The U S Constitution on firm foundation and evolution
The article argues the U S Constitution remains sound, noting 24 amendments since 1788 and the Bill of Rights partly inspired by Virginia’s Declaration of Rights. It stresses the Founders created a balanced three-branch framework, with amendments adjusting governance but not its core structure.
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Virginia
George Mason
Democrats fault Goldwater for negative campaigning in 1964
Washington Democrats argue Barry Goldwater failed to present affirmative conservative programs. They say his focus on attacking Lyndon Johnson ignores his own proposals such as the five year tax cut or UN revision. They label his deep south campaign as reliant on negative issues like states rights and see his image as trigger happy as a major handicap.
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1964
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Lyndon Johnson
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Johnson
North Vietnam
Deep South
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Friendly campaign pledge scene in 1964 election
Democratic and Republican leaders sign a Fair Campaign Practices Code to keep politics clean. The dialogue satirically repeats accusations and boasts from LBJ and Goldwater, portraying a cordial, theatrical display while hinting at strategic manipulation of public opinion.
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LBJ
Goldwater
Johnson
If TV Had Arrived Earlier in a World of Limits
A speculative musing on whether television could have survived in a late 19th century or early 20th century economy. It questions timing, sponsor availability, and cultural readiness, pondering if TV would be a bygone pipedream or a stalled invention.
The Dutch Understand Us Says Boyle’s Column
Boyle mocks an English Dutch phrase book from turn of the century as a hindrance to U S Dutch relations. He notes its etiquette at ports customs and restaurants, observes relief that Dutch people largely understand English, and wryly comments on British meddling and friendships with the Netherlands.
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The
Netherlands
Holland
William and Mary
Nieuw Amsterdam
Ned
Comsat stock romance cautions investors forum style
In The Forum, Harry C. France warns that Comsat stock embodies speculative romance. He recalls price swings from $20 to $48 and warns against short selling and overextension. He urges investors to hold cash reserves, insurance, and quality stocks, noting Comsat is a long pull risk. D.B.S. asks if $4,000 in savings can support speculation.
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Comsat
Communications Satellite Corporation
Lars
America
Daily Crossword Puzzle 7
Crossword clues and answers list from a daily puzzle page with numbered items covering definitions and word lengths. Includes entries for ancient port Aqaba gulf, various linguistic hints, and characteristic crossword prompts across multiple grid positions.
In Hollywood They're going to bury old Ada
Ruth Millett notes a Chicago husband signed a 31 item reconciliation program to please his wife. The piece argues wives use pressure, flattery, or control to shape husbands, often turning men into a “Yes Dear” type, while urging men to recall their own unwritten demands.
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Ada
Ruth Millett
Security For You And Veterans Guide Hospitals Of Varied Nature
Older persons needing care face choices among hospital types and care programs. The article explains general hospitals for acute illness, diagnostic workups, and how costs vary by proprietary, voluntary, and municipal status, noting municipal hospitals are often free.
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General Hospital
Local health care options explained in journal letter page
The Journal’s forum explains hospital types from general to chronic disease facilities and nursing homes, detailing patient stays, care focus, and costs. It notes that chronic disease hospitals emphasize rehab, with costs lower than general hospitals, and describes nursing homes as long term residences with minimal medical treatment.
Biddeford Maine Daily Ad Rates and Publisher Info
Bideford Lace Journal lists Adams Street offices in Biddeford Maine with publisher W Paul Casavant and editor E P Ingalls. Rates shown: one month 1.85 six months 10.50 one year 21.00. Associated Press rights noted for local news and dispatches. Entry class postage paid Biddeford.
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Biddeford
Maine
W. Paul Casavant
E. P. Ingalls
Associated Press
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