Goldwater Backs Ike Policy But Faces Campaign Strain
A columnist notes Goldwater pledges to adopt Eisenhower foreign policy and consult Ike before cabinet picks, a move seen as a unity bid yet a retreat. The piece questions Goldwater’s independence, predicts heavy influence from Eisenhower on foreign affairs, and doubts the long term viability of the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Goldwater
President Johnson
Gen
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Goldwater
Ike
Charlie McCarthy
Edgar Bergen
Bowie Construction Boom Signals Major Local Projects
Bowie prepares for a wave of new work this fall and 1965 including a $600,000 40 bed hospital a state highway 59 relocation with $45,000 plus right of way costs a $250,000 project a new Bowie National Bank building remodeling of First National Bank and a $40 056 000 airport program. The multi project push follows a $300000 sewer completion and aims to sustain rapid home building and rising population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowie
Bowie National Bank
First National Bank
Debates Seen as Beneficial Political Tool in 1964 Race
The piece argues President Johnson should share a televised debate with Barry Goldwater or participate in NBC Meet the Press interviews to let voters compare stands on issues. It notes debates inform voters, reveal personalities, and steer campaigns, despite legal limits on equal time and potential party waiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
NBC
Congress
Richard Nixon
Cuba
Kennedy
Eisenhower
United States
Goldwater
Democrats and Republicans gear for November clash
Texas Democrats meet at Atlantic City for a national convention while Gov. John Connally signals rapid setup of statewide campaigns. Republicans claim a stronger org and plan vigorous local, state, and national battles after a training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Sanford
Texas Press Association
Austin
Tex
Texas
Atlantic City
N. J
John Connally
GOP
Texas Railroad Commission
Commission
Connally
Trinity River Authority Board of Directors
San Jacinto Battleground Commission
Terrell
A. C. Spencer
Huntsville
Texas Water Commission
Parks and Wildlife Department
Edmistons Vacation Visit Links Bowie and Crane
W F Edmiston and daughter Cindy of Crane spent a week in Bowie visiting relatives and friends. A3C William F Edmiston Jr stationed in Denver joined his parents for the vacation and will return to Crane then Sacramento for new station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Edmiston
Cindy
Crane
Bowie
Wm. F. Edmiston Jr
Denver
Colorado
Sacramento
Calif
Edmiston
Bowie Area Social Notes and Upcoming Events
Sequences of community updates from Bowie detail local offices changing hands with Mrs. D. C. Overfelt elected vice president of the City Federation and Mrs. C. Y. Cosby resigning. Also covered are a boxing contest in the American Legion hall, descrips of local schooling notes, fair preparations, and civic club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Overfelt
C. Y. Cosby
Edward
Meyer Post
American Legion
Boy Scout Hall
Kid Wade
Bowie
Texas
Frisco
Jack Sullivan
Duncan
Okla
Inez Rudy
New York
Moline
Ill
Bowie Band
Bowie- Fruitland
William Lee Shytles
J. W. Shytles
Newport
Bowie Hospital
Jimmie
Sammie Kistler
William
Rotary Club
Lynn Garlington
Montague County
Tip Jimerson
G. A
Butch) Quisenberry
Marion Henning
H. E. Henning
Starlight Operetta
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Montague Farmers Co-op
Norman Heath
Troy Woolf
Jones Robinson
Fred M. Bloom
Donald
Canada
Ruby Reaves
North Texas State College
Denton
Bowie News Founded As Second Class Paper in 1922
Juanes established February 9 1922 and entered at Bowie Texas post office as second class mail. It consolidated with The Montague County Times on April 1 1953. Subscription 4 dollars per year in Texas and Oklahoma counties. elsewhere five dollars. Paper to be stopped when subscription expires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Liquor Control Board
State Highway Department
Harris County
Loving County
Virgil Patterson
Amarillo
Texas Good Roads Association
Texas
Texas Education Agency
Governor’s Committee On
Walter Richter
Gonzales
Cqarr
Young County
Ronald D Stephens
Western Union
State Capitol
Cornelia Nunn
Carr
Rusk
Gregg
Karnes
Jackson
Bowie
Montague County Times
Bowie News
Montague, Wise, Clay, Jack
Wichita, Cooke
Denton
Jefferson County
Oklahoma
Community Visitors and Moves Reported in UZ News
Local social items list visitors to the Caulfield and Greenwood households including Martha Millican Janyce Greenwood and Georgia Greenwood. Noted moves include Brey family relocating to the Orrell place and the Monroe family to a new home in New Harp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Millican
Porterville
Janyce Greenwood
Denton
Georgia Greenwood
Jo Ann
Wynona Riddles
Bill Caulfield
W. G. Greenwood
Glen Lynch
Troy Greenwood
Delbert Greenwood
Arlington
Betty Reid
Nocona
Sonny Cole
Judy
Becky
Saint Jo
Brey
Wichita Falls
Orrell Place
George Morley
Willie Orrell
Junior Monroe
New Harp
Olin Merrett
North Carolina
Forestburg
Ringgold Revival to Be Led by Dr. M. E. Frank
Dr. M. E. Frank, pastor of First Christian Church of Republic Missouri, will evangelize at a revival August 31 to September 6 in Ringgold First Christian Church. He has led Ringgold revivals six years 1953 1958 and 1960 and has pastored churches in Illinois Kansas and Missouri. Services begin daily at 8 p.m. with a Sunday 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Frank
First Christian Church of
Republic, Mo
First Christian Church
Riggold
Bowie Women Attend Dist WSCS Workshop
Five Bowie W S C S members attended the District Workshop of the First Methodist Church. The Decatur event featured a new curriculum for the coming year and World Federation program representatives including Mrs. Eubank Lady of Sarawak and Mrs. Quisenberry Lady of Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Bowie W.S.C.S
W. L. Eubank
Q. A. Quisenberry
Theo Precise
J. C. Volkman
P. J. Scott
Decatur
World Federation of Methodist
Relative of Bowie Residents Dies
Sallie Medley 62 of Waurika Oklahoma died unexpectedly August 19. Funeral held 2:30 p.m. Friday at Nazarene Church with Rev. Rawlings and Rev. Rains officiating. Burial in Forestburg Cemetery. Born August 23, 1902 in Montague County. Survivors: mother Mrs. Denham two sisters Mrs. Avery of Alvarado Mrs. Watt and L A. of Bowie and husband Harry. Pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Medley
Waurika
Oklahoma
H. E. Detham
W. C. Watt
L. R. Avery
Bowie
Nazarene Church
EB. A. Rawlings
Jess Rains
Boyd Bean
M. V. Dean
Glen McGee
George Brown
Elton Bilbrey
Otis Jordan
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Nations
Senate
Parks and Wildlife
Jerry Sadler
Harris
Fort Bend
Walker
State Board of Corrections
State Department of Corrections
Sugar Land
J. M. Falkner
Faulkner
State Banking Board
Jesse James
Robert Strauss
Texas Employment Commission
Employment Commission
Allstate Insurance Company
State Board of Insurance
Board of Insurance
State Historical Survey Committee
State Building Commission
State High Department
Waggoner Carr
Texas Animal Health Commission
Mmes
A. W. Cline
Roy Sanders
M. Lyons
Lon Roberson
F. L. Covey
EF. C. Heard
M. Posey
The
Christian Science Society
Doris Weir
Ladies Booster Club
Lois Mae Hall
Fay Chokas
Maurine Barry
Berniece Cantwell
Mary Duvall
Millie Hacker
Karen Taylor
Phyllis Koonce
Peggy Underwood
Janet Young
Sylvia Hamilton
A. O. Hurdt
Ark
Robert Speake
R. D. Speake
Fort Ord
Army
Max E. Taylor
Elgin Taylor
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Che Bowie Neus
Ouress
Juanes
Emerson.ynn, JR
Smythe Street
UZ News
Wynona L. Riddles
Ringgold
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