Democratic 64 Strategy Seen as Frontlash in Campaign
The piece argues that Barry Goldwater’s nuclear rhetoric and confrontational stance pushed the 1964 race toward frontlash. It highlights President Johnson’s deterence of attacks on foes through domestic programs and detente with the Soviet Union while condemning Goldwater’s calls for aggressive nuclear options. It notes Goldwater’s Knoxville TVA attack on public power and his criticisms of the poverty program and Medicare in Appalachia and Florida.
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Goldwater
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Knoxville
Tennessee
TVA
Appalachia
Florida
Editors Warn Deep Trouble If Attacks On Press Win
The Associated Press Managing Editors Association told a Senate judiciary subcommittee that success of attacks on the free press would bring deep trouble for the nation. They urged allies in Congress to help stop efforts to throttle or intimidate the press and cited abuses like subpoena misuse, injunctions to prevent publication, secrecy in public business, and denial of access to records.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press Managing Editors Association
Senate Judiciary
Congress
William Ware
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Associaton
Freedom of Information Committee
Senate Subcommittee On Constitutional Rights
Vitamin C bottles recalled for missing sodium warning
FDA orders recall of 10 million vitamin C tablets from Lit Drug Co. Union New Jersey after labels fail to note sodium ascorbate content. Diabetes high blood pressure and rheumatic heart patients risk sodium intake limits, spokesman says.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Lit Drug Co
Union
N.J
FDA
Frontlash Strategy in 1964 Campaign Explained
The author details a Frontlash Strategy to separate Goldwater from the Republican Party to win over lifelong Republicans. He describes a Great Society agenda including War on Poverty, education, elder care, environmental conservation, and housing reform, and notes the voters delivered the largest Democratic plurality in history and the strongest Democratic majority since 1936.
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Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Harry Truman
John Kennedy
Goldwater
Great Society
Heritage of Struggle and Hope Shaped My Policies
In the Oval Office memories define a lifetime of concern for tenant farmers workers rights education and poverty. The narrator recalls Mexican-American children jobless veterans and boxcar travelers as the backdrop for the programs he pursued to meet America's needs.
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Oval
America
Vietnam 1964 1965 From The Vantage Point
Excerpt from Lyndon B Johnson memoirs The Vantage Point Perspectives of the Presidency 1963 1969 discusses U S policy and decisions in Vietnam during 1964 to 1965 including political military actions and leadership perspectives.
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Vietnam
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Holt, Rinehart and Winston Inc
HEC Public Affairs Foundation
Cincinnati Policeman Guthrie Takes Four Week Vacation
Sgt Paul Guthrie of Cincinnati police spent a four week vacation visiting police departments in San Francisco Los Angeles Salt Lake City and England. He is 38 and has served 15 years in the force. He says he likes visiting other departments because he cannot stay away from the job.
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Cincinnati
Paul Guthrie
Cincinnatijments
San Francisco
Los Anvice
Salt Lake City
England
Guthrie
Useless Data Pollution Cited
U.S. college professor Dr. T. Charles Harvey of the University of Tennessee Space Institute warns of a new form of pollution: useless information. He notes NASA stores vast satellite charts yet lacks manpower and time to identify meaningful data.
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Tullahoma, Tenn
T. Charles Harvey
University of Tenessee Space Institute
Harvey
NASA
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