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Newspaper
Charleston Gazette
Location
Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
3
The New York Times editorial argues Washington should recognize Latin American sovereignty and resist exporting ideological models. It warns heavy handed policy and anti Communist crusades offend Latin American nations already wary of foreign interference, preferring aid and respectful, subtle guidance instead.
The Kanawha Valley studies waste disposal options including deep underground burial of industrial wastes. If feasible and adopted it could restore the river to a Boone era condition, as Coal River was cleaned with public pressure and law enforcement.
A critical column rebukes Senator Byrd for his long night talk in a nearly empty Senate chamber. The piece argues his legacy as a backwoods legislator clashes with American ideals of freedom, noting his Ku Klux Klan past and current public image concerns.
Readers critique Adlai Stevenson remarks on civil rights and prison records, accusing him of extremism. A second letter defends Zionist actions, condemns American picketing of Israel and US leaders, and questions Israel’s priority in national interest.
Walter Lippmann argues for immediate action on presidential succession and disability. He cites S. J. Res. 139, backed by Republicans and Democrats, as better than a prolonged constitutional amendment. The piece outlines Bayh's plan to appoint a VP subject to Congress approval and a detailed framework for disability and potential impeachment issues.
Arizona Kid arrives on the noon train as town figures bestir themselves to oppose him. The Old Sheriff Pennsylvania Bill and ex deputy Dick refuse to confront him alone. Citizens lock doors and shield themselves while the Kid steps onto Main Street ready to shoot, with no one willing to challenge him.
Washington reports a Republican senator says the party’s nomination next month may not be valuable to the winner if Johnson runs. The piece notes Goldwater’s appeal, potential losses for GOP in key states, and a dilemma among Eisenhower stalwarts about modern Republicanism and Nixon. Delegates favor Goldwater, but voters and party unity are in question.
The piece sketches political maneuvering around Goldwater with critics urging Lincoln and Roosevelt era traditions, while Republicans chase stop Goldwater tactics and Johnson receives honorary doctorates amid debates on Medicare. It notes a looming debt bill and Khrushchev talks described in cordial terms.
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