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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1965

Page

10

Goldwater Forms Conservative Political Education Group

Barry Goldwater announced a new crusade of political education to channel conservative voters into future activity. He said the Free Society Association would be an educational group rather than a party entity and would avoid organizing tasks or precincts.

Tom Wicker New York Times Service Washington Barry M. Goldwater Goldwater Crystal Society Assn New “Educational Organization Johu Birch Society Stoh Toa

Goren on Bridge and Free Society Assn. formation

The article discusses the Free Society Association led by Denison Kitchel as an educational group not tied to campaigns. It mentions Republican dismay, proposed umbrella role for conservative groups, and potential support to writers and discussion groups without funding political activity.

West East Hitchel Teleto South Kitchel FSA

Top Drivers Ready for Saturday Truck Roadeos

Hotes drivers from across the state arrive to compete in the 7 a.m. Saturday truck roadeo at the Civic Center. Sponsored by the West Virginia Motor Truck Association, the event tests professional driving skill with five state champions earning eligibility for national titles in September in Kansas City.

Civic Center West Virginia Motor Truck Assn Sthampions Kansas City South North West Csiadusming East Goldwater West Virginia Trais Elmer E High Club King Mass Movement the Fair Organization

Birth Control Debate Grows in Congress with Ten Bills

Congress debates a broad set of ten population control bills aiming to create information offices in State and HEW departments and to convene conferences. Sen. Gruening's bill, favored for nonbinding criteria, could advance despite Catholic opposition and public skepticism.

Congress Senate House Departments of State and Health, Education and Welfare White House Eisenhower Ernest Gruening Alaska

Governor to Mark Event at Pavilion

Former Senator Kenneth B. Keating chairs Population Crisis Committee urging action on population growth. Pope Paul VI and President Johnson push federal role and aid, while ALD funds training and supplies for family planning. NIH expands reproductive research. HEW backs state birth control clinics in about 38 states, targeting welfare and low income families.

Kenneth B. Keating R-N. Y Alliance For Progress Paul VI Congress Johnson U.S Eisenhower Agency For Liternational Development ALD National Institutes of Health Health, Education and Welfare Department South

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