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Newspaper

Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1964

Page

3

Editorial Ur ban Renewal Authority slow on river front sale

The editorial argues the Ur ban Renewal Authority has moved slowly in disposing of cleared acreage along Charleston's river front and reminds readers the authority could have sold the land sooner to serve the public interest. It urges patience and time for the agency to fulfill its public duties.

Urban Renewal Authority Charleston Walter Clark West Side Norfolk URA Red House Kanawha Boulevard Virginia Street

Wallace Sees Vast Disservice From Wallace Actions

The article argues George Wallace's 1960s racial stance harms the nation and the South, noting Northern voters misunderstood segregation in real life. Whitney Young Jr criticizes Wallace for stoking fear and cites federal aid to Dixie, urging unity and equal citizenship over race politics.

Wallace Wisconsin Indiana Maryland Whitney M. Young Jr National Arbutt League Young Dixie Deep South Georgia Alabama Texas South America North

Potomac Fever and the Civil Rights Voting Debate

The column cites Jack Wilson on civil rights voting provisions amid Johnson urging Americans to adopt civil rights as national custom. It notes Russian opposition to integration, a Briton’s marriage to a Russian girl being refused, and Gov Scranton’s middle path on poverty programs.

Interventions urged as steel pact backs Plan for Progress

Eleven steel companies and the United Steel Workers of America sign a joint effort to end racial discrimination in jobs and promote the President's Plan for Progress. The move aims to reduce federal participation while urging local action and voluntary agreements. Alabama, U.S. Steel in Birmingham and Republic in Gadsden are named among the signatories, with supporters of Gov. Wallace mentioned in context.

United Steel Workers of America Johnson Little Rock Oxford Miss Eisenhower Arkansas Kennedy Mississippi South Alabama U. S. Steel Birmingham Republic Gadsden Wallace

Scranton Campaign Aims To Build West Virginia Delegates

Pennsylvania Governor Scranton travels to Charleston to meet West Virginia delegates with a soft sell, aiming to build uncommitted support for the July San Francisco convention. He hopes to leverage charm over pressure, seeking a favorable tilt as Goldwater's momentum wanes.

Scranton San Francisco West Virginia Barry Goldwater Mal Guthrie Rockefeller New York Nelson Rockefeller Goldwater Guthrie Pennsylvania Charleston Cleo Jones Arch A. Moore Jr Jones Washington W. H. Ballard Welch Tom Sweeney Wheeling Mike Goldwater

Rights Fight Begins Open Civil Rights Debate Looms

Washington analysis notes Senate passage signals the fight continues beyond lawmaking as the nation must confront the practical impact of civil rights measures. Humphrey calls for broad conferences to define the law, while Johnson seeks to lead public attitude changes and Kennedy and Dirksen shape the political landscape ahead of a crucial summer. The piece warns of a long, tense battle across regions and parties as Key events unfold.

House Senate Congress Sen Hubert Humphrey Hwophrey Johnson Everett Dirksen Sax Goldwater-Scranton Southeast Asia Act White House St. Augustine Fla Little Rock Gen. Eisenhower Mississippi Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Zews Robert Kennedy

Message About Nitro Water Accident Reference

A dated June 23, 1964 note to Doc suggests an accident explanation for a worm entering Nitro water, implying the worm did not enter voluntarily and attributing a careful, ironic tone to the incident.

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Forgotten Campaign Chronicle at Goldwater HQ

Washington reports from Goldwater headquarters say Gov. Scranton weakens his bid for the Republican vice presidential nomination. The memo outlines a day of campaign moves by J. J. Upworth, with a brutal schedule and tactics targeting media, civil rights delegations, and Eisenhower, aiming to secure a ticket balanced by upstate New York dairy region.

New York Time Co Washington Goldwater Gov. Scranton Scranton J. J. Upworth New York Upworth Supreme Court New York City Television Inn Eisenhower Senate Foreign Relations Committee Rusk America House Cuba United Nations Barry Pera Tall Society

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George C. Wallace Tam John Wesley Jack Wilson Sen. Goldwater Ralph McGill U. S Tome Harry Noffmann William W. Scranton Doris F.leeson John F. Kenney Toy Page Seckford City Russell Baker Terview Capitol WM Am Gettysiere
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