Goldwater Gains Ground Amid GOP Communication Gaps
The piece argues Barry Goldwater strengthens his 1964 bid as moderate Republicans falter and party leadership becomes insular. It notes GOP professionals struggle to size Goldwater's support, with many unaware of delegate dynamics and regional strengths in the South and Mountain West. President Johnson looms in those regions this fall.
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Dave Clark Five Fans Cut Off Stage in Praise
UPI report recalls a 1960s scene where concertgoers rushed the stage during a Dave Clark Five performance. Clark explains the audience’s energy forced him to flee the wings, turning a chase into a show of acclaim rather than catastrophe.
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Household Joints and Tips From Everyday Life
Household tips cover removing grease stains with liquid starch, securing loose pictures with rubber cement, cucumber salad dressing with sour cream and pecans, and pruning flowers for longer life. Advice also includes fruit cutting, peach ripeness hints, restoring old silk scarves with starch, chocolate chips in date bars, and gentle sautéing of mushrooms in a double boiler.
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Is There Something To The Old 3 Rule Of Three
Pan American pilot Captain William Moss argues there is some truth to the rule of three about air crashes. His study of 26 fatal jet accidents from 1958 to 1963 notes clusters follow periods of relaxed safety after bad events. He cites regional differences in landing crashes and calls for better international air safety liaison and timely accident reporting.
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Johnson nominates Ryan U.S. ambassador to Niger
President Johnson named Robert J. Ryan a Hatfield Massachusetts career foreign service officer as the new U.S. ambassador to Niger succeeding Mercer Cook who was reassigned. The White House announced the nomination of the 49 year old on Thursday.
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