Dillon debunked and the Vienna economic clash
Editorial notes Dillon as secretary of the treasury clashing with European economists in Vienna over inflation and policy. It claims Dillon urged lower long term rates and income policies, opposing classical free enterprise methods. Observers say his stance echoes Keynesian and socialist cautions, risking dollar weakness and a currency outflow.
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C. Douglas Dillon
Vienna
LBJ
Walter Heller
Dillon
Heller
Halian
Lbs
Lawrence Fertig
America
Democrats for Barry expand beyond the South
Democrats-for-Goldwater clubs appear in the North with one group already forming in Nebraska and others possibly to follow. In California, Glide Dalton of Dalton Electrical Supply Co. in Oakland leads a Northern California Democratic Volunteers Committee backing Goldwater. Dalton, a lifelong Democrat who backed Kennedy, says the group formed with over 300 members months ago to protest national and local party shifts toward socialism amid calls for reduced federal spending.
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Nebaska
California
Glyde Dalton
Dilton Fleretrical Supply Co
Oakland
Democratic Volunteers Committee
Goldwater
Dalton
John V. Kennedy
Tie Party
The Fourth Estate and the Goldwater Nuclear Debate
A columnist argues the media distorted Goldwater's defoliation remark about nuclear options in Vietnam. Walter Porter accuses irresponsible reporting, while Baxter Ward of ABC Los Angeles defends TV coverage and urges precise context to correct misquotes nationwide. He cites Channel 7's corrective reporting as exemplary.
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Bar- Ty
Pentagon
Goldwater
Vietnam
Walter F. Porter
Inglewood
Calif
Barry
Baxter Ward
ABC
Los Angeles
Ward
Channel 7
Tat
patriotism or nationalism debated by senator fulbright
Vernon J. Veritas defends patriotism as noble and selfless while attacking Bill Fulbright for renaming patriotism as nationalism. Veritas cites pages of Fulbright's book to claim he opposes extreme nationalism and even patriotism itself, arguing this undermines national identity and resistance to communism.
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Washington, D.C
Bil Fulbright
Vernon J. Veritas
Fulbright
Veritas
Arkansas
Bill Fulbright
Alexander
France
de Gaulle
Free World
Varitas
Where Is Solid South and the new political split
In this analysis of the 1960 political map the Solid South is fading as a Democratic lock. The South shifts with regional groups like the Southern Regional Council promoting Negro registration drives and coalition efforts. Texas leads in new registrations. Florida swings GOP. Georgia and other states show rising electoral impact ahead of November.
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Richmond
Florida
Alaska
Hawaii
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Mississippi
Alabama
Johnson
Int Kipling
Southern Regional Council
NAACT
Congress of Racial Equality
National Urban League
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
South
Mar
Dixie
Atlanta
Baltimore
Memphis
New Orleans
Maryland
Texas
Branton
South Carolina
History of major train robbery loot and misread figures
The text notes a historic Glasgow to London mail train hold up on August 8 1963 near Cheddington with a claimed haul of 7368095 dollars. It also lists Florida as the state with most phosphate mining and names biblical figures Elijah Jacob Moses and Lot for a riddled question. It claims 29 minutes for a housewife’s supermarket shopping and presents titanium as the closest metal to perfect with strength lightness and corrosion resistance.
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Cheddington
London
Reader letters urge support for Goldwater and anti communism
A high school student argues in favor of Goldwater in the 1964 election context, citing fear of communism and riots. The letter references None Dare Call It Treason and questions LBJ's claim that terror does not govern daily life, urging readers to vote for Goldwater and to value religious freedom. The writer notes letters require sender details and may be edited.
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John A. Stormer
Barry Goldwater
United States of America
Monument Fitting to U N Rock Theme Sparks Debate
Editor notes an Alcatraz monument concept tied to United Nations ideals. The piece reflects on The Rock's control over inmates, offering safety and services but denying liberty, highlighting the paradox of confinement versus freedom.
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Alcatraz
U.N
Liberty
Anti-Smog Drive Spurs Political Backlash in California
Caspar Weinberger notes widespread opposition to smog controls as legislators push anti smog laws. The 1961 onward requirement forces new cars to carry approved crankcase devices and used cars to obtain inspections from state approved garages. Critics fear manufacturer influence and point to higher repair costs and safety concerns from improper device handling.
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California Highway Patrol
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Porter
Maddox
MeSeghi Ap
Morrie Ryskind
Holmes Alexander
Mr. Veritas
BASE
White House
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Illinois
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Kennedy
Ilinois
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Mr. Nixon
North
Wiley A. Branton
Taylor
Valle
SAS
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Jacob
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Eook Rep
Lis
God
Caspar Weinberger
State
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Moator
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