Editorial Doubts Reston On Goldwater Johnson Debate
An editorial critiques James Reston for doubting a Johnson landslide while noting Goldwater's rise. It argues Reston highlights enduring issues touching personal and family life, the political bosses’ worry, and contrasts Eisenhower’s affection with Johnson’s perceived persona. The piece reflects on postwar political dynamics and the 1964 campaign mood.
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Farm Rebellion Shakes Midwest Price Support Structure
A Midwest farmer uprising led by the National Farmers Organization with a weeklong livestock market boycott aims to force higher prices and end costly price subsidies. The move challenges federal price supports and could reduce consumer prices via cuts to subsidy programs, as proposed by political figures.
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Johnson runs with Humphrey amid cautious boldness
Atlantic City analysis of President Johnson's dual traits, caution and audacity, shaping his choice of Hubert Humphrey as running mate. The piece argues Humphrey complicates Johnson's campaign, especially in the South and border states, while noting a personal fondness between Johnson and Humphrey.
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Spoiled Brats of Tennis Court Reflect on Players
Sydney Harris complains that top tennis players are temperamental and vain, spoiled by elite adulation. He contrasts them with other sports, notes class and gender stereotypes, and warns parents against idolizing champions while praising the game’s politeness.
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Everything Favors The Republicans
Opinion piece condemns the Kennedy Johnson era citing Bay of Pigs Cuba Laos Vietnam and Berlin Wall failures. It accuses the Johnson administration of debt growth poverty rhetoric and misrule while praising opposition potential and warning of national decline.
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Countdown automation and road safety muddle human factor
A fragmented paragraph cites David Kenisten on human factors in automation, notes rising highway deaths up 12 percent in the first half, and references Bill Miller and Goll water seeking self-determination. Clare Boothe Luce is mentioned regarding a potential run but no details given.
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Robert S. Allen Demos Prime Pump To Win Election
The piece outlines massive federal spending under Congress and President Johnson, detailing hundreds of millions in anti poverty, Social Security, Appalachia, and redevelopment programs. It cites the political use of pork barrel funding ahead of elections, lists departments with large totals, and notes a Democratic rule to appoint a successor if needed.
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