Editorial Endorsement of Goldwater Campaign
The piece cheers Barry Goldwater for entering the Republican presidential race as a fresh voice. It argues he offers a clear philosophical contrast to President Johnson, predicting a strong voter choice if nominated and highlighting Goldwater’s departure from “me too” Republican trends. It notes Johnson’s likely November opponent and praises Goldwater’s decision to run vigorously.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Arizona
Kennedy
Frontiersmen and the New Frontier in Johnsons Economy
The piece critiques President Johnson's economic goals, arguing for fiscal restraint and debt reduction. It assails Treasury Secretary Dillon and White House advisers as urging more spending and borrowing, claiming this erodes purchasing power, raises the cost of living, and risks solvency. It urges cutting government costs and resisting inflated overhead.
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Jobson
Mr. Dillon
Senate Finance Committee
Dillon
Washington
Walter W. Heller
Kermit Gordon
Theodore C. Sorensen
David E. Bell
White House
Doppateh
Should Illiterate Californians Vote Debate in Democracy Call
A discussion on literacy and voting rights in California contrasts the nations push for universal suffrage with the states constitutional English reading requirement. It notes 1961 changes removing literacy as a challenge to voting and questions whether poll workers or registrars could still bar illiterates.
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California
Los Angeles County
Ben Hite
Registrar of Voters
Look And Learn Quiz Answers from Old Magazine
The piece lists trivia with answers: Ireland’s people attend cinema about 18 times yearly. about four widows per widower in the U S. Valparaiso, Chile as the west coast port. bananas as the most costly common fruit to grow and sell. and the five vital organs are the heart brain lungs stomach and liver.
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Valparaiso
Chile
Gap Between Ministry and Congregation Frays Modern Faith Life
Sydney Harris argues a widening rift between clergy and laity across denominations. He cites theological shifts, failed transmission of deep questions to congregations, and a church focused on comfort over challenge, leaving sermons therapeutic and insufficient for crisis like race relations. The piece laments ministers losing touch with their flocks and the public’s needs.
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Theological Schools
Divinity Colleges
Electorate vs Elite in Senate on Testing Privacy
A Vocational Education bill version banned questionnaires probing students private lives and family status, spurring parent objections. Though the Senate supported the ban, the House Senate conferees killed it, highlighting a clash between democratic will and expert educational research in a struggle over self government.
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Washington, D.C
Senate
Capitol Hill
House-Senate
Garden of Affalrs and the danger of bad company
Dr Russell Kirk argues that indulgent parents who allow teens to mix with all kinds of people risk molding corrupt tastes. He cites Attalus’s venomous garden as a warning that proximity to corruption tempts ruin, urging parents to exercise discernment and authority to shield youth from harmful example. He stresses that conscience must be educated by example and guardians should guide rather than abdicate.
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Attalus
White House correspondents endure grueling shifts under new president
Inez Robb recalls a White House beat stretched to 24 hours daily as reporters consider a twelve hour day and on site cot rotations. The group endures workouts, Texas ranch tours, and spicy barbecue while pondering a security guard style press room, and jokes about Pierre and Churchill garb for late nights.
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Texas
Pierre
England
Churchill
Correction of common usage and spelling in a mixed query set
The user presents five items about English usage. It asks how to fix a sentence with contradictory adverbs, how to pronounce delusive's, which word is misspelled among several, the meaning of euphemism, and a word starting with to mean redundancy. It also includes examples and a definition fragment for tautology.
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