How Goldwater Won the GOP Nomination Against His Critics
A retrospective on Barry Goldwater's path to the Republican presidential nomination. The piece credits decade-long build-up of party ties, massed fundraising, and strategic state leader alliances, plus a political push against liberal images, culminating in a convention victory despite intra party resistance.
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Felled Tree Kills Worker Near Orick
A felled tree struck 56 year old Ray Arthur in a logging area four miles from Orick. Arthur, from Rohnoerville, was operating heavy machinery when a limb caught him and he died instantly. He left a wife and children.
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Bolting Campaign Images In Unlikely Political Scene
San Francisco dispatch notes a lively rally where veteran actor and self styled candidate Barry Goldwater voiceily rejects baby politician labels while promising independence from advisers. Hollywood figure Myles Connally dies in Santa Monica hospital after years of film credits. He was known for Mr Blue Bucking the Trend and Prannigan's Head. Connally, a Boston native, built a career as associate producer and screen writer with Western, satire and comedy roles.
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Key Men In Barry's Lineup
An Arizona centered political team guides Barry Goldwater's Republican nomination bid. Denison Kitchel 56 Phoenix attorney leads campaign operations with longtime trust from Goldwater. Dean Burch 36 Tucson attorney coordinates scheduling and staff. F Clifton White New York PR consultant co-directs field efforts. Karl Hess 41 former journalist writes speeches and drafts lines including the farewell address.
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New York Passes Arms Law Enforcing Unloaded Rifle Carriage
New York approves a new arms law prohibiting carrying a rifle or shotgun in public unless unloaded and enclosed in a carrying case. Mayor Robert F. Wayne signed the bill on Wednesday. Edward K. Neller, longtime press secretary, a former Washington journalist, is noted in the coverage with biographical details. The piece also touches on Barry Goldwater’s presidential bid and his campaign style.
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