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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1964
Page
5
A critical look at Goldwater supporters at the convention who fought hard to back their nominee. Delegates from every state showed strong backing, with energy and discipline shaping the battle for Barry Goldwater and William Miller. The piece questions whether unwavering supporters could drive victory in November.
A fragmented critique targets Governor Rockefeller and a Goldwater speech. The piece accuses liberals of guilt by association for naming communists and the Ku Klux Klan alongside John Birch Society while omitting liberal groups like Americans for Democratic Action and the ACLU. The author notes Goldwater’s rejection of the attack in his acceptance speech.
Rep W Donlan Edwards and Rep George P Miller list House offices in Washington DC and invite constituent outreach. The note outlines office locations and suggests scheduling meetings to discuss district concerns and federal matters.
California Assembly member John L. E. Collier proposes a deferred tuition plan for higher education. Students would sign notes to reimburse the state after graduation as their earnings rise, up to twenty years, at rates tied to income. The bill aims to fund expansion while exempting those with real financial hardship.
Two unlikely GOP allies, George Bush of Texas and Jackie Robinson, defend a flexible party identity amid Goldwater’s conservative surge. Bush backs Goldwater as asset against Yarborough while Robinson, opposed to Goldwater, urges a firebreak strategy with Rockefellers and regional GOP leaders. Both insist on Republican loyalty despite differing pathways.
San Francisco reports Barry Goldwater moving quickly to unify the Republican Party for the campaign. A unity conference is planned within days with regional and national leaders invited, including Governors Scranton Rockefeller Romney and former officials Eisenhower Nixon. A temporary national chairman option is being discussed as Senators Curtis and Mundt consider serving.
U S Information Agency critiques capitalist framing in propaganda and considers changing the label. A writer suggests shifting focus to market research. Red China aims to form a Communist movement while other Communist parties are urged to unite quickly or face dissolution.
Henry J. Taylor critiques political indifference and argues for two strong, honest parties. He urges citizens to join a party, participate in primaries and elections, and demand responsibility from public servants. The piece warns that independence hampers governance and stresses personal responsibility in a dangerous era.
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