Editorials Show of Strength in GOP Primary Outlook
The piece critiques liberal Republicans over Goldwater opposition, arguing their force waned as Goldwater built nationwide delegate strength. It notes big Washington duties and foreign crises expose limits of federal power, questions polls and November outcomes, and suggests GOP personalities may shift to unify after weak liberal opposition.
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Washington
Bay of Pigs
the Wall
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Laos
Square Pegs And Round Holes In American Politics
Morrie Ryskind reflects on stubborn figures who persevere despite unlikely odds. He cites Joe Gunn as a brave but unsuccessful fighter, Harold Stassen’s repeated runs for office, and pollster Louis Harris’s controversial forecasts, arguing resilience and misread signals shape political theater. The column closes with a personal note apologizing for delayed reader responses.
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Joe Gunn
Joe
Vanishing Heritage and a Moderates Stand in New Orleans
Kenneth L. Dixon reflects on a late night walk in New Orleans reacting to modern distortions of Stephen Foster heritage and the climate of intense race and political tension. He asserts equal rights, rejects extremism, and defends personal choice in associations, stressing independence from both sides’ pressure.
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Stephen Foster
Poster
Countdown Horticultural Note and Political Doubts
David Keniston notes Barry Goldwater wins a grass roots award in Phoenix while commenting on polling, party strategy, and ideological splits. The piece mocks public indifference and questions GOP direction if Goldwater leads, suggesting fear of reduced party cohesion and a bold rhetorical tone.
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Barry Goldwater
Phoenix, Ariz
Lily-white party in the Goldwater debate folds race into 1960s politics
Holmes Alexander argues the Civil Rights Act debate may push Barry Goldwater toward a Lily-white alignment, risking a racial split in American politics. He envisions a two party system divided by white and Negro support, with Southerners backing a Western Republican and northern whites reacting to urban unrest.
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Goldwater
Wallace
Readers defend CCC camps as vital New Deal legacy
Randall B. Callahan of Premant urges editors to reconsider remarks about CCC camps. He recounts marching 20 months in a CCC camp, learning discipline and trades, and argues camps reduced delinquency and bolstered citizenship. He calls for renewed CCC programs after World War II and supports Barry Goldwater in 1964.
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C.C.C
New Deal
Rhodes Letter Praises Mrs Rhodes Spirit and Faith
A reader defends Mrs Rhodes for her Bible teaching stance praising the spiritual focus over formal credentials. The letter lauds her sincere Christian spirit, noting she writes with Christlike love though possibly naive or misunderstood, and asserts her true credential is faith and spiritual truth.
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Mrs. Rhodes
Christi
Barry Goldwater Support Urges United GOP Across Regions
A political message lauds Senator Barry Goldwater as a unifying conservative force for the Republican Party. It extols his defense of personal freedom, national sovereignty, and traditional values, urging voters to back him in the presidential race and unite diverse regions behind his candidacy.
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Barry Goldwater
GOP
Look And Learn Quiz From A Crater Of Diamonds
Questions cover North America’s only diamond field near Murfreesboro Arkansas details about the Star of Arkansas, the derivation of the symbol Th for pound and passages about Ruth from the Bible. The quiz also asks which nations lead in light, strong balsa wood production and the seven most advertised products in the United States.
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United States
Crater of Diamonds
Murfreesboro
Ark
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