Goldwater backs unity over vengeance in 1968 GOP
Barry Goldwater declares the cost of vengeance is too high in 1968 and urges party unity behind the Miami Beach nominees. He backs Nixon over Rockefeller, emphasizes party loyalty, and signals no retaliation for 1964 defection while aiming to bolster his own candidacy in Arizona.
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Barry Goldwater
GOP
Gotpwater
Republican Party
Grorce Romney
Vietnam
Johnson
Nelson Rockefeller
GoopwatTer
Miami Beach
Go Owater
New Yorker
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Rockefeaver
Gopwater
Sires
Repubilican
Golownteer
Arizona
Rockefeller
Party Unity
UMW Exiles District 50 as Atomic Power Growth Roils Union
A storm over the United Mine Workers of America pits the parent body against District 50, led by Ewoop Morrerr and W. A. Boyne. District 50, formed 32 years ago to organize unorganized workers, has grown large and powerful through atomic plant work and non mine activity in Virginia. The expulsion follows fierce internal battles, with potential reconciliation as money and power contend with anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
W. A. Boyne
King Lear
District 50
UMW
House of Labor
Ewoop Morrerr
Boyper
Faustus
Morrert
John L
Lewis
Mary Lewis
Danny Lewis
Virginia
Hopewell
Saltville
Olin Mathieson
Boyne
Atomic Power
Key To Happiness An Editorial From The Anniston Star
An editorial argues that marital spats and profanity can reflect healthy social dynamics and cites psychiatrists and a Civil Liberties Union attorney. The piece contrasts such views with simpler alternatives like good manners and getting along, then satirically touches on topics from desalting sea water to wildlife, air hijacking, and teen driving.
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Key To Happiness
the Anniston
Ala.) Star
the Civil Liberties Union
Washington
Danville Register Classifieds and Circulation Rates
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with in city carrier delivery at 35 cents weekly and single copies at 6 cents. Mail rates run yearly to 15 dollars, with zone notes and renewal reminders, plus national advertising reps listed.
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Danville
Associated Press
Inhumanity Award For Fulbright From Two Antiwar Groups
Ralph de Toledano notes that the Council Against Communist Aggression and the Freedom Council plan to award Senator J. William Fulbright their Null Award of 1968 for alleged pro Communist propaganda. They cite his 1945 Senate speech criticizing anti Communism and urging mental disarmament in Soviet relations.
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Council Against
Freedom Council
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Paganda
Fulbright
Senate
Soviet Union
Pinch-Carve Politics Aims at LBJ in Tonkin War Debate
In a 90 minute talk Senator Albert Gore and other Democrats critique Lyndon Johnson's Vietnam policy. Gore seeks to pinch the President's political nerve by opposing his approach, arguing for pressure to change course while warning against escalation. The piece also criticizes Fulbright and others as obstructing policy and prolonging war, urging restraint and consideration of American lives.
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Washington, D. C
Brutus
Caesar
Albert Gore
Tenn
United States
Eugene McCarthy
Mion
Lyndor Johnson
Robert Kennedy
Fulbright
Ark
Morse
Ore
Church
Idaho
LBJ
Gore
Tonkin Gulf
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Vietnam
Johnson
Clare Booth Luce
Franklin Roosevelt
Westmoreland
Red China
China
Kennedy
Congress
George III
Earl Browder
Lar
Pitarie
Kennedy-Johnson
Gulf of Tonkin
Red River
Hanoi- Haiphon
To the Point: Tax on Travel Draws Fire Across Nation
Congress members report more mail on Vietnam than any other issue, with travel tax proposals drawing near unanimous public condemnation. Economists at Harvard and critics warn the plan is flawed, unenforceable, and likely counterproductive.
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Congress
Vietnam
Gottfried Haberler
Harvard
American Enterprise Institute
Washington
Baberler
America
Richard Nixon
de Lancey Moster
Winter Park
Fla
Beirut
Lebanon
Watts Plans For Urban Renewal And Jobs For Youth
In Watts Los Angeles a community effort led by Ted Watkins and backed by Chad McClellan aims to transform the ghetto with jobs training and farming projects on local land. A tractor gift signals progress as youth programs and shop centers for auto repair begin, while officials push for long term social and economic reforms amid past riots.
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Los Angeles
Watkins
Watts
Watts-Compton
Harlem
New York
Bedford Stuyvesant
Brooklyn
McClellan
Angeles
Ted Watkins
United Automobile Workers
Sam Yorty
H. C
Chad’—McClellan
National Association of Manufacturers
Management Council For Merit
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Cuba
THE
Danville Register
Branham Company
Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
Dallas
St. Louis
Charlotte
Araneapolis
New Orleans
Kansas City
San Francisco
Miami
Ralph de Toledano
Holmes Alexander
Russell Kirk
Rann of Kutch
Sludgepump
Old England
Tower
John Chamberlain
Byon
Rap Brown
Ann and
Andy
Bonnie and Clyde
Tilly
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