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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1964
Page
3
The public rates the 88th Congress poorly by about two to one, blaming Southern Democrats and committee chairs for delays. Fewer see progress, and most want Kennedy programs passed, while the GOP shares in the blame and the public eye turns toward potential 1964 electoral effects.
Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater traded sharp lines in New Hampshire as Goldwater accused Rockefeller of echoing Democratic themes. Rockefeller denied the me too charge and pledged a distinct Republican stance, focusing critique on Goldwater and avoiding direct attacks on President Johnson.
Senator Barry Goldwater launches his presidential bid by denouncing the limited nuclear test ban treaty if it benefits the United States. He plans three days of campaigning in New Hampshire and a fundraising dinner in Grand Rapids. He argues for revised UN dues, while saying he would not close the door to disarmament talks with the Soviet Union.
Athens real estate and insurance executive Wayne Jennings, a 38 year old Decatur native and past candidate for multiple offices, announces his challenge to U.S. Representative Bob Jones in the May Democratic primary for the old 8th District. He vows to press Jones on his record and argues he could win statewide.
A world famous research institute unveils Bio-Dyne a healing substance that reduces piles without surgery. Available as suppository or ointment under Preparation BG. Patients report relief in itching and pain and claim piles no longer a problem.
The survey notes large majorities favor early passage of the administration tax bill and the civil rights bill. It suggests Congress faces public concern over omissions rather than commissions and signals voter demand for more action in this election year.
John Grenier, chairman of the Republican Party in Alabama, calls for a strong national push beginning with the New Hampshire primary on March 10. He argues Johnson mirrors Goldwater’s foe and that 280 delegates from 11 southern states should be pledged to Goldwater at San Francisco.
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