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The speaker urges restraint on tree cutting to protect urban greenery. Emphasizes the slow growth of trees and calls for preservation in both residential neighborhoods and commercial districts.
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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1964
Page
4
Home-building declines vary by region in early 1964 report
Forty four percent of states show lower housing starts in first four months of 1964 versus 1963 while the South records a nine percent gain in the same period, highlighting regional divergence in construction activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Sen Margaret Chase Smith Pioneered Presidential Nomination
The text notes Senator Margaret Chase Smith as the first woman nominated by a major party for the presidency and suggests that her achievement will deter men from voicing dissent at home once a woman secures the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
John Williams
Delaware
Frank Carlson
Kansas
George Aiken
Vermont
Smith
Goldwater Nomination Settles In As Conservative Choice
Sen Barry Goldwater secures Republican nomination and builds a disciplined campaign staff. The piece notes Goldwater’s strong grassroots delegate work, predicts Democratic caution, and weighs potential electoral impact in the South and against President Johnson. It cites criticism from John S Knight and contemplates Wallace’s possible effect.
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Sen. Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
William Scranton
America
Johnson
John S. Knight
Detroit Free Press
United Nations
TVA
Viet Nam
Russia
Goldess
South
Gov
George Wallace
Alabama
Mississippi
Wallace
Jimmy Hoffa
Republican Party
Bobby Kennedy
Hoffa
Sid Zagri
Justice Department
Michigan
Senate
Karl P. Mundt
South Dakota
GOP
Zagri
Smell of fascism colors San Francisco convention
At the Goldwater gathering in San Francisco the scene features threats and insults from attendees and guards blocking Scranton supporters, while speakers denounce opponents. The piece notes intolerance, violence, and the climate surrounding the convention. It also covers Hoffa’s partial victory to push a GOP probe of Kennedy, rumors of alliances, and Scranton’s wife reconciling with Mrs. Goldwater amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Independent Americans For Goldwater
J. Bracken Lee
Salt Lake City
Tom Anderson
The
John Birch Society
Anderson
Farm and Ranch Magazine
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Roosevelt
H. L. Hunt
Mark Hopkins
Williaming
Tom Braden
Scranton
California Board of Band
Pinkerton
Mary Scranton
Europe
Governor Scranton
Senator Goldwater
Mrs. Scranton
Mrs. Goldwater
Goldwater
Air Force Reserve
Capitol Hill
Hoffa
This Day In History July 17 1964 Truman Potsdam Meeting
On July 17 1964 history notes mark the Potsdam meeting of Truman Churchill and Stalin outlining postwar policy. Also cited are 1688 Spanish surrender at Santiago 1938 Corrigan wrong way flight 1940 FDR nomination for a third term at the Democratic convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Potsdam
Berlin
Harry Truman
Winston Churchill
Josef Stalin
United States
Santiago
Cuba
Douglas
Common likeable human traits listed
The piece outlines traits that inspire fondness: sympathy tact tolerance cheerfulness gratitude unselfishness and honesty. It suggests these qualities foster helpful personal connection and mutual respect in relationships.
Tide Running in U.S. Politics Shapes Nomination
Analysis by David Lawrence argues that a shifting American tide favors Goldwater over his rivals. He notes voter concerns about fiscal restraint and civil rights, predicting broader support after the San Francisco convention and campaign across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Len Goldwater
Shakespear
America
Ghosts of the GOP Past Hover At San Francisco Convention
Marquis Childs analyzes a divided Republican gathering at the Cow Palace. Ghosts of McKinley, Roosevelt, Harding loom as factions clash over Goldwaterism and party identity, with Penrose urgings and a front porch tempo shaping the campaign. Marjorie Worthington Scranton and other figures loom in the evolving rift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cow Palace
San Francisco
William McKinley
America
Theodore Roosevelt
T. R
Warren Gamaliel Harding
Palace Hotel
Alaska
Harding
Warren
Penrose
Cam- Harding
Marion
Paign
Ohio
Goldwater
William Scran
Nationton
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James Brophy
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Claude Green
North Carolina
Illinois
David Lawrence
U.S
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Romney
Laird
Wisconsin
Ford
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