Wallace backs off race shaping Southern politics
The piece argues Wallace quit the presidential race at the right time, leaving a clear Johnson-Goldwater choice in most South states. It notes Alabama’s voters blocked Johnson and says Wallace’s withdrawal could ease Democratic platform shifts at Atlantic City, with Alabama remaining a special case.
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Johnson Backed De-salting Talks Amid Goldwater Clash
In a backstage White House moment President Johnson authorized use of a White House plane to transport Russian visitors, defying Goldwater who criticized peace efforts. The move followed a long de-salting research program begun in 1952 and expanded under Kennedy, with ongoing U S Russia information exchange and talks in Washington.
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Love as a human emotion in sacred and secular life
This excerpt discusses love as a universal, real emotion shaping personal attachment, affection, and religious reverence. It cites biblical lines claiming that God is love and fear is cast out by love, and notes Western folklore proverbs praising love as life’s salt and happiness.
Two Alabama Sites Named National Historic Landmarks
Secretary Udall designated 95 sites as national historic landmarks on Monday. Among them are Moundville located one mile west of Moundville and Apalachicola Fort near Holy Trinity, Alabama.
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Japanese Tourist Influx To India Rises 16.7 Percent
New Delhi reports 1963 saw a 16.7 percent rise in Japanese visitors to India. Government figures attribute the growth to easier travel and growing interest in Indian sights and culture.
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Confusion Is King in National Campaign Explainer
David Lawrence argues that modern campaigns remix media and rhetoric to sway millions, with television spectacles and quick quotes masking complex truths. He notes voters must read and think beyond slogans to judge candidates and government performance.
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No Pity For Moderates In Goldwater Split
Marquis Childs reports a Republican party rift as Goldwater strategists press ahead while moderates face strategic isolation. Keating of New York and other incumbents weigh independent paths amid a rising Conservative challenge and possible ballot split.
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Bull Run battle marked Civil War power shift
On July 21 1861 Union forces advanced toward Manassas meeting Confederate lines at Bull Run where the Union retreated by afternoon. The date also notes Burns death Scopes trial 1925 and U S scrap aluminum drive 1941 with the 1954 armistice pacts in Geneva.
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Australia the only nation to occupy a continent
Australia is identified as the sole country occupying an entire continent in this concise note.
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