Goldwater’s Rise Tied to Rockefeller Marriage in 1964 View
The piece argues Sen. Barry Goldwater gains in conservative ranks as Gov. Rockefeller’s second marriage is noted. It asks if 1964 should open a Goldwater presidential run against President Kennedy, recalling Alf Landon’s Maine and Vermont showing against FDR and questioning Republican memory.
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Sen. Goldwater
Gov. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Alf Landon
Maine
Vermont
Morgan County Board backs voting machines purchase
The Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control plans to buy voting machines soon after October 1. The paper commends the move as progress toward fair elections as voter rolls grow, and thanks Chairman Guy Roberts and board members Paul Collier Clyde Maples Leonard Nelson and James Lynn. The editor urges machines in every Alabama county to ensure honest elections and uphold democracy.
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Morgan County Board of Revenue and Control
Morgan County
Guy Roberts
Paul Collier
Clyde Maples
Leonard Nelson
James Lynn
Board of Revenue & Control
Alabama
Alabama Integration News Stirs Mixed Reactions
An editorial reflects on Governor George Wallace's stance during the University of Alabama integration. It praises campus restraint and military exit, cautions about judging outcomes, and urges the two African American students to pursue education while warning against actions that could hinder integration.
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Alabama
George Wallace
Gov. Wallace
University of Alabama
Wallace
Ala
France Faces Costly Path To Nuclear Deterrent
The article analyzes France's push for force de frappe under de Gaulle, warning the budget will bear heavy costs. It cites Finance Minister Giscard d Estaing as a skeptic and notes the planned hydrogen energy age, Mirage IV bombers, and eventual missiles strain the economy into the late 60s and 70s. It discusses Franco German ties, NATO cooperation reservations, and de Gaulle’s wary stance toward Britain and American deterrence.
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Napoleon I
France
Pacific
de Gaulle
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Germany
NATO
America
Europe
Adenauer
Britain
Profumo
Ee Fidious Albion
Ing
Macmillan
Living Today By ARLIE B DAVIDSON
The essay argues for freedom in living and self directed decisions while seeking supportive guidance from others. It urges parents to trust their children, avoid harsh labels, and act as guides offering constructive suggestions rather than commands. It emphasizes encouragement and responsible self improvement.
Can President Kennedy Succeed For Our Generation
Drew Pearson writes a grandfatherly letter to his grandson reflecting on Kennedy Macmillan decisions, de Gaulle's stance, and the risk of nuclear war. He recalls WWI memories from Swarthmore, notes 1963 tensions with Khrushchev, Kennedy’s pledge against nuclear tests, and the need to “Carry On” to avoid another world war.
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Kennedy
Drew Pearson
Drew Arnold
Europe
Kennedy-Macmillan
Nassau
de Gaulle
United States
France
Washington
Atlantic
Macmillan
United Feature
the Phoenix
Army
William Tomlinson
St. Nazaire
U. S
Quartermasters
Willi S. Hull
Hull
Russell Terradell
Trenton
of the Argonne
Khrushchev
Cuba
Phere
Russia
Bell - McClure Syndicate
Stars In My Crown to be staged at Kentucky Lake State Park
An outdoor drama titled Stars In My Crown will be shown at Kentucky Lake State Park this summer. The production portrays 150 years of life in Western Kentucky through the perspective of a character named Alben.
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Barkley Frankfort, Ky
Kentucky Lake State Park
Kentucky
Alben
Your Money s Worth Talk Between Father And Son
Sylvia Porter reflects on securities reform as a White House dynamic shifts with Joe Biden and his fatherly advice. The SEC seeks broad revision of post-1983 securities laws, and a Senate subcommittee will hear proposals next week to raise market standards.
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Mr. President
Etherington
Joe
White House
SEC
Congress
Senate
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Joseph P. Kennedy
The
Hall Syndicate, Inc
400 000 Reds Ordered Jailed in Venezuela
Venezuela's President Betancourt ordered the arrest of about 400000 Communists and pro Castro extremists after a failed assassination attempt at Ciudad Bolivar. Police seized two plotters with dynamite and a timing device while a third fled. The clampdown targets MIR and Communist groups, with 30 year terms for terrorists and indefinite detention possible. Betancourt said action was to protect property and life while awaiting new anti-terror measures.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt
Ciudad Bolivar
MIR
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Orinoco River
San Fe
Church Namesake Earns Century Marks in West Virginia
In Hundred West Virginia the town derived its name from its first settlers Mr and Mrs Henry Church both long lived past one hundred years.
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Hundred
W. Va
Henry Church
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MAIL
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Waynesville, N. C
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Tom Little
Nashville Tennessean
George Hood
Hood
Decatur General Hospital
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