Skyline Drive reflections and Kennedy cemetery visit prompt views
A plane window scene on Skyline Drive Virginia prompts talk of engineering marvels. The writer recalls Arlington Cemetery memory of President Kennedy and notes 400 visitors at 5 30 pm seven months after his assassination. Mrs Anna Hirschberg seeks a 59 hour five minute circumnavigation record by air but the columnist questions its meaning.
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A Fine Man Speaks For America
An editorial lauds J Edgar Hoover for Americanism and warns against anti American trends. It praises Hoover and his FBI for fighting crime and guarding democracy and urges youth to embrace proud heritage and identify as Americans.
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Dewey Tactics Revisited In Scranton 1964 Bid
Drew Pearson outlines how Tom Dewey steered 1952 for Eisenhower and suggests similar behind the scenes pressure could help Scranton in 1964. The piece notes key players MarshallBradley and Nixon, plus state delegate dynamics and the risk of Goldwater momentum.
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Jim Duff
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Ben Fairless
U. S. Steel
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Political maneuvering shapes Goldwater nomination clash
The article analyzes how opponents of Arizona Senator Goldwater aim to block his Republican nomination through delegate wooing and coalitions. It discusses Gov. Scranton and former VP Nixon as potential successors, the preconvention dynamics, and the likelihood Goldwater enters San Francisco with broad party support despite organized opposition.
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Living Today. A message on coping with despair and self harm
A man who stabbed himself describes his break as he lies in a hospital. The piece urges reflection, seeking help, and considering others as routes to renewed strength and avoiding final self destruction.
A True Test For Nation Goldwaterites and Press Conspiracy
Marquis Childs surveys the Goldwater nomination debate and the press conspiracy theory. He frames the accused Eastern establishment as distorting Goldwater's views while noting doubts about his universal appeal and the risk to Republican gains if he heads the ticket.
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This Day In History June 19 Highlights
On this date in history several events are noted including the 1819 Savannah reaching Liverpool as the first US steamship to cross the Atlantic and the 1912 founding of the Progressive Party. Other items mention Eisenhower Nixon and 1945 Eisenhower’s New York welcome.
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Baz
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Tobruk
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E Sema
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