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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1964
Page
4
Samuel Lubell of Scripps-Howard argues Barry Goldwater’s presidential bid has weakened over five weeks. He notes Goldwater and running mate Miller wage a negative campaign and the public perceives it as mudslinging.
An editorial argues that rising US and world populations strain food production. It cites a 1964 FAO report noting higher demand and cost, mentions food riots in India, and laments American farmers quitting. It urges appreciation of abundant food and caution against subsidies critics.
The Oklahoma Journal argues that Morgan County United Fund offers a humane, efficient way to fund local programs. It contrasts the United Appeal with ad hoc drives requiring many volunteers and repeated campaigns. It urges residents to choose sustained giving to prevent a collapse of community services.
Freshman Rep Don Edwards of California pressed to discipline colleagues over self enforcement of ethics rules amid a dispute with Rep William Miller. Edwards cited the courts and House rules while facing warnings from Democratic insiders about party retaliation and committee snubs.
In Cleveland Ohio stands as a crucial state for Barry Goldwater with President Johnson returning for rallies and Senator Stephen Young defending a tight seat at 75. Ohio’s Republican base and strong industry drive suggest a close race atop a strong Democratic effort aided by economic prosperity.
A self help piece urges readers to examine mental problems that block normal thought. It lists worries self doubt fear of criticism and past regrets as mental handicaps and encourages using abilities to overcome them promoting personal growth and maturity.
A historical appraisal notes crowds and press endorsements often do not predict outcomes. Examples cited include Gaynor in 1900 Newark, Cox and Harding in 1920, and Dewey vs Truman in 1948, Kennedy in 1960, showing the silent vote and party organization matter more than appearances or rallies.
Today is Friday October 9 with events of note from history and Decatur civic items. Entries include Yugoslavia and France assassinations in 1934, Alaska sale in 1867, Yale College charter in 1701, and local Decatur council reappointments and public meetings from 50, 25, and 10 years ago and Alabama officials appointments.
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