Two Views on Alabama Electors in Unpledged Row
The piece reports on Alabama electors in the 1964 race with 10 unpledged Democratic electors facing 10 pledged Republican electors. It features comments from I J Scott Opelika contractor and Lt. Gov. Jim Allen on their campaign stance and expectations about the electors and Goldwater’s prospects in the state.
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Alabama
Wallace
Gov
Bob Ingram
Montgomery
I. J
Jud) Scott
Opelika
GOP aims to drift NY politics toward Goldwater lines
The piece argues Republicans want full party control and to purge liberal elements including Rockefeller and Javits. It suggests defeating Senator Keating by Kennedy would ease reorganization, with backroom money shifts and candidate dependences toward Goldwater. It notes liberal losses and internal purges led by Bill Miller and mentions black staffer Reynolds ousted.
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Sen
Ken. Keating
New York
Bobby Kennedy
Keatings
Rockefeller
Jack Javits
John Lindsay
Keating
New York State
Senate
Congressional Gop
Barry
Thruston Morton
GOP
Phon
Does Carrying a Chip On The Shoulder Pay Off
A column condemns the burden of a chip on the shoulder, describing how unfriendly attitudes create personal discontent and harm community involvement. It urges readers to discard the chip to regain happiness and social harmony.
Local Democrats fret GOP victory may spur opposition
Allen argues that local Democratic Party officials fear a GOP win this fall could trigger future Republican opposition to them, reflecting political risk and intra party stakes.
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Allen
Non-Aligned Nations Face US Aid in Cairo Debate
The Cairo conference on non-aligned states denounces Western imperialism while critics say strong leaders in the group, including Indonesia and others, receive Soviet military aid. The United States is accused of spending heavily on “foreign aid” with limited returns as Cuba and Vietnam issues surface.
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Burch
Reynolds
Martine Ave
White Plains
N.Y
Arthur Goldbert
Law Schools of India
Shastri
Nehru
India
Justice Goldberg
Bombay
Goldberg
Moscow
Air India
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New York
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State Department
Washington
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Cairo
Africa
Donesia
America
Cuba
Venezuela
U. S
Peiping
Congress
Herald
New York Tribune Inc
Personal Dilemma of a Political Aide Revealed
William R Seward the 35 year old aide to Senator Goldwater resigns after grappling with campaign attitudes he cannot endorse. The piece notes his private moral conflict and the quiet respect from both Republican and Johnson campaign colleagues as he steps away from the firing line.
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Bob la Follette
Bronson la Follette
Wisconsin
la Follette
Allen-Bradley Company
Saturday Evening Post
Johnson
U.S.A
Milwaukee
McCarthy
Washington
Tootin
Glenn Davis
Congress
Jim Buckley
Ruyalty
Ba Goldwater
William R. Seward
Seward
Senato Caldeantan
Pathy
Gethsemane
Ieee
United’ Feature
Milwaukee's Segregation Highlighted in Local History
A 1964 Associated Press slice notes Milwaukee's racial divides with Polish Americans on one side and Negro residents on the other, referencing Zeidler's stance and recent labor dynamics. The item blends history with remarks on voting patterns and local demographics in Decatur and Lawrence County.
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U.S.A
George Wallace
LBJ
Frank Zeidler
Milwaukee
South
Zeidler
Bell-McClure
Decatur
Decaturs Daily
Morgan County
Copé
Alabama
YEATS
Lawrence County Board of Revenue
C. C. McWhorter
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