Macon Leads Nation in One Day United Fund Drive
Macon Georgia becomes the first U S city this year to complete a successful one day United Fund drive raising 530000 from an effort by over 1000 residents. The campaign collected more than the target of 519000 showing strong local support for community education and welfare. E L Holland Jr editor notes the value of preparedness for future challenges.
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Georgia
United States
United Fund
Alabama
E. L. Holland, Jr
The
Birmingham News
Generous Americans Aid Tippit Family After Tragic Death
The widow and three Tippit children receive nearly $1 million in gifts after Patrolman J D Tippit was killed on November 22 while arresting Lee Harvey Oswald. Mrs Tippit gets $312,916.62 plus a trust fund of $330,946.46. The public response aims to keep the family from want.
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J. D. Tippit
Lee Harvey Oswald
Democrats urged to back Wallace unpledged electors in Alabama
The article argues Alabama Democrats should vote for the Wallace backed unpledged electors to keep the state’s 10 electoral votes from going to Goldwater. It cites Gov. Wallace’s slate from May and urges turnout to elect Democratic electors pledged not to vote Republican.
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Wallace
Sen. Goldwater
NASA
Huntsville
James Webb
National Aeronautics & Space
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
George C
Goldberg Peace Corps tour and Papal audience noted
Justice Arthur Goldberg spent summer visits in India and Malaysia with lectures at New Delhi Law School and a meeting with Prime Minister Shastri. He praised the Peace Corps in Malaysia, met Pope Paul as a leader of American Jewry, and discussed Jewish concerns with the Pope. A mailbag item covers reactions to political books and statements about Jews and Democrats.
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Arthur Goldberg
India
Malaysia
Supreme Court
Law School
University of New Delhi
Shastri
Southeast Asia
Goldberg
Peace Corps
U.S
John Shaw
Boston
USA
Justice Goldberg
Pope Paul
Chicago
Committee of Bishops
Holy Father
America
Godberg
Living Today Marriage Advice for Lasting Happiness
Marital happiness relies on mutual effort from partners. Keep focus on we not me, nurture affection, face troubles together, and agree on money, in law relations, shared leisure, and seek counsel when needed. A weekly News Quiz offers guidance for welfare.
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Constanty
Reality vs Myth in FCC Equal Time Ruling
A New York Herald dispatch from 1964 questions the FCC’s equal time rule during a national campaign. It argues the commission favors the president by granting free air time to Johnson while requiring paid time for Goldwater, risking censorship and constitutional overreach.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
The
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
Federal Communication Commission
Supreme Court
Medi
Kremlin
Federal Commission
New York Herald
Khrushchev Ouster Signals Subtle Policy Shifts in Moscow
William S. White analyzes early assessments from American and Russian intelligence on Khrushchev's removal. He concludes policy toward the West and China will stay, despite altered style under Brezhnev. Experts say the change was about leadership clashes and ego rather than a shift from restraint with the West.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khrushchev
This Day In History Highlights Pan American Milestones
An October 27, 1964 Associated Press feature surveys past events from 1795 to 1936 including the San Lorenzo Treaty and free navigation of the Mississippi, Roosevelt's birth, Wilson's good neighbor policy, Mussolini and the Rome-Berlin axis, plus local notes on Alabama football and regional community awards.
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San Lorenzo
Mississippi River
Woodrow Wilson
U.S
Mussolini
Rome
LR Murphree
Bee
Athens
Massey
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