Popcorn Poll Turns To Politics In Georgia
The piece notes caution about early election forecasts and cites The Atlanta Journal on a humorous popcorn poll. It says Lyndon Johnson leads in 43 states overall, but Georgia popcorn eaters favor Goldwater, with Johnson at about 65 percent among popcorn lovers. The author recalls polls misreading 1948.
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Lyndon Johnson
University of Alabama
Crimson Tide
The
Atlanta Journal
Harry Truman
Mr. Johnson
Georgia
Mr. Goldwater
Johnson
Tom Dewey
Truman
University of Alabama seeks $20 million boost by 1966
Dr Frank Rose, president, reports to trustees that the university including the Medical Center must double its appropriation to twenty million dollars by 1966 to maintain quality amid rising enrollment. He notes a ten percent September enrollment increase, ongoing growth for ten years, and extensive service reaching about 85,000 people annually through instruction and medical care.
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Rose
Tuscaloosa
Frank Rose
Medical Center
Alabama
University of Alabama
Wallace
Amazing Kansan shift in Johnson favor amid Goldwater fears
Drew Pearson notes Kansas voters drift toward Johnson as Goldwater’s hawkish remarks spark war scare fears. Editorials by Hutchinson News publisher Jack Harris and split local papers boost Johnson while Avery and Short face scrutiny over records on farm policy and subsidies.
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Kansas
Johnson
U.S. Grant
Jack Harris
Hutchinson News
Johnson and Goldwater
John Montgomery
Junction City Union
Congress
Montgomery
Jim Farley
Goldwater
John McCormally
Nier
William Avery
Barry
Bill
Wishes Worth Work Not Just Wishing
ARLIE B. DAVIDSON says wishes must be paired with hard work to reach opportunities. Do more than wish for better sales or public service response. take action to correct causes. If you want control or needs met, start working now to make those wishes real.
Old virtues in leadership echo through American history
A 1964 column reflects on Herbert Hoover and Woodrow Wilson urging Americans to value enduring virtues like religious faith, integrity, thrift, self reliance, and patriotism. It cites Adams Aristotle and ancient theories, warning that complacency toward ethical standards could threaten national life amid campaign politics.
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Washington
Herbert Hoover
Connac
America
Iowa
Des Moines
Eas
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Scranton Seen As Best Hope To Rebuild GOP After Goldwater Split
The piece argues Barry Goldwater’s bid exposes a fractured Republican Party and that Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania is best positioned to lead a party reconstruction. It notes Nixon Rockefeller Eisenhower Romney and others as unsuitable and credits Scranton with foresight on the party’s wreckage.
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Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Eisenhower
George Romney
Michigan
Rockefeller
Nixon
Goldwater
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
G.O.P
This Day In History October 29 1964 Highlights
The entry recalls the 1929 stock market crash the Fulton steam propelled warship in 1814 the 1940 draft start with Selective Service number 158 and local notes from Decatur including a Tennessee River bridge plan YMCA membership drive and fires on Fairview and 11th Ave. SW plus early winter weather.
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Fulton
Navy
Robert Fulton
Henry Stimson
Decatur
Y.M.C.A
Fairview
11Th Ave
Ecos
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Drew Pearson
United States
John Brown
Barry Goldwater
der Spiegel
San Francisco
Salt Lake City
Kremlin
Moscow
Avery
Turtle Creek
Northwest
Don L.short
GOP
North Dakota
Short
John Birch Society
Living Today
Arlie B. Davidson
David Lawrence
Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
University of Tennessee
William S. White
Sen
Republican Party
Goldwater-Miller
Richard Nixon
Associated Press
Tennessee
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