Not Bitter Editor's Note on 1964 GOP drama
Editor reflects on 1964 politics as Governor Scranton confronts retirement and Barry Goldwater press interview sheds light on Nixon era party dynamics. The piece hints at Eisenhower's stance on the 1964 presidential nomination and internal Republican tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William W. Scranton
of Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Dwight
Eisenhower
Scranton ends public life amid Goldwater clash in 1964
Gov William Scranton says he will quit active politics after a long career including two terms as Congress member and service in the State Department and as Pennsylvania governor. He recalls the 1964 GOP fight, his withdrawal, and his decision to oppose Goldwater, blaming no one but noting the party division.
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State Department
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Sherman
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
California
Rockefeller
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Gen. Eisenhower
Cleveland
Rockefeler
George
George C. Romney
Michigan
Tal
Indiantown Gap
Sen
Gen
St. John the Baptist
Tion
William Scranton
No Easy Mission for Marine Helicopter PIlots in Vietnam
Marvin Klemow profiles HMM 164 Marine CH 46A Sea Knight crews from Marble Mountain Da Nang on a hot Vietnam mission. The piece describes daily combat flights, gunner readiness, landing-zone danger, and the stress of vietcong fire while delivering troops and supplies.
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Marvin Klemow
Boeing Helicopter News
Vertol Division
South Viet Nam
The
Daily Times
Marine Corps
Marble Mountain
da Nang
South
Viet Nam
Sea Knight
Reconnaissance Mission Ends as Sea Knight Lifts Off
A U S Marine recon team completes a five day patrol in the forest near Marble Mountain. The Sea Knight aircraft lifts off with the crew chief signaling the pilot. Gunners continue watch while ground forces head home.
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Philadelphia
Afl-Cio
Milton Shapp
Council
Edward F.j
Toohey
COPE
Everbody
Marble Mountain
King Joins Marchers Tallies Mississippi Walk
King is absent from leadership as James Meredith plans to resume the march on June 16 if health allows. Meredith, wounded by birdshot, said in New York he will continue the protest to ease Mississippi Negroes’ fear, urging registration and voting. A Baltimore civil rights group plans to join after a rally.
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Como
Miss
Martin Luther King Jr
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
New York
Baltimore
Tennessee
Meredith
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
James Meredith
Senate Passes Fair Labeling and Packaging Bill
The Senate approved a fair labeling and packaging measure by 71 to 9, with the House passing a related Food for Freedom bill and FCC authority over Community Antennas Television Systems. The package aims to ease price comparisons for shoppers, with voluntary standards before any mandatory controls on package sizes.
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Senate
Washington
House
Johnson
Federal Communications Commission
Sen
Philip
A. Hart
D-Mich
Secretary of Commerce
House Commerce Committee
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Egmont Ave
Middletown Rd
Knowlton Rd
Tuen
Tes
Dally & Sundsy
Linwood-Keystone
Tyee
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Brookhaven
Edgmont & Edwards
Marcus Hook
Keystone
Lower Chichester
George H. Lewis Jr
Biel
Guess Outfitters
State and
Jackson Streets
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