El Dorado Times 1964 rate list and masthead
Local El Dorado Arkansas newspaper announces subscription rates by mail and carrier with editorial and staff credits. Details include pricing for Arkansas and Louisiana residents, payment terms, and delivery instructions.
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el Dorado
Ark
el Dorado Times
Walter E. Hussman
Nolan Deloughter
Robert T. Hays
George E. Parks
Ernest Looney
N. Madison
Dorado
News-Times
Associated Press
United Press
Enterprise
Asso
Arkansas
Associated Presa
Louisiane
Louisiang
Strauss says Hitler not sole war cause and backs Germany’s unity
Franz Josef Strauss argues Hitler started World War II by invading Poland but did not intend to unleash a broader conflict. He warns against universal German guilt and praises Erhard for rebuking calls to reclaim the Sudetenland, saying responsibility should help reunification and prevent history from repeating itself.
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Franz-Josef Strauss
West Germany
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Herr Strauss
Britain
France
Germany
Hitler
Erhard
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Mature Parents Advice On Handling Sibling Rivalry
A reader asks how to stop a domineering four year old from harassing her younger sister. The answer recommends separating the children with a barrier between them and using creativity to keep distance while maintaining safety and parental resolve.
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Muriel Lawrence
Pacific Ocean
Interpretations Move Gold and Economy Through uneven year
The piece contrasts optimist, pessimist, and cautious views on U.S. gold stock trends and the economy. It notes gold gains from January to May, debates about whether May was weak, and the impact of the tax cut, while outlining balance of payments, exports, imports, and upcoming travel dollars as crucial indicators.
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Sam Dawson
New York
U.S
United States
Johnson
Voters Face Choice Between Two Gov Philosophies in 1964
James Marlow says a Goldwater Johnson race would present a clear contrast between liberal Johnson and conservative Goldwater, a real difference rarely seen when parties drift toward center. Voters could make a more informed party choice, but a too-liberal public mood might redefine republicanism and hurt the GOP.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Republi
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Senate
Nixon
Congress
Hollywood Reunion Sets Stage For Third Stanwyck Taylor Film
On the set of The Night Walker Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor, longtime exes now reuniting after their 1951 divorce, share friendly banter with director William Castle as they film a chapel scene. They discuss Camille ages and prepare for the moment when Stanwyck’s widowed character confides in Taylor’s family lawyer.
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Hollywood
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Taylor
William Castle
Camille
Castle
Taylor
Stanwyck
Bob
Barbara
Ursula Thiess
Miss Stangwick
Bylander
Transplants Promise Lifesaving Advances From Organ Donation
The article explains organ transplantation progress including kidney grafts and the challenges of tissue compatibility. It describes donor prep, rapid organ transfer, and immune suppression strategies such as azathioprine and steroids. Experimental lung and liver transplants are noted with cautious optimism.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
M.D. Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Man
Working Girl Should Contribute To Household Costs
Ruth Millett argues a working daughter should pay room and board after graduation and a steady job. She says contributing a fixed amount reinforces responsibility, prevents parental strain, and lets the daughter learn to support herself while earning a pay check.
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Ruth Millett
Newspaper Enterprise
Republicans Face 1964 Money Crunch Threat to Johnson Run
Washington column reports GOP fund-raisers fear a severe drought of donations potentially crippling efforts to defeat Lyndon B. Johnson in November. Some donors balk at backing Goldwater or financing television exposure, while many insiders doubt Rockefeller can unite scarce resources for a nominating campaign.
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Bruce Biossat
Washington Correspondent
Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Washington
NEA
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Money may influence GOP delegates in 1964 convention
The piece notes that campaign fundraising could press delegates toward Barry Goldwater or Richard Nixon, with money men in key states potentially delivering extra first ballot votes. Yet many delegates resist, fearing misalignment with base sentiment, while worries persist that money will talk little once the general election starts.
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Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Barry
San Francisco
Oregon
Rockefeller
Rome freed by Allied forces in 1944 and Ford milestone
On June 4 1964 the world page notes Rome’s occupation by American Fifth and British Eighth armies in 1944. Henry Ford achieved the first successful trial of his automobile in 1896. WWI and WWII events are listed alongside a partial crossword draw of clues and terms.
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Associated Press
Rome
Henry Ford
Marne
Midway Island
Puzzle Summary Fallout from Past Global Events
Historical clues reference 1946 Peron presidency, UN Security Council debate on Indochina, Debre warning on alliance solidarity, 1945-46 Teamsters pension loan indictments, plus a list of crossword style clues and word fragments. The mixed items hint at a puzzle collecting era events and vocabulary.
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Juan Peron
Argentina
United Nations Security Council
Thailand
Michel Debre
French
National Assembly
France
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Chicago
Eddie Sachs Buried After Indianapolis Tragedy
Veteran race driver Eddie Sachs aged 37 was laid to rest in Holy Saviour Cemetery Bethlehem after a requiem Mass at St. Simon and Jude Church. The service was led by Rev. Frederick Melley in Sachs' native town.
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Bethlehem
Eddie Sachs
Holy Saviour Cemetery
St. Simon and Jude Church
Frederick Melley
Sachs
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