Should Banks Play Politics In Governor Races
From The Smithfield Herald editorials weigh Richardson Preyer’s critique of First Citizens Bank backing Dan Moore for governor. The piece argues banks may endorse candidates but warns against private business mobilizing resources or pressuring voters, urging open lobbying, clear disclosure of money in politics, and stronger Raleigh lobby laws.
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Richardson Preyer
First Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Dan Moore
Governnor
North Carolina
Raleigh
Soviet Kvasseks Aims At Coca Cola Market Edge
The Tampa Tribune reports Izvestia favors exporting Kvass, a fermented bread beverage with up to 2 percent alcohol and claimed medicinal powers. Russia touts health benefits, seeks foreign sales, and claims a faster brewing method cutting time from two months to ten days.
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U. S
Soft Drink Institute
Gasoline Taxes Highlight Federal Highway Costs
The Wheeling Intelligencer notes the American Petroleum Institute’s reminder that U S gasoline taxes total 12 540 dollars per minute, with motorists paying about 6 6 billion this year and an estimated 52 4 billion over eight years for highway user taxes. It cautions that 32 7 billion funds highway construction while 19 7 billion supports general purposes, arguing no federal aid is free money and urging recognition that funds come from taxpayers.
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The
American Petroleum Institute
United States
Institute
Washington
Gimmick recipes in 1964 campaign rhetoric
In a Wichita Eagle column, candidates mock up kitchen recipes as campaign gimmicks. Margaret Chase Smith distributes blueberry muffins, Nelson Rockefeller offers fudge, Nixon and Stassen are linked to baked crow and humble pie, with mentions of Goldwater and others in a satirical menu of political theater.
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Margaret Chase Smith
New Hampshire
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
Stassen
Cuba Libre
Scranton
Global View on Khrushchev Death Shaping World Communism
The piece outlines expert analysis on Khrushchev’s possible death and its impact. It argues that his absence could ease Russia China tensions, empower Mao as world communist spokesman, provoke renewed Western pressure, and reshape East West relations with a stronger Red China unity driven by age old rivalries and strategic brinkmanship.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Red World
Khrushchev
Russia
Red China
Vnutrennyia Kitaitsy
Soviet Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
China
Mao
Mikhail Borodin
Kremlin
Borodin
Lenin
Stalin
France
Romania
Guy Mollet
Mollet
Vyacheslav Molotov
Peking
Red Camp
Bowater party shows Broadway fare shifts in Gotham
Bowater Paper Company’s Press Week gala in New York featured three shows, with Foxy diverting the audience by closing before a potential boost from Bowater guests. The lineup included Hello Dolly, The Matchmaker revival and Barefoot in the Park, rated for strong performances, intelligent design, and solid runs. Betty Johnson led a dazzling musicale that masked other strong acts amid a busy fair week.
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Bowater Paper Company
Gotham
Bowater
Betty Johnson
New York
Dolly
Carol Channing
la Channing
Thornton Wilder
Oliver Smith
Jerry Herman
Closing Loopholes Tax Chiselers Beware
Washington reports Treasury officials propose sweeping tax reforms to curb evasion and simplify rules. They argue total unreported income nears 30 to 25 billion yearly, and penalties should rise, with uniform jurist discretion. Front businesses and lawyers aid evaders, making detection harder while honest taxpayers err in returns and face losses.
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Washington
NEA
Treasury Department
Treasury
Congress
Underworld
al Capone
U. S
Quotes on democracy and foreign policy from a 1960s backdrop
A collection of public figures comment on voting equity, Viet Nam policy, employment services, urban integration, Franco-American relations, and De Gaulle. Hugo Black urges one person one vote districting. Leslie Arends debates Viet Nam involvement. Joseph Clark defends employment services. Arthur J. Holland supports mixed neighborhoods. Barry Goldwater criticizes France over Red China recognition.
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Hugo L. Black
Viet Nam
House
Leslie ©. Arends
Sen
Joseph
Clark
France
Barry S. Goldwater
R-Ariz
de Gaulle
Red
China
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Associated Press
N.C
AP News
High Point
Umier
HighFoint Enterprise, Inc
Holt McPherson
Ood
Neal Simon
Budd -Schulberg
Sammy
Walter ‘Kerr
New York Herald-Tribune
Midtown
Times Square
Jorge Fernandez
International Center For Advanced Studies In Journalism
Latin America
American Council On Education For Journalism
American Newspaper Publishers Association
South America
Irwin Maier
ANPA
U.S. Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Man
Internal Revenue Service
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Noes
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Trenton
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