Johnson Displays Skill As Leader Of Democrats
Lyndon B. Johnson seeks the Democratic nomination in Atlantic City as Kennedy’s image lingers. The convention faces rifts over civil rights while Johnson works to unite Southern and Northern factions and solidify his leadership.
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Democrats Fearful Of New Issues Ahead Of Election
The piece outlines potential political shocks before the vote including a possible international crisis racial violence and a major labor strike. It notes Johnsons ties with auto and dock unions and discusses Henry Ford II and Taft Hartley injunctions as factors that could influence the 1964 race and Kennedy related maneuvering in New York and beyond.
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Johnson Shows Restraint in Tonkin and Strength in Tonkin
A European observer notes President Johnson answered with restrained retaliation in the Gulf of Tonkin using the Seventh Fleet once but effectively. The writer says Americas power politics balance in Europe is wary yet confident Johnson can act quickly across the Atlantic, boosting NATO unity.
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Worth of College Education Persists in Job Market
A University of Michigan Survey Research Center study compares five year spans 1956-57 and 1961 showing college graduates earning $8,500 and $11,070 respectively, versus high school graduates. The report argues higher education increasingly secures income and guards future prospects amid automation and skilled job demand.
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Miscellaneous remarks and quotes sweep regional papers
A collage of editorial quips and brief items from several papers. Snippets joke about spies, liberal views, high speed driving, and public figures. The notes include humorous exchanges and social observations from Hartford to Atlanta.
High Point Enterprise circulation and delivery notice
Independent newspaper notice outlines home delivery and Sunday circulation details. It lists rates for daily and Sunday service, carrier responsibilities, and contact guidance for subscribers. The fragment emphasizes subscription payments and regional delivery terms.
Editors favor Johnson in 1964 race amid cautious notes
A poll of 171 editors in 40 states shows Johnson leading Goldwater with 335 electoral votes to 74 if the election were held today. Several editors temper optimism with warnings about Texas and foreign policy dangers, while others critique campaign tactics and credit bureaucratic gobbledygook for shaping public opinion.
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Are You Growing A Sunday Sermon on Spiritual Growth
A Sunday sermon urges growth as a central divine law from birth to maturity. It contrasts natural growth with spiritual development, citing Paul and John to urge Christians to outgrow immaturity, prejudice, and bitterness in favor of faith, hope, and love.
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