Democrats To Keep Congress Control By Henry Cathcart
Washington report notes Democrats likely retain control of both houses in next November's elections. Keating of New York gains edge for six year Senate term as Johnson’s White House tenure boosts party image. Also covers no smoking strategy ideas and a Civil Rights Bill amendment confusion involving Cuba and Puerto Rico.
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Kennet B. Keating
R-N. Y
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Country
House of Representatives
William C. Cramer
R-Fla
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Commonwealth of Cuba
Puerto Rico
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Bible as the Word of God Opens Heart and Duty
Woodrow Wilson states that upon reading the Bible one discovers it as the Word of God and a key to personal happiness duty and the heart, guiding individual life and conviction.
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Woodrow Wilson
Folly of Civil Disobedience at Monroe Judgment
A Monroe case exposes a mob driven attack on a white couple by four defendants with a fifth man Robert Williams. Judge Walter Brock ensures a fair hearing as the defendants are convicted for seizing and holding the couple at gunpoint, underscoring the need for law and order and accountability to prevent future racial violence.
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Cassius Clay Opens Up On Religion Ahead Of Tonights Fight
Cassius Clay talks about his religious affiliation amid buildup to his Miami Beach bout with Sonny Liston. He confirms association with the Black Muslims and hints at broader faith identity, while questions linger about the exact nature and extent of his ties. The matter intersects with rumors over financial support and travel linked to Malcolm X, though details remain unclear.
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Leap Day Banquet Honors Senator Smith for National Security Work
Editorial recounts Sen Margaret Chase Smith of Maine receiving the Minute Man award from the Reserve Officers Association in Washington as a national security figure. It notes her Leap Year bid for the Republican presidential nomination, her Senate roles, background, and quips about party rivals in New Hampshire ahead of the March 10 primary.
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Barry Goldwater
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Maine
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Victoria Claflin Woodhull
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High Point Enterprise Business Manager Role
The newspaper seeks a Business Manager and Circulation Manager to oversee business operations including circulation growth, budget management, and vendor coordination. The ideal candidate brings leadership, strong accounting skills, and experience in newspaper circulation systems.
Johnson tweaks tactics amid Viet Nam policy chatter
President Johnson trims his criticism of critics and softens language on Southeast Asia. A lax talk to government workers drew criticisms, while a Miami speech to Democrats pressed understanding for dissent. Officials then signaled no immediate shift to invade North Vietnam, with Rusk deeming wartime moves for the future.
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Quotes on Conservatism and Foreign Aid Sparks Debate
In remarks attributed to Sen Barry Goldwater conservatives criticize President Johnsons approach as a mere pitchmans image lacking true conservatism. A Cambodian leaders stance vows no foreign aid with incompatible conditions and calls for normal diplomatic relations.
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Pitchman
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Cambodia
Notes On The News Norodom Sihanouk and 1964 politics
Quote laden column comments on diplomacy with the United States and the 1964 political scene. Figures cited include Norodom Sihanouk Senator Goldwater Hubert Humphrey Edward Teller Robert Taft Jr and former President Truman. The piece reflects contemporaneous skepticism about administration policy and party prospects.
Leaders Praise J Paul Ingle As Y M C A Heads To New Era
The 41st annual meeting honored outgoing Young Men's Christian Association president J Paul Ingle for 40 years of service shaping the local program. Dr Max Rogers took the presidency as the association reported 66 000 enrolled in 282 groups.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
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Ingle
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