GOP Dichotomy Persists After California Primary
The California primary leaves the Republican Party divided as Barry Goldwater strengthens his bid with 436 committed delegates and about 200 uncommitted supporters. Nationally, Nixon and Scranton pledge loyalty to the nominee, while Rockefeller remains opposed though reduced. Front leaders Javits and Keachell illustrate ongoing intra party strife that could persist into the Johnson race.
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Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
Nixon
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Rockefeller
Oregon
Rockfeller
Ted
Sen. Javits
New York
Sen. Keachel
Johnson
Guilford Schools Face Crowding Near Jamestown Area
Five area schools near Jamestown show crowding as enrollment nears or exceeds capacity within five years. Ragsdale High would exceed by 1968 69. Jamestown Millis Road and Sedgefield also near or at limits. Superintendent Pearce proposes a new seven eight nine junior high on Agsdale property to relieve strain, fund with a $1 million plan including future expansion and a northern Guilford secondary school. The plan aims to lift county facilities to Southern Association Standards.
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Guilford County
Jamestown
Millis Road
Sedgefield
Union Hill
E. P. Pearce
Southern Association of Schools and Colleges
Pearce
Guilford
Editorial Recalmed NATO Unity Strains Split Paris Meeting
Editorial notes NATO's mixed signals as ministers discuss reform after a divided Hague session. It highlights mixed-crew naval experiments aboard the Biddle with seven nations, U.S. leadership, and West Germany backing amid European political unity concerns. France doubts the project, Italy risks withdrawal, and U.K. Labour could disrupt participation.
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North Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
NATO
Hague
Paris
Norfolk
U. S
U.S
West Germany
Italy
Greece
Britain
Turkey
Netherlands
European
NATO Supreme Commander
Belgium
United States
Frante
United Kingdom
Scotsman
Germany
Kai-Uwe von Hassel
Requesis
Russia
Appalachia TNT Strike and Race Tension at Hillsdale Plant
The Hillsdale Michigan strike at Essex Wire plant drew in West Virginia unemployed workers to break the IUE picket line, amid fears labor experts warn that nationwide unemployment and civil rights tensions could undermine union relations. The company brought in guards, including Black workers, fueling local hostility and concern over race as a union strategy.
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Joel Seldin
Herald Tribune News Service
Hillsdale
Mich
George Romney
National Guard
Appalachia
West Virginia
Ohio
Charles Deveraux
Job Opportunities, Inc
Parkersburg
W. Va
Essex Wire Corp
Deveraux
WCSR
Rafter
Magnetic Wire Co
Columbus
Deverant
Clete Harper
IUE
Essex
Michigan National Guard
Flint
Paul Albrechta
Wire
Albrechta
Deveraus
National Labor Relations Board
Essex Wire
Wayne
Ind
Detroit
Jackson
Michigan - Ohio
South
Johnson Replies to Goldwater With Defense Steadfast Tone
President Johnson broadsideed Goldwater in a nationwide address that stressed U S strength and warned the Communist world. The speech, drafted before August conventions, responded to Goldwater’s criticisms of missiles and national defense while reaffirming allied defense assurances. Johnson did not mention Goldwater by name but aimed to rebut Republican critique as the 1964 campaign began.
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Washington
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
California
Republican Party
Sen
U.S
Robert S. icNamara
McNamara
Dwight D. Hisenhower
United States
Johnson and Goldwater Clash Over Nuclear Strength
President Johnson stresses large missile and bomber force, arguing America is stronger than any adversary and will grow stronger. Senator Goldwater counters that the United States lags in weapons technology and new systems, urging readiness for all forms of warfare between hot and cold extremes.
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Johnson
Soviet Union
United States
America
Goldwater
Coping with Criticism by Dr Norman Vincent Peale
Dr Peale discusses the two types of criticism and urges a three level approach. He cites Hoover and Lincoln to illustrate emotional control, rational appraisal, and practical correction when faced with hostile feedback. He stresses inner calm, prayer for critics, and admitting faults when warranted.
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Norman Vincent Peale
Reader’s Digest
Reader’s Digest Assn. Inc
Benjamin Franklin
Herbert Hoover
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Leschetizky
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