Barry Goldwater First Ballot Lead Faces Few Real Checks
Washington reports Barry Goldwater holds upwards of 600 first ballot votes toward the 655 needed for the Republican nomination, with California boosting his tally. Moderates could rally perhaps 200 votes, plus uncommitted near 275, but a successful stop seems unlikely given past conventions and Goldwater’s broad strength.
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Robert A. Taft
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
James Rhodes
Ohio
Minnesota
Walter Judd
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Goldwater Faces Moscow Fallout as Nomination Near
As Goldwater’s path to the Republican nomination tightens, Moscow and Wall Street react with sharp concern. Soviet propaganda labels him a “Neanderthal” while predicting harsh policy shifts, whereas U.S. markets show volatility but may accommodate him if he wins. Governors oppose party splits at Cleveland as the nation weighs the possible president.
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Kennedy
U. S. Senate
Arizona
Meyner Named Tobacco Code Czar To Guide Self-Regulation
Former New Jersey Governor Robert B. Meyner is appointed administrator of the cigarette manufacturers code. The industry seeks order under self-imposed rules to police advertising and standards, aiming for a safer cigarette amid past government scrutiny and potential antitrust action.
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Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
James B. Duke
Teddy Roosevelt
Meyner
Editorial Focused Filibuster That Wasn't in Senate History
Editorial notes that the civil rights filibuster debate unfolded as a cautious, largely orderly contest. Humphrey signaled slim odds for cloture and both sides conducted an educational campaign, avoiding extreme stunts while the White House pressed for a version close to the House bill.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Johnson
House
Wayne Morse
Judiciary Committee
Morse
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Establishment details and rates for High Point Enterprise
The High Point Enterprise lists staff, offices, and rates for mail and daily delivery. It notes Associate Press affiliation, subscription prices by period, and that carriers are independent contractors not responsible for advance payments. The notice also includes postal and address details in High Point North Carolina.
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Main Street
High Point
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Associated Press
N.C
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Southern move to trolley line offered free by railway
Editor, Southern Railway System Lines offers to move a retired New Orleans trolley car to High Point free of charge under Interstate Commerce Act Section 22, provided safe loading and clearances. City of High Point would be named consignee. Also discusses political campaign dynamics in North Carolina and reflections on local civic groups.
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the Enterprise
New Orleans
Southern Railway System
Glenn Crihfield
Greater High Point Civic Center
Letters and public notes of civic action and critique
A collection of letters praising and critiquing community engagement. Notes commend the Enterprise for coverage of business women, thank a past EPW Club president, and urge courteous driving after a dog’s death. Also featured is a TV debate challenge to Dan Moore, questioning his willingness to debate Richardson Preyer and Dr Lake.
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Enterprise
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Richardson Preyer
Dr. Lake
Southern Railway gifts retired New Orleans street car to High Point museum
The Southern Railway will not charge for moving the Canal Street trolley to High Point for a museum piece. The car, built at Perley A. Thomas Car Works, symbolizes local manufacturing days and will serve as a conversation piece as city officials, Chamber of Commerce and civic groups drive a non-profit museum project. Funds donated cover loading and unloading costs, with any surplus aiding the museum effort.
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Southern
Robert A. Culler
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Southern Railroad
Duke relaxes dorm alcohol rules sparking college debate
The article notes Duke University may allow alcohol consumption in dorm rooms as studies consider revisions to curb off campus drinking. It highlights opposition from Methodists, student reactions including a potential transfer, and broader implications for church-related schools facing surging on campus behavior concerns.
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