The Great Society slogan in a St Paul rally
Secretary Freeman proposed trademarking the great society for the Johnson administration at a St Paul rally. He linked the phrase to Kennedy's frontier concept while noting a long peacetime expansion with stable prices and rising production. The piece discusses fiscal policy, business discipline, and cautious investor sentiment amid a favorable economy.
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Orville K. Freeman
St. Paul
Minnesota
the Great Society
Johnson
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Freeman
United States
Food cheaper than it ever was says study
The article argues food costs as a share of income have fallen. Early 1900s households spent about 11 dollars weekly with half on food, while today a 20 dollar weekly food bill accompanies about 100 dollars earned weekly, leaving 20 percent for food. Mass merchandising and production expanded variety and lowered the food bill as inflation pressures persist.
Fifty Years Ago at Sarajevo Archduke Assassination
Editorial recalls the 1914 Sarajevo murder of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, its global impact, and the chain reaction leading to World War I. It notes Serbians involved, imperial reactions, and the July 1914 crisis from ultimatum to mobilization.
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Franz Ferdinand von Esterreich Este
Hapsburg Empire
Bosnia
Europe
Schneider Creusot
Vickers-Armstrong
Krupp and
Skoda
Franz Ferdinand
Herzgovina
Kosovo
Serbia
Franz Joseph
Avenger
America
Walter Millis
Belgrade
Austria
Germany
Russia
France
Luxembourg
Belgium
England
Local Newspaper Masthead Credits
The fragment lists staff roles including President, Secretary Treasurer, Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director and Circulation Manager with names D A Rawley and Mrs R B Terry. It appears to be part of the publication’s masthead describing leadership and duties.
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Arly Tools
NEA at 182nd annual meeting probes desegregation and unions
The National Education Association, with about 903,384 members, faces desegregation challenges and growing teacher unions as it prepares its 102nd representative assembly. The 1964 session weighs sanctions, potential merger with ATA, and funding while aiming to define responsible freedom.
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National Education Association
HMNS
Terry Ferrer
United States
NEA
Se Nea
Representative Assembly
Association
Detroit
William G. Carr
American Teachers Association
ATA
Johnson
American Federation of Teachers
Utah
Prince Edward County Free School Association
Virginia
GOP Platform struggle heats up in San Francisco hearings
Washington AP report outlines a turbulent year within the Republican Party as a 10 member resolutions committee prepares to hear debates in San Francisco ahead of the convention. Key figures include Henry Cabot Lodge, Barry Goldwater, Nelson Rockefeller, William Scranton, and William Miller. Lodge resigns as ambassador to return to help squelch Goldwater, sparking Fresh disagreements within the party over Southeast Asia policy becoming a campaign issue.
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Washington
Resolutions Committee
San Francisco
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
New Hampshire
Southeast Asia
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New England
Rockefeller
Oregon
California
Goldwater
Cleveland
William W. Scranton
Lodge
Scranton
Kennedy
Johnson
William E. Miller
Republican National Committee
Platform Factions and Goldwater Debate at Hereafter Convention
Notes suggest Goldwater faces pressure from Lodge Romney and Rockefeller to shape a broad party platform. Some Republican leaders seek a firm civil rights plank, while Goldwater prefers a principles statement. A showdown at the convention in San Francisco could test unity and the nominee’s stance.
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Goldwater
Scranton
Lodge
Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
San Francisco
Congress
High Point supporters push Moore bid in NC race
Despite losses in the city and Guilford and Forsyth counties, High Point backs Dan Moore with Charles McAnally and Archie Myatt Jr leading a strong campaign. They argue Moore would secure a better highway commission role and improve local road projects long behind national standards.
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Dan K. Moore
Guilford
Forsyth
Richardson Preyer
High Point
Dan Moore
Arthur Corpening Jr
Archie Myatt Jr
Moore
Robert L. Gavin
J. Elwood Cox
Winston- Salem Road
Asheboro
Raleigh
Elwood Cox
Fittine
Piedmont trio weights voting power in state politics
The Piedmont region consisting of Greensboro High Point and Winston Salem showed cooperation in recent primaries though voting split overall. Observers note distrust of the industrial Piedmont in rural areas and warn that unified regional power is needed to prevent misrepresentation and complex political divisions.
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Piedmont Triad
Greensboro
High Point
Winston-Salem
Piedmont
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