Money Still Makes The Mare Go In Politics
A discussion of campaign funding shows politics as costly and uneven for candidates. Senator Barry Goldwater notes funding shortages affect the GOP push, with rich backers and businessmen influencing support. He planned a $3 million effort, including $1 million in California to win 86 delegates, but money shortages and the Johnson climate shape national and state campaigns.
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Funlds
New Hampshire
Johnson
Goldwater
Kennedy
California
Golden State
Belli Threatens Justice Criticized by ABA Head
Walter E. Craig of the American Bar Association condemns attorney Melvin Belli for contemptuous remarks after the Jack Ruby trial. Belli’s acid comments on Dallas and its justice sparked concern over his influence and the image of the legal system amid his plans for an appeal in Austin.
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Walter E. Craig
American Bar Association
Melvin Belli
Jack Ruby
Belli
San Francisco
Dallas
Austin
Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Mr. Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
America
ABA
Editorial on costly political dinners and fundraising
The piece notes President Johnson will speak at a $1a-plate Democratic Congressional Campaign Kick-Off Dinner in Washington with $100 per guest for filet mignon and a Johnson speech. It discusses past fundraising, party debt, and the high costs linked to dinners and lobbyist influence, highlighting a growing pattern in fundraising.
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Johnson
National Guard
Washington
Senate
House
Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
Hill
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Ner
Eisenhower
Adlai
Stevenson
Dale
National Committee
Republican National Committee
GOP
Washington Star
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director Business Manager
The text lists key newspaper roles including Editor Managing Editor Advertising Director and Business Manager as executive positions within a newsroom. It reflects hierarchical roles guiding editorial policy, advertisement operations, and circulation strategy in print media.
Johnson narrow path to the presidency in 1964 campaign
James Marlow analyzes Lyndon B. Johnson's 1964 strategy focusing on caution at home and affability abroad to win broad support. He notes Johnson's bid for the Democratic nomination, critiques of Kennedy's cautious presidency, and Johnson's emphasis on economy, civil rights, and foreign aid restraint. The piece contrasts domestic steadiness with tensions in foreign affairs including Panama and Latin American reactions.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Kennedy
Cuba
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Panama
Honor Volunteer Service Ladies in High Point letter
Henry Price, Co-Chairman of the 1964 Cancer Crusade, urges recognition for the Volunteer Service Ladies V.S.L. of High Point and proposes an April Volunteer Service Ladies Day with a public concert an honor night and an orchid pin for all volunteers He asks readers to share feedback via the newspaper The letter lists many local charities and calls for a bipartisan civic committee to implement plans
Honor and Award Night proposed by High Point volunteer leader
Distaff side volunteers in High Point are praised as civic backbone. Cancer Crusade Co-Chair Henry Price proposes April 29 as an Honor and Award Night to honor Volunteer Service Ladies across United Fund, Cancer Society, Salvation Army, Gray Ladies, Junior League, and Jaycettes. Officials seek a bi partisan committee to recognize women’s community support and encourage continued civic effort. Vandalism across City Parks office and YWCA spurs call for public watchfulness and tougher security. skylight over the indoor pool damaged, others vandalized. Citizens urged to report suspicious activity. police to boost checks.
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the Enterprise
High Point
Fair City
V.s.l.’S
United Fund
The
Cancer Society
Salvation Army
Gray Ladies
Junior League
Jaycettes
Ciltizens
V.S.L
Henry
Price
Cancer Crusade
Henry Price
City Parks Office
YWCA
Mexican welcome for de Gaulle sparks talk on US aid
Dr. Royal Jennings observed the Mexico City welcome for French President Charles de Gaulle amid reports of crowd manipulation in Tosco Cuernavaca and Acapulco. He noted Mexicans fear U S aid pressure, while Dias Ordaz hints at vote changes if results favor him. Jennings adds bullfights run on time, unlike politics.
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Royal Jennings
Mexico City
Charles de Gaulle
Tosco
Cuernavaca
Acapulco
de Gaulle
Kennedy
Tio
United States
Mexico
Dias Ordaz
Fire damages showroom and market setback for Lambeths
A major blaze destroyed the Manufacturers Service showroom in Thomasville jeopardizing upcoming market displays for Erwin and Kay Lambeth. Despite the loss, no one was harmed, and Bob Powell of Manufacturers Service expresses relief. Elevation of Collier Ellis Jr. to president of United Community Services of High Point cited for his civic work, with a strong leadership team and board supporting the organization through a period of funding pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers Service
Thomasville
Erwin Lambeth
Kay
Jim Lambeth
Lambeths
Bob Powell
Gideon's Fire
Collier Ellis Jr
United Community Services of
High Point
Jake Froelich Jr
John J. Lynch
Shubal C. Kirkman
Wray Amos
Harold E. Conrad
J. Harriss Covington
Harry Doctor
Bill Hyl
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Barry Goldwater
North Carolina
Afternoon Association of Dailies
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
N.C
D. A. Rawley
Mes
R. B. Terry
Holt
the Alerson
Joe Brown
C. W. Patterson, JR
W.ow. Idol, JR
Charles B, Loflin
Associated Press
AP News
N. C
Isot
Khrushchev
Mie It Enterprise
V.S.S
L.B.J
Molt McPherson
Dr. Jennings
Ellis
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