Oregon Primary Deepens Republican Split In GOP
Editorial notes a growing rift in the Republican Party as Goldwater trails in Oregon, with 325 delegates and a strong ballot showing despite limited local campaigning. It compares Oregon to New Hampshire and contrasts party leadership with voter support, signaling deeper divisions and California battles ahead.
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Oregon
Goldwater
New Hampshire
California
Taft
Eisenhower
South
Rockefeller
State of Automation Ideas Push Income for All Americans
An Ad Hoc Committee on automation proposes government income for all, arguing old values no longer apply. Automation studies show 11 percent of 3,440 plants use advanced tech, with 84.1 percent citing higher skill needs. most report unchanged or increased employment, likening the shift to early telephone adoption. Education and training are urged to keep pace, while subsidizing derelicts is rejected.
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Automation Magazine
Robert Bolz
Robert W. Burgess
Bureau of the Census
Senate
Appropriations
U.S
State Department
Bobby Baker
Civil Rights Bill Debate Prompts Public Access to Text
The Enterprise presents the Civil Rights Bill text after House passage and notes about 70 Senate amendments. It predicts enactment by month’s end with compromises likely to soften the measure. The paper opposes the bill in full but aims to inform readers of proposed changes and ongoing struggle.
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Enterprise
Senate
House
United States Senate
William H
Murray
Daily
Oklahoman
Short One Liners From Various Pages
A collection of snippets and quotes from multiple papers including Fort Myers News-Press and Oklahoma City items. Notable lines reference a rattlesnake rodeo in Wilson County Kansas, campaign finance musings, and light jests about public figures.
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Fort Myers News-Press
Wilson County
Kans
OPP
Ala
Lodge Will Stay In Viet Nam Ambassadorship
Henry Cabot Lodge signals to Johnson aides that he plans to remain ambassador to Vietnam indefinitely. He expects Republicans will not nominate him, and he would resign only if proven wrong. Lodge anticipates no convention campaign and stays in Saigon as the White House gauges his performance and political posture.
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Leslie Carpenter
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
Viet Nam
Lodge
San Francisco
Saigon
White House
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Cati
United Nations
Chicago
Jacqueline Kennedy
Warren Commission
Commission
Kennedy
Senate
Double Dealing in Sunday Sermon Remains a Caution
A Sunday sermon decries double minded living across church and world, calling Christians to genuine integrity. It argues secular pursuit of wealth divides society, weakens youth discipline, and strains education with duplicity, urging a shift to faithful, consistent Christian living.
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Iran
America
Christ Jesus
Real estate leaders plan Europe tour as 15th Congress nears
Ed Mendenhall and Mrs. Mendenhall depart for Europe with realty executives to confer with brokers ahead of the International Federation Congress in Tel Aviv May 28 to June 5. The trip includes a behind the Iron Curtain tour for select American operators.
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Ed’ Mendenhall
Iron Curtain
Charleston, S. C
High Point
Merchants Association
Ed Mendenhall
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Leo R. Palmer Jr
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