Scranton blocks Goldwater in Pennsylvania 1964 bid
Pennsylvania suppresses Goldwater's bid with Gov. Scranton steering the GOP toward moderation. New Jersey mirrors the shift as industrial state leaders fear a conservative nominee would drag down the ticket. Party professionals demand a stronger moderate candidate and warn of long-term defeats if Goldwater prevails.
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Bruce Biossat
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
GOP
Goldwater
Newark
Scranton
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Washington
Kennedy
Sean High
San Francisco
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Feanings
Lord Home: the kind of leader Britain needs now
Alexander Frederick Douglas, the 14th Earl of Home, is presented as the ideal Tory leader to modernize and revitalize Britain. The piece highlights his alliance with ER Butler, his independence from political fear in facing rivals, and his strong stance against appeasement. It notes his rapport with Kennedy and Rusk, and frames him as a firm, principled figure capable of guiding Britain through postwar divisions while facing a changing political landscape.
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Alexander Frederick Douglas
Home
England
Harold Macmillan
ER. A. Butler
Butler
Britain
Elizabeth II
Lord Home
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Mr. Macmillan
Neville Chamberlain
Adolf Hitler
Munich
Sudetenland
Czechoslovakia
Rome
United Nations
Hume
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Macmillan
West Germany
Erhard
Konrad Adenauer
Goldwater
U.S
Rockefeller
The Harris Survey Debuts As Regular Enterprise Feature
The Enterprise launches The Harris Survey by Louis Harris, a leading pollster who has worked on 214 elections. He severs political client ties and dedicates full time to news writing with The Enterprise as sponsor. The first survey on Richard Nixon opens the series, using extensive interviews and a staff of about 5,000 interviewers for cross sectional analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Harris
Enterprise
Richard Nikon
Harris
Chamber of Commerce
Walter Comfort
Vance Kester
R. Vince Spracklin
Johan R. Hayworth
Richard D. Meisky
John F. Lynch
Collier Ellis Jr
J. Roscoe Adams
R. T. Amos Jr
Chamber
Tax Exemption At Crossroads For Churches And Courts
Editorial discusses challenges to church property tax exemptions as atheist and religious groups push reform. It notes Madalyn Murray O’Hair's lawsuits, church leaders’ proposals, and potential Supreme Court review. Cases like Pennsylvania parking lots and Christian Brothers Winery cited as context.
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Tr. & Supreme Court
Madalyn Murray
Baltimore
Other Americans, Inc
U.S. Supreme Court
Murray
Eugene Carson Blake
United Presbyterian Church
National Council of Churches
United States
Blake
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Christian Brothers Winery
High Point Enterprise notes ownership and address details
The High Point Enterprise lists its establishment date 1824 and publishing schedule as an independent newspaper. It states ownership by The High Point Enterprise, Inc with the address 395-307 North Main Street, High Point, N.C., and lists roles including president, secrecy, and treasurer.
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High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Cor Rene
AP News
N. C
Washington Analysis LITTLE CAMPAIGN HEAT
James Marlow analyzes the 1964 presidential landscape noting no major crises and a complacent nation. Kennedy banks on peace and prosperity as a campaign theme if Congress passes his tax cut, aiming for a buoyant 1964 economy and reduced war risks.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Congress
University of Maine
Kennedy faces friction as 1964 begins in split party critique
Notes on The News warn peace remains distant as Rockefeller and Goldwater spar over Kennedy policies. The piece suggests internal disagreements within the party will drive early 1964 campaign heat, with foreign crises possibly reshaping debates on domestic governance.
Sheraton Hotel Goes Up For Auction Amid Market Shuffle
The 41 year old Sheraton downtown hotel, long a hub for the furniture trade and community events, goes to auction Wednesday at 2 pm. Prospective buyers surveyed the property advertised nationally, while WGHP-TV leases part of the second floor. The sale coincides with a busy furniture season, despite new motels altering downtown demand. Some believe the tired landmark can rebound with smart management and development.
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Sheraton
Wghp-Tv
The Seasons of Life and other poems collection
Rev H Glen Lanier pastor of Monthen Avenue Methodist Church gathers his poems into a delightful volume including The Only Peace about an old man reading the news and finding inner peace through daily care. A note on travel courtesy reveals a free smallpox vaccine and tight port inspections. A warehouse district facelift is noted on N Ween Street, and Raleigh correspondent William A Shires comments on the expansive reach of Fourth Estate at a recent Press Party.
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H. Glen Lanier
Monthen Avenue Methodist Church
New York
Scotland
Idlewild
Prestwick
Sweden
N. Ween Street
William A. Shires
Raleigh
North Carolina Association of Dailies
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High Point Enterprise
D. A. Rawley
RB. B. Terry
Holt McPherson
Joe Brown
Yeas Patterson
Chakuee
Toflin
WardGritfith Company National Advertising Representatives
Igh
Hunter
Washington Analysis
Praya
Holt MePher
Fernon
Russ Blackburn
Better Business Bureau
Greensboro
Winston-Salem
Merchants Association
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