Campaign May Get Out of Control Says Goldwater
Washington AP dispatch notes campaign tensions as Barry Goldwater accuses Johnson of provoking a volatile political climate. The piece cites crossfire rhetoric, intra party attacks, and concerns over integrity and morality in office amid national security and civil unrest debates.
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Amendment No 51 Legislative Section Read and Salaries
The amendment proposes changes to Article 6 defining the executive department as governor lieutenant governor attorney general secretary of state treasurer and auditor all serving two year terms with specified salaries including 19000 for governor 3600 for lieutenant governor 12006 for attorney general and 10000 for each other officers It repeals several preexisting provisions and sets January 1 1965 as the effective date Filed March 18 1963 by Kelly Bryant.
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State of
Arkansas
Kelly Savant
Kelly Bryant
Johnson Campaign Wars Spur Moratorium Talk
Debate over delaying riots until after the November election surfaces in political squabbles between Johnson and Goldwater supporters. Bruch suggests a moratorium on rioting while Johnson avoids direct attack on Goldwater but implies he faces a hostile, smear-filled campaign as Humphrey accepts the vice presidential nomination.
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Arkansas Amendment No 52 establishes industrial and hospital districts
The amendment creates general laws to establish industrial and hospital districts with land boundaries set by the General Assembly. It limits district taxes to five mills for industrial districts and five mills plus up to one extra mill for certain hospital district taxes, plus overall caps of five mills for industrial and six mills for hospital districts. Taxes collected fund district hospitals, and provisions supplement existing constitutional and legislative acts. Filed March 18 1963 Kelly Bryant.
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State of
Arkansas
General Assembly
Kelly Bryant
Behind the scenes of The Andy Griffith Show humor
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports that humor in television comedies often arises from rehearsal tweaks. On the Andy Griffith Show set, actors test scenes with eye contact and blocking, while producer directors discuss pacing and in-character interruptions. Don Knotts plans to exit after this season as Anita Corsant returns as a new love interest.
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Goldwater Attack Sparks GOP Turbulence and Roadblock Fears
The speaker criticizes Goldwater by name for extremism, passion, radical language, recklessness, and being out of step with most Republicans in Congress. Early campaign chatter hints at a rocky path ahead with uncertain prospects and unpredictable incident risks shaping the race.
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Goldwater
Congress
Fire destroys Negro school in Kentucky
In Mount Sterling Kentucky an all Negro school and a nearby Masonic hall serving Negroes were burned amid threats by opponents of integration. Damage is estimated at 210000 as officials seek arson clues and security for white schools. NAACP leaders Banks and another member had met with the school board before the fire. The district suspended operations until September 8 as the integration plan was revised to admit only two grades this year.
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Montgomery County
Henry Bramblett
Federal Bureau of Investigation
State Department of Public Safety
Dubois
W. D. Banks
NAACP
Banks
Board of Education
Jack Miller
Louisville
James Crumlin
Major TV daytime lineup overhaul shifts Queen for a Day
ABC plans early October changes abandoning Queen for a Day for a soap opera The Young Marrieds and renaming The Tennessee Ernie Ford Show to Hello Pea-Pickers NBC names The Jack Benny Show The Jack Benny Program.
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Calculators Subtracted From Smith Corona Offices
Chicago AP reports burglars removed sixty calculating machines from the Smith Corona Marchant offices using a company truck. The loss is valued at $21,000.
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Chicago
Smith-Corona
Marchant, Inc
Kentucky schools near complete integration progress
Mount Sterling area in Kentucky lagged behind the rest of the state in school integration. A court suit to force integration of all grades for 125 Negro children was expected to be filed early this week unless an agreement was reached. The State Department of Education reported that 99.4 percent of Kentucky districts with both Negro and white students have been integrated.
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Mount Sterling
Bluegrass
Cumberland Mountains
Kentucky
State Department of Education
Fabrics for Schoolwear Embrace Adult Styles with Flatter Textures
A dispatch notes fabrics for school wear mimic adult fabrics but are flatter and less textured. Mellons chinchillas gabardines and doeskins appear less hairy while tweeds stay popular. Fake fur coats remain popular in simulations of otter and broadtail. Corduroy and blends with wool cotton or nylon attract attention for water repellence.
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