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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1965

Page

7

Dear Abby Explains In Laws Of Relatives Tech Theories

Readers ask about in laws cousins aunts uncles and the lines of relation to spouses Abby clarifies that spouses do not inherit in law status but notes in healthy marriages couples adopt relatives of their partners. The column also includes a letter about unemployment back pain and a dangerous abusive marriage urging action and offering guidance.

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Republicans Seek Unified Shelter After 1964 Split

Washington report describes a fractured Republican Party after a landslide defeat. Leaders Dirksen and Ford propose a brain trust to coordinate five living presidential candidates eleven top lawmakers governors and the party chairman to unite the divided ranks.

Washington Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Gerald R. Ford Michigan Senate House Governors’ Association National Committee

Direction and rallying point elude Republicans after broad losses

Republicans search for a sense of direction after the last election ended with the presidency lost and large congressional losses. The outcome was not a surprise to party strategists and reflected a years long effort to find a guiding beacon.

Congress

Republicans must renew direction after Eisenhower era decline

The piece traces GOP decline since 1932 with Democratic control most of the period and Eisenhower era wins as personal victories not party ones. It notes the Dorothy Dirksen plan to form a coordinating committee to shape policy while congressional leaders still set party direction. It ends by questioning the committee’s impact on unifying the party.

Congress Dwight D. Fisenhower Eisenhower Johnson Barry Goldwater Dirksen Brain Trust Republican Coordinating Committee House Senate Coordinating Committee Alfred M. Landon Thomas E. Dewey Richard M. Nixon Goldwater

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