Editorial: Politically-hep LBJ Won't Shrug off Barry Challenge
The piece argues Johnson would likely win if the election were held today, but Barry Goldwater poses a serious challenge. It weighs moderates versus conservatives, civil rights votes, and the risk of defections from both parties, while noting Goldwater's campaign style and potential running mate. The editorial frames the race as a pivotal clash of liberal and conservative philosophies.
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Barry
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldswater
Upstate
New York
Dewey
the Ledger
Johnson
GOP
Goldwater
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Rep. Miller
Nelson Rockefeller
Sen. Goldwater
Mr. Johnson
Bobby Baker
Cuba
Viet Nam
South
Samuel Lubell
Republican Party
Lubell
Nat
Goldwater selection reshapes GOP with bold conservatism
San Francisco dispatch argues Barry Goldwater offers a strong, polarizing choice for the Republican Party. It notes his nomination could revitalize the GOP into a true national party, attracting conservatives and moderates while shaping a heated national debate on civil rights and fiscal policy.
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Barry Goldwater
Grandson's appeal for wildlife aid to protect Africa’s fauna
George P. writes from Los Angeles urging conservation and donations to World Wildlife Fund. He details extinctions from poaching and habitat loss, cites passenger pigeons and buffalo, warns of Africa’s four threats, and urges action, fundraising, and tax policy changes.
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Drew Pearson Ags
George L .Amnald Jr
Los Angeles
Pazty
World Wildlife Fund
Jefferson Place
Washington, D. C
George P.S
The Truth Is Not Enough in Behavioral Science
STRONGLY PERSONAL The essay by Dr. Lester Grinspoon of Harvard Medical School discusses coping with unacceptable facts about war. The piece explains denial, abstraction, displacement, and dogmatic beliefs as defenses that shield people from anxiety. It argues truth alone inspires action only when viable alternatives exist.
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Charles William Beebe
U.S
Chicago
Lester Grinspoon
Harvard Medical School
Dr. Grinspoon
Harris
Grinspoon
Eunte
Town Meeting U S Cannot Police Asia
Letter from Mrs Dawson of 2235 Mira Mar Ave argues the United States cannot police Asia, urges negotiation and a cease fire with China and other nations. She warns against broadening the war, nuclear catastrophe, and advocates pursuing peaceful settlement through conference and dialogue.
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U.S
Asia
Viet Nam
United States
China
Dawson
Mira Mar Ave
Independent newspaper masthead fragment with names and offices
Fragmentary OCR shows a newspaper masthead listing staff roles and advertising representatives. It includes publisher Samuel C Cameron general manager Leo Collins Sr and mentions offices in multiple cities including Philadelphia New York and San Francisco amid stylistic errors.
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Amantwpahu
Jan York
Philvdeighta
San Francisca Gurren
Dca
al iNeve
Goldwater Speech Sparks California Clash Over Extremism
San Francisco Governor Brown condemned Senator Goldwater’s acceptance remarks as extreme and accused him of appeasing racism while Nelson Rockefeller urged sharper focus on Goldwater’s flaws. The exchange highlighted tensions over race, extremism, and the meaning of liberty in the 1964 campaign.
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California
Barry Goldwater
United States
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
South Vietnam
Republican Party
Hiller
Mussolini
Nazi Germany
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