Barry Would Send Eisenhower to Asia
A campaign snippet reports Barry Goldwater asserting a hawkish stance on Korea and Asia while criticizing the Johnson administration's Vietnam policy. The piece notes debates over nuclear weapons control, with Eisenhower avoiding endorsement of Goldwater’s TAC plan and emphasizing presidential discretion. White House statements align with restraint on public defense plans.
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Korea
Goldwater
South
Viet Nam
Johnson
NATO
U.S
Europe
Eisenhower
White House
Secretary of Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Seattle
Ekee
TV Debaters Clash Over Policies and Political Ties
Debaters spar over trade, taxes, and military policy citing Murphy's Senate vote on imports from New Zealand and Australia. Salinger presses reform stance while Murphy defends free enterprise and questions CCC style job relief. Murphy hedges on Medicare vote and downplays associations with Schwarz suggesting past involvement but no guaranteed actions.
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New Zealand
Australia
Murphy
Technicolor Corporation
Salinger
Kennedy
United States
Motel Owner Seeks Supreme Court Ruling on Civil Rights Act
Atlanta motel owner Moreton Rolleston Jr argues before the Supreme Court that the Civil Rights Act overreaches Congress power by regulating public accommodations. Solicitor General Archibald Cox defends the law, saying racial discrimination burdens interstate travel and commerce. The court took the cases under advisement.
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Washington
UPI
Atlanta, Ga
Supreme Court
Moreton Rolleston Jr
Heart of Atlanta
Rolleston
Congress
Solleitor
Archibald Cox
Cox
Cambridge Freshman at 43 Drops Out of Labor Life
A London bus conductor Edwin Mann aged 43 began classes as a Cambridge University freshman after years as a laborer and window cleaner. He passed the Cambridge exam, earned a 20 pound scholarship, and will study while his wife Anita, 42, works as a London typist to support the family.
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London
Cambridge University
Edwin Mann
Mann
Anita
Longshoremen suit dismissed by San Francisco court
A California federal judge dismissed a longshoreman suit filed by 45 ex state dockworkers. Judge Stanley Weigel gave counsel 30 days to amend and noted the case failed to state a concise cause of action. The action involved Harrytson and entities including the Pacific Maritime Associations and local union officials.
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San Francisco
U.S
Stanley Weigel
Harrytson
Sidney Gor
Don
Los Angeles
Pacific Maritime Associations
Weiger
Delbring
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