Presidential Recommendation Part I Johnson Victory Endorsed
The editorial argues Lyndon Johnson-Hubert Humphrey offer the best path for the nation, criticizing Barry Goldwater’s lack of administrative experience, unclear positions, and party fracture. It endorses Johnson for president and Humphrey for vice president, urging a balanced Congress to safeguard checks and balances. A forthcoming note teases a senatorial endorsement between George Murphy and Pierre Salinger.
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Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Sen
Goldwater
Johnson-Humphrey
U.S
George Murphy
Pierre Salinger
Hubert Humphrey
Moscow
Red China
Editorial Trend Toward LBJ Readers in 1964 Journal Poll
The Oct 17 LBJ Editor and Publisher cites a shift in editorial positions toward party tickets. It notes 272 papers backing Goldwater, 2 million circulation for Johnson, 6.2 million for the Republican candidate, and a record Democratic majority in editorials. It cites Eisenhower and Dewey histories, Kennedy, Nixon, and Truman outcomes, and 37 percent neutral or undecided this year.
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Senator Goldwater
Johnson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Thomas E. Dewey
Franklin S. Roosevelt
Mr. Dewey
President Truman
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Goldwater film sparks debate on campaign conduct abroad
Washington reps of a German TV channel asked the Republican National Committee for the film Choice to illustrate a narrative about the campaign's alleged low level. Back home the film tours despite Goldwater’s misgivings, while Republicans brace for internal tensions and a tough post election reckoning.
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Washington
Channel 2
Republian National Committee
Goldwater
Choice
Fleeson
Barry Goldwater
Republican National Committee
Donnybroke
Omaha
Fontenelle
Sosloy
Adzhubel
Aste
Justice Goldberg tours Asia and meets Pope Paul
Drew Pearson reports Justice Arthur Goldberg spent summer in India and Malaysia on a goodwill mission. He lectured at New Delhi Law School, met Premier Shastri, admired the Peace Corps, and noted Pope Paul reception. He discussed Jewish questions with the Pope and observed no gentle letting up in Soviet leadership intrigues.
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Washington
Arthur Goldberg
India
Malaysia
Supreme Court
Law School
University of New Delhi
Pearson
Shastri
Southeast Asia
Goldberg
Peace Corps
U.S
John Shaw
Heston
USA
Justice Goldberg
Pope Paul
Esse
Paradoxes of Daily Living in Modern Society
A reflective essay notes contradictions in personal and civic behavior. It highlights vanity over inner worth, excessive spending to sustain ideals, parental expectations, voting loyalties, misplaced reasoning, resistance to reform, and the clash between liberty and security. It condemns hypocrisy in policing, economics, and rights.
Editorial opinions echo through signed columns
The page notes that signed columns present writers' views separate from the newspaper. Editorials voice the paper's stance on issues, while columnists offer individual perspectives.
A New Preamble Debate and Voting Call Amid Alarm
The letter complains about party actions in San Francisco and pledges a Democratic vote next Tuesday. It attacks a book it calls suspicious, alleging deceptive quotations and misused documents. Readers are urged to defend the First Amendment and resist perceived threats to liberty and prosperity.
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Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Mikhail Suslov
Khrushchev
Suslov
Presidium
San Francisco
Republican Party
Walker
Bolt
United States of America
Jiomer M. Parsons
Calliope Street
Laguna Beach
Real Conservatives and the role of government
A reader letter argues conservatives define government as limited to tasks individuals cannot perform. It contrasts building roads with personal responsibility for old age or medical care, criticizing Bil R. Jones’s views and urging self-reliance while addressing the need for collective action. The letter is signed by David Marshall of 2301 Roswell Ave.
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Bil R. Jones
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Mr. Jones
Uncle Sam
Book Plug for Birch Society Creates Controversy
A noisy note on a book described as a plug for the John Birch Society draws attention in the press. Newsweek calls the work an elaborate endorsement, while critics label it treasonous propaganda. The item mentions available at Goldwater headquarters along with related materials.
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Newsweek Magazine
John Birch Society
Goldwater
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America
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Red Army
Opinion Polls Inc
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Pkt Dee” Ay Co Publier
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Camere Cone
Ewe
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Makan Ete
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Watene
Rivtetantath
Ertersen Walker
By Sydney J. Harris
Harris
Town Meeting
Truman
Eisenhower
WM. A. Tuggle JR
15Th St
Real Conservatives
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Roswell Ave
Birch Society
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