Mixed Bag In The Tuesday Voting Editorial May 6 1964
The piece reviews Tuesday results in presidential and other party primaries across the nation. Alabama Governor George Wallace polled near 30 percent, Indiana and Ohio races showed cross currents with Barry Goldwater and Harold Stassen taking notable shares, while John Glenn and Margaret Chase Smith drew unexpected votes. The tone notes voter dissatisfaction and liberal civil rights issues influencing outcomes.
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George Wallace
Alabama
Matthew Welsh
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Wallace
Indiana
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Harold E. Stassen
Republcan
Ohio
John Glenn
Stephen Young
Glenn
Illinois
Margaret Chase Smith
Goldwater
Harold Stassen
Superted Supersonic Dream Faces Taxpayer Skepticism
A look back at the U S effort to build a Concorde like supersonic airliner and the British French joint venture. Officials warn of high costs and engineering challenges while the public questions value and safety of such speed.
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Kennedy
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
America
McLelland sought on Canal Zone info and a conservative rebuttal
Readers request the whereabouts of D A McLelland the U S marshal who went to Washington after a Canal Zone uprising to brief the Kennedy administration. They ask for any information and provide contact, while a La Crosse reader argues Goldwater conservatism opposes overreach and calls for freedom within social order.
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Ronald M. Tribune review of Goldwater platform
The Tribune intends to examine presidential hopeful Barry Goldwater and his platform to inform readers before deciding which candidate to support. The article signals a careful analysis of Goldwater as the nation heads toward the highest office.
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Federal loan backs new hardboard plant in Superior
The Area Redevelopment Administration approved a four million dollar loan to build a hardboard plant in Superior Wisconsin. Rep Langen notes Duluth Bemidji Minnesota and Phillips Wisconsin already have or plan capacity to meet demand. He says government financing creates jobs at taxpayers expense and harms private plants.
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Records Unearth Topeka Dog Licenses From 1867 Discovery
Topeka City Clerk Bill Douglass found and catalogued historic dog license records issued in Topeka with the first license dated May 23, 1867 for an English bull terrier named Scooter. He also uncovered an old stagecoach insurance policy and a glass negative map of Topeka.
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Bill Douglass
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Five Roman cities blasted in nonstop air offensive
The 1944 review notes heavy air attacks on rail yards oil fields and targets in Italy and Poland with reports of Soviet massing for new drive toward Berlin. Rev Stanislaus Ortemanski discusses Stalin’s stance toward the Catholic Church with church leaders in Springfield Mass. Rumpus over city treasurer appointment sparks resignations and confusion in local government. Evangelist Roy Johnson conducts revival services in Ironwood Michigan as Lt. Robert Moevs visits his parents in La Crosse.
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Walter Moevs
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Richmond Blood Donor Reaches Seven Gallons
Richmond businessman Robert Luxon recalls his 56th donation as a Bloodmobile visit yields his seven gallon milestone. The note highlights community blood drives and local participation in the blood donation effort.
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Robert Luxon
Verse onlookers mock Jesus at the cross scene
A verse quotes bystanders who taunt Jesus as he is crucified. They mock him for claiming to destroy the temple and rebuild it in three days, a reference from Mark 15 29.
Wisconsin Republicans See Nixon as Potential Backup to Goldwater
Wisconsin legislators deem Goldwater ahead but short of needed delegates with Nixon poised to rally loyalists if Goldwater falters. The uncommitted Byrnes delegation may shift to Byrnes or Nixon as convention dynamics unfold, reflecting cautious local hopes for a ticket favoring Wisconsin gains.
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Cy Barrett Advice Column Highlights Success Paths
The column praises formal schooling versus self made success citing Charles Lubin of Sara Lee who rose from baker to founder. It notes Lubin started at 14, bought three bakeries in 1935 and projects a $25 million bakery expansion in 1964. It also features reader questions on balancing budgets and exotic dancing careers with Cy Barrett offering blunt guidance. A booklet promise for 20 cents and a self addressed stamped envelope ends the piece.
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He's All Over the Place LBJ Master Scene Stealer
James Marlowe argues that Lyndon B Johnson dominates public attention with TV moments and personal gestures, eclipsing major issues from Vietnam to civil rights. The piece contrasts Johnson's charisma with geopolitical events and public policy debates, noting how his presence shapes memory and attention.
Johnson confronts balance between folksy appeal and dignity in 1964
The piece argues President Johnson must choose between a folksy image and a dignified posture to win voters. It recalls Rockefeller Goldwater and Lodge in Vietnam, notes Johnson's dog ears moment, Kennedy's beach photo, and Eisenhower golf as factors shaping public perception of presidential dignity.
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Counting winners and losers in a bridge hand tourney lesson
The article presents a bridge hand from the Intercollegiate Bridge Tournament. It explains counting four diamond tricks plus two spades one heart and two clubs to total nine, then using a club finesse before establishing the last club as the ninth trick. East risks losing the ace to the finesse.
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