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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1964
Page
14
Reuther unveils plan for National Citizens Crusade Against Poverty
Walter Reuther arrives to address Textile Workers Union convention and outlines a new national effort to organize the poor and unemployed. The UAW funds seed money of 100,000 and plans a 1 million ongoing push, with a long-term operation tied to community-based action and a proposed conference before June.
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New York
New
Walter Reuther
Madison Aves
Textile Workers Union
Bob Hope
Barry Goldwater
America
Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Weuther
Detroit
Washington
Reuther Warns Goldwater Won’t Win White House
United Auto Workers chief Walter Reuther declares Barry Goldwater cannot win the presidency, while Richard Nixon casts doubt on GOP hopes and Humphrey predicts optimism yet prudence on the civil rights bill amid broader labor mobilization talks. The piece links Reuther’s push for NCCAP and wider labor organizing to political strategy ahead of the Johnson era.
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New York
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter Reuther
Sen
Barry Goldwater
The
United States
Moon
White House
Overpressured teens, racing culture, and a life of excess
In a confessional style, Ronald Doll, education official at Hunter College, critiques excessive after school demands and rigid curricula. He cites youth burnout, private growth stifled by constant activity, and a counterculture milieu marked by partying, crime, and reckless behavior as he recounts his own turbulent path through school, college, work, and war.
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Ronald Doll
Hunter College
Wilmington
Palmer
Grann
Phi Beta Kappa
Kappa Beta Phi
Atos
Phi Kaps
Zeta Beta Tau
Tenvon
Rocky Mount
WPA
Sa A
Spain
IMF loan to Nasser fuels bipartisan call for probe
Washington reports Sen. Joseph Clark and Sen. Ernest Gruening press a full investigation of the IMF loan to Egyptian leader Gamal Nasser. Gruening questions haste and policy, linking the 40 million dollar loan to political pressure and broader U.S. foreign aid policies amid Middle East tensions. He cites currency, Yemen costs, and potential use to pay Soviet debts as reasons for scrutiny.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Internationalonetary Fund
Gamal Nasser
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
International Finance Subcommittee
Congress
Ernest Grueming
Alaska
Eugene Foley
Nasser
Internation Monetary Fund
Foley
Furone
Latin America
State Department
Treasury
Yemen
Clark
Gruening
Russia
Khrushchev
U.S
IMF
World Bank
International Finance Corporation
Inter American Development Bank
Middle East
Yemer
U. S
Egypt
Monetary Fund
Busness Administration
Nixon blasts Goldwater shift in race for the presidency
The piece argues Nixon portrays Goldwater’s issue shifts as dangerous and contrasts his stance with the Republican platform. It notes Goldwater’s remarks on Viet Nam and potential atomic usage, and questions alignment with party lines and civil rights.
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South Viet Nam
Goldwater
North
Viet Nam
China
Lea Goldwater
Nixon
United Nations
Tennessee Valley Authority
Russia
U. S. Senate
Coldwater
Nevada
San Francisco
Notable historical events on June 12 in history
On this day in history figures and events include John Winthrop entering Salem Harbor in 1630 and Franklin D Roosevelt signing the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act in 1934. In 1983 Medgar Evers was assassinated in Jackson Mississippi. A thought cites Aristotle on entrusting to chance the noble.
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John Winthrop
Massachusetts Bay Company
Salem Harbor
Roosevelt
Medgar Fvery
Jackson
Miss
Aristotle
Famous Last Words by Barnaby Conrad
Scott Fitzgerald and Sheila Graham were at the Garden of Allah Hotel in Hollywood when Fitzgerald, moments before being fatally struck, declared his plan to visit Schwab’s for ice cream as a margin note in an article.
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Barnaby Conrad
Scott Fitzgerald
Sheila Graham
Garden of Allah Hotel
Hollywood
Schwab's
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