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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1964
Page
13
A profile of Barry Goldwater detailing his hard working image and conservative rise. It notes praise and criticism from contemporaries and traces his family roots from Poland to Arizona, highlighting his upbringing, political stance, and 1957 clash with Eisenhower over federal aid and budget cuts.
Louisville judge Marlow Cook backs a plan to levy a minimum tax on fines to help pay for a proposed 4 million county jail. The proposal links enforcement costs to offenders and frames the project as a shared funding approach.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower says he will support the Goldwater Miller Republican ticket though he notes it was not his personal choice. In an ABC interview during the Republican convention, he praised Miller as an energetic, effective chairman and pledged to back the ticket while reserving that his preference might have been someone else.
Cairo hosts the second Organization of African Unity summit with leaders from 34 nations in attendance. While pomp and speakers mark the opening, delegates voice anti colonial critiques and emphasize quick routes to economic progress. Egyptian President Nasr greets heads of state as bands play national anthems and crowds cheer.
Kansas delegates to the GOP national convention expect the Goldwater Miller ticket to boost conservative support. Kansans report strong backing, with several leaders noting a grassroots movement and potential for increased campaign activity, while a few remain cautious about full party unity.
Peggy Goldwater says she will accompany her husband on the campaign trail but will not discuss politics in public. At her first news conference she spoke softly and described meeting people as her key role while noting she is not yet used to dealing with the media.
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