Goldwater Seen as Leading Choice by Kansas County Chairmen
In Topeka a 58 of 105 Kansas Republican county chairmen named Barry Goldwater as their strongest potential rival to Kennedy and as the likely 1964 nominee. Rockefeller, Nixon, Eisenhower and Romney received few votes. most chairmen predicted a Goldwater victory with differing views on broader party dynamics and regional balance.
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Topeka
Barry Goldwater
Kansas
Arizona
Associated Press
Goldwater
Kennedy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Goldanter
Rockefeller
Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Joe Hunter
Geneseo
Jim French
Liberal
Robert Galloway
WaKeeney
D. O. Burkepile
Hoxie
Kennedy Bunch
Fred E. Dunlap
Pleasanton
Sen
California
Donald Shultz
Dodge City
Executive Department
Taft
Philosophers From Rishikesh Plan Talks in Lawrence
Two Hindu philosophers from Rishikesh India will visit Lawrence in mid November to lecture to church university or social groups. Lekh R Batra botanist at Kansas University stated today. Mr and Mrs Batra 932 Main Street.
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Rishikesh
India
Lawrence
Lekh R. Batra
Botany
Kansas University
Batra
Freeman Accused Of Name Calling In Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City political row surfaces as reports claim Secretary Freeman called Governor Bellman a screwball. Governor Bellman blasts Freeman’s farming credentials while defenders say no witnessed remark. House leaders and Oklahoma congressmen deny hearing the term at a Washington conference.
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Oklahoma City
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
al Cromley
Washington
Oklahoma City Times
Cromley
Freeman
Gov. Bellman
Rockefeller Questions Goldwater During California Tour
New York AP reports Nelson Rockefeller returning from a whirlwind West Coast trip where he contrasts his approach with Barry Goldwater's. Rockefeller addresses AFL-CIO convention remarks and denies a Buffalo rumor he would resign if nominated, stating such reports are untrue.
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Goldwater
America
Rockefeller
Harry A. Sprague
McPherson
John M. Wall
Sedan
Arizona
Thruston Morton
George Romney
Scranton
Richard A. Swallow
Oskaloosa
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nelson AL Rinkefeller
Eattorma
Fine
Barry Goldwater
Los
Kiamesha
Afl-Cio
Los Angeles
Hackefeiler
San Francisco
Idlewsdeport
Wiseee
Republic
Albany
Newspapers remain vital to community building and truth
Memphis editor Frank Ahlgren told the National Editorial Association that television may aid the press but must not erode its core duties. He warned against conformity and urged newspapers to expose fraud and provide substantial news in a free society.
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National Editorial Association
Frank 2 Ahlgren
Memphis Commercial Appeal
United States
Ahigren
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