Washington Window Vast Right Camp Backs Goldwater
The piece argues Goldwater commands broad national support beyond fringe groups with about 31 percent of independent voters backing him. It notes Republicans worry over Taft’s 1952 fate, the push to brand Goldwater with Birch ties, and the shift of party power toward the West while Kennedy era policies fuel conservative sentiment.
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Kennedy Confident Senate Will Ratify Test Ban Pact
President Kennedy outlined views at a news conference on nuclear tests treaty approval and related policy. He said the Senate will vote to ratify the agreement banning atmospheric outer space and underwater tests, while underground tests would continue, and discussed civil rights, demonstrations, race, education, and international tensions.
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Funeral Rites for Luther Harrington Held in Marlow
Funeral services for Luther Harrington 59 former Marlow resident who died of a heart attack in Houston will be held at 3 30 p m Saturday in First Baptist Church Marlow with Rev H E Caldwell officiating Burial follows in Marlow Cemetery under Callaway Smith Funeral Home direction Masonic graveside rites Survivors include his wife two daughters seven grandchildren and one great grandchild plus three brothers one sister and a host of friends born June 26 1904 in Alabama he moved to Marlow as a child and later lived in Houston active as a welder and member of the Baptist church and Masonic lodge
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Atlanta
Kennedy says underground tests aid treaty push in Senate
President Kennedy announced continued subterranean nuclear tests though banned in the atmosphere and under water. Senators debate whether underground testing will sway ratification as experts promise about eight percent of development relies on such experiments. Mansfield and Dirksen weigh the impact while Jackson, Hickenlooper, and others seek data before voting yes or no. The Moscow treaty may reach the Senate before Labor Day with hearings slated in coming weeks.
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Explosion to order New York show sparks new flame tech
A recent demonstration showcased electronic flame equipment for industrial use. Honeywell cited that industrial furnaces, ovens, and boilers average about 10 preventable explosions daily, costing an estimated 20 million dollars yearly, according to Aaron Curtis, Honeywell sales manager.
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UPI
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Honeywell
Myron Burton Joins His Fathers Law Firm
Myron Burton 27 son of Mr and Mrs Lawton Burton of 905 Parkview joined the family firm Burton Jones and Sasser this week. A June graduate of the University of Oklahoma School of Law he was admitted to the Oklahoma Bar last week. He held OU memberships in Phi Alpha Delta and Sigma Nu. Burton is a first lieutenant in the Army Reserve and will attend summer camp at Fort Chaffee. He and his wife and two daughters reside at 5527 Eisenhower Drive.
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Prize Winning Poet Theodore Roethke Dies
Prof. Theodore Roethke, 55, Pulitzer Prize winner, died of a heart attack after collapsing in a neighbor’s pool on Bainbridge Island. He was an English professor at the University of Washington and wrote The Waking, published in 1953.
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UPI
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Bainbridge Island
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University of Washington
Hartke seeks inquiry into morning glory seed sales
Sen. Vance Hartke of Indiana told the Senate Commerce Committee that morning glory seeds are popular mainly because teenagers eat them for kicks. He urged a probe into regulating seed sales, claiming the seeds contain a LSD like substance and are a dangerous poison.
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UPI
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Morning Glory
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Local poet and popular teacher noted for accessible verse
A well known university poet and popular teacher remembered for engaging classes and poetry written to be read and understood. He emphasized clarity and accessibility in his work and inspired many students.
Breakfast Club Flies In South Carolina For Coffee
The South Carolina Breakfast Club gathers every two weeks for morning flights and a coffee stop. Members compare aviation notes, promote safety, inspect aircraft, and award a bouncing ball to the day’s sloppiest landing. About 30 planes and 9 people typically attend.
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