Goldwater Bucking Tradition In GOP Nomination Campaign
United Press International reports that Barry Goldwater challenges the GOP norm by seeking the presidency as a conservative. The piece argues the party has long failed liberal or modern candidates, with Eisenhower as the lone exception, and cites the Dunn Survey showing conservatives perform better in elections.
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Goldwater
Lyle C. Wilson
United Press International
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tie
North
Republcan
Ike
Dunn
Rogers C. Dunn
McLean
Goldwater Seeks Michigan Delegates In Grand Rapids
Barry Goldwater tours Michigan aiming to secure the state’s 48 Republican delegates. The trip includes a $100 dinner, a 4 p.m. airport arrival, a 5:30 p.m. news conference, and a 7 p.m. Romney-introduced program with GOP leaders such as Ford, Johansen, Hutchinson, and Griffin. The outcome may influence the 1964 GOP nomination.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Barry Goldwater
Michigan
Arizona
Goldwater
Kent County
Republican Committee
GOP
Pantland
George Romney
Gerald R. Ford
August Johansen
Battle Creek
Edward Hutchinson
Fennville
Robert Griffin
Traverse City
San Francisco
Romney
Commuters protest shutdown of rail car dubbed a gold mine
A Times of London ad by commuters mourns the 6:05 p.m. Cannon Street to Hastings buffet car as a false economy cut by British Railways. They paste black crepe over windows and call the car a little gold mine lost to rail removal.
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Close Goldmine London
UPI
Times of London
Cannon Street
Hastings
British Railways
First Auburn Negro Starts Class Today
Harold A. Franklin becomes Auburn University's first Black student as he begins a Russian history class amid security by 100 troopers and police. Four students are suspended after removing campus warning signs. Franklin, 31, registered peacefully and found the campus quiet with some jeers from a few students.
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Auburn
Ala
Auburn University
Harold A. Franklin
Franklin
Associated Press
U.S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Montgomery
Johnson
State University
East
Alabama
TWA Machinists Reach Tentative Two Year Contract
Trans World Airlines and the International Association of Machinists sealed a tentative two year agreement covering about 7200 system wide machinists. The deal includes a 33 cent hourly wage package totaling 1372.80 per machinist over three years plus enhanced health and welfare contributions and new work rules. District 142 covers TWA machinists in Kansas City at the Mid-Continent overhaul base. The Nubians plan resettlement near the Atbara River after the Aswan Dam completion with Egyptians moving north to Kom Ombo.
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Kansas City
Trans World Airlines
International Association of Machinists
TWA
Cliff Miller
District 142
IAM
Mid-Continent International
Atbara
Egypt
Aswan
Kom Ombo
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Delaware
New Hampshire
Richard M. Nixon
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King Merritt & CO. Inc
Roy N. Guzzie
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Wiest
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Lawton Glass and Mirror Co
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