Goldwater Finances and 1964 Campaign Outlook
Washington observers note Senator Barry Goldwater may gain substantial financial backing for a Republican presidential bid, facing competition from Nelson Rockefeller and John F Kennedy. The piece analyzes sources of funds, state delegations, and the potential impact of campaign money on the race.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
John F. Kennedy
Rockefeller
New York
Flag as symbol of freedom and individual rights
The piece argues the flag stands for the right to freely choose leaders and express views, demanding tolerance and dignity for all citizens. It condemns efforts to silence opponents and notes past incidents where speakers faced harassment, asserting such behavior violates American democratic tradition.
Nonstop Toll Road Expands Travel Between Major Cities
The Delaware Turnpike and Maryland Northeastern Expressway open nonstop routes with toll barriers from Boston to Washington and link New York to Washington. The 234 mile New York Washington run costs about 4.55 dollars in mileage plus fuel, cheaper than air travel but higher than bus. Projections point to a Southwestern Turnpike opening next year linking Lawton Oklahoma City and Wichita Falls as construction progresses.
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Boston
Washington
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Wichita
Detroit
Grand Rapids
New New York- Washington
Lawton
Southwestern
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Wichita Falls
Otepka Firing Highlights State Department Security Clash
Otto F Otepka, wartime security officer hired by State Department, faces dismissal on 13 charges of sharing confidential documents with a Senate panel. Senator Thomas Dodd argues the firing stems from his testimony to the Internal Security subcommittee. The episode underscores Congress struggles to obtain evidence of disloyalty and misconduct in the executive branch.
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Otto F. Otepka
Civil Service Commission
Scott McLeod
State Department
Otepka
The
Times
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Internal Security
Dodd
Department of State
Congress
Thoughts and Quotes From Faith and History
A compact reflection panel cites James 3 14 urging humility and truth plus a Nixon quote affirming truth as the best reply to falsehood. This item blends religious guidance with a political figure s remark on honesty.
Whisky Bottles Out Of Fashion Sparks Debate In Decanter Age
A columnist critiques the move away from bottled whisky toward decanters and fancy containers. He recounts a humorous exchange with a friend, jokes about decanters shaped like Grecian urns, and notes a shift in packaging toward stylish vessels.
Insights on integrity leadership and detail in genius
The piece argues enduring fortunes rely on basic integrity, not ruthlessness. It notes queen bees as leaders are guided by scouts, while the queen follows. It concludes genius often hinges on attention to detail, with Napoleon and Michelangelo exemplary in knowing or executing specifics.
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America
Napoleon
Michelangelo
University of Oklahoma Law moot court team selected
Three students from the University of Oklahoma College of Law were chosen to represent the school in a regional moot court competition in Austin Texas. Other local notes include Cameron Players presenting Our Town with Jen Culpepper and Bill Burch in lead roles. Mrs J J Stowe Jr leads hymn of the month for the Senior Schubert Music club.
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Fred RK. Harris
University of Oklahoma College of Law
Austin
Tex
Jen Culpepper
Bill Burch
Cameron Players
Our Town
J. J. Stowe Jr
Schubert Music Club
Harris launches bid for U.S. Senate from Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City aviation plant boss Thomas J. Harris declares for the Senate. He plans to exit aviation to seek office and suggests two primary paths for Democrats Fred and Republican Tom to pool funds via a Harris-For-Senator club. The race draws moderate and deep conservative contenders while football conservatives await a candidate.
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Thomas J. Harris
Oklahoma City
U.S
Senate
Fred
Tom
Democrats Eye Missouri and Border States in 1964
In a private planning view, Democrats acknowledge the loss of Southern states like Missouri as pivotal for 1964. Kennedy carried Missouri in 1960 by about 10,000 votes, while Gov. Dalton won by 390,000, a gap blamed on religious issues. The piece notes racial tensions in St Louis with sit ins at Jefferson Bank, city leaders pushing equality efforts, and concerns over Goldwater bumper stickers in Missouri. It also introduces Ethan A. H. Shepley running for Republican governor and analyzes party dynamics in Kentucky and beyond as 1964 approaches.
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Kennedy
Alexander Heard
University of North Carolina Graduate School
Congress
Goldwater
ST. Louis
Missouri
John Dalton
Protestant Council of
City of New York
White House
Jefferson Bank and Trust Co
City Hall
Raymond Tucker
Paul C. Reinert
St. Louis University
Thomas H. Eliot
Washington University
Out
Little Dixie
Ethan A. H. Shepley
Federal Reserve Board of St. Louis
Kansas City
Shepley
Stuart Symington
Kentucky
Richard Nixon
Washington
Secret discount haute couture reshapes U S fashion scene
A hush hush industry of cut rate haute couture grows from New York into cities nationwide with stores like Loehmann's and Bolton's Forman's selling high end dresses and suits at deep discounts. Clothes come from overproduced designer lines from firms such as Trigere Norman Norell Dior Cassini and Ben Zuckerman with labels removed to protect manufacturers. Customer base includes fashion savvy shoppers who can spot genuine designs without tags.
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New York
Haute-Couture
New York City
Loehmann’s
Bolton
s-Forman’s
Washington
Chicago
United States
Trigere
Norman Norell
Dior
Oleg Cassini
Ben Zuckerman
Fifth Ave
Molly Parris
Forman
Murray Forman
Ang
Loehmann
Sethe
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Mississippi
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N.J
Adlai Stevenson
Dallas
Stevenson
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Richard M. Nixon
Dhe Peay
Andrew Tully
Peoples Drug Store Hunt Club
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Roger A. Morse
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Dnieper River
Glen B. Dillingham
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