Goldwater's Rise From 1952 Senate Bid to 1964 Candidacy
In 1952 Barry Goldwater urged by Gov. Howard Pyle entered Arizona Senate race against Ernest McFarland. The Phoenix department store heir won by about 7,000 votes, starting a climb to national prominence that culminated in the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. The AP piece traces his early life, family ties, and public rise.
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Howard Pyle
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
Glendale
Pyle
Arizona
Ernest McFarland
McFarland
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Reform
Prescott
Baron
Barry
Colorado River
Grand Canyon
University of Arizona
Rotary Club
San Francisco
Morris
Europe Reacts as Goldwater Nomination Sparks Alarm
In London and across Europe editorial opinion splits on Barry Goldwater’s nomination. Prague to Stockholm label it a threat to world peace and a victory for reaction, while Jean Campbell of the Evening Standard sees a conservative shift that could beat the Democrats.
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London
Barry Goldwater
Britain
Europe
Arizonan
Communist Press
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Goldwater
GOP
Stockholm
Liberal Expressen
Scandinavia
United States
Copenhagen
Ekstrabladet
Cow Palace
Republican Party
Cassandra
Daily Mirror
Independent
London Evening Standard
Jean Campbell
Hospital Twigs Honor Mrs Eva Mock with Life Story Program
Twig II of Hocking Valley Hospital Auxiliary honored Eva Mock with a “This Is Your Life” program at a Glenview Heights home for 68 guests. Mock, a nurse for decades, was crowned Queen for a Night and praised for her service at Hocking Valley Hospital and in England.
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Hospital Twigs
Eva Mock
Twig II
Hocking Valley Hospital
Jack Tschappat
Glenview Heights
Miriam Bryan
Port Huron
Mich
Wiletta Hemsworth
Lancaster
Jeanie Mack
Logan
Iva
Cherrington Hospital
Wyandotte
Red Cross
Grafton
W. Va
Teddy Roosevelt
Claudia Harsh
Isabelle McClain
Eva
England
Auxiliary
Twig
Mary Adcock
Lillian Hildabolt
Florence Perkins
Debbie Keynes
Margaret Peppers
Twig III
Gill Waters
Jerome H. Cargill Producing Organization, Inc
Injuries Fatal To 2nd Man In Rt 216 Traffic Crash
Pearl Mitchell 40 of Murray City died at 445 PM in Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville from injuries in a one car crash on Rt 216 Monday. Ray Nixon 42 of Murray City died at the scene when the car left the road and hit a bridge. Mitchell dies as fifth traffic fatality in Hocking County and second from the Monday crash. Funeral 1 PM Sunday at Newtown Church Murray City with burial at Salem Cemetery. Johnson Funeral Home Nelsonville handling arrangements.
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Pearl Mitchell
Murray City
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Mitchell
Hocking County
Ray Nixon
Letha Mitchell Wade
Roy Mitchell
Myrtle
James
Shirley
Margie Burton
San Pedro
Calif
Homer
Leonard
New Jersey
Newtown Church
Eugene Whitmer
Salem Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Surveyors At Work On Hospital Site
Surveyors were at work this morning preparing the site of the new Hocking County hospital for excavation. Two construction sheds have been moved to the site and the outline of the hospital building has been marked.
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Hocking County Hospital
Federal Judge Frees Samuel Sheppard After 10 Years
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard left Ohio Penitentiary at 1 10 p m on the first step toward freedom. A federal court order in Dayton authorized release after his attorneys posted 10 000 for bail. Judge Carl A Weinman ruled Sheppard was denied constitutional rights at his 1954 Cleveland trial for the murder of Marilyn Sheppard, and custody is void unless state action is taken within 60 days.
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Columbus, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio
Dayton
Cleveland
U.S
Carl A. Weinman
Bay Village
Marilyn Sheppard
Weinman
Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
Nicklaus Retains PGA Driving Championship in Columbus
Jack Nicklaus of Columbus wins a tuneup event at Columbus Country Club before a major golf open. He belts a 341 yard 1 foot 5 inch record in Dallas last year, but this week posts a 32 yard 1 foot 112 inch drive to beat Harold Williams of Tuscaloosa by about 14 yards.
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Columbus, Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Columbus Country Club
Nicklaus
Dallas
Harold Williams
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Krazy Days Promises Big Buzz For Logan Merchants
Logan retailers prepare for the two day Krazy Days event with 40 plus merchants taking part. Sidewalk sales feature costumes and promotions on Main Street. A 150 gift certificate drawing occurs Saturday at the courthouse at 5 30 p m. An ice cream social and Logan High School band concert cap the Friday events in Worthington Park.
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Logan
Logan's
Main Street
Logan Trade Club
Daily News
Logan High School
Worthington Park
Goldwater Calls Johnson Faker and Phony in Speech
In San Francisco Barry Goldwater labels President Johnson the faker and a phony answering a question on civil rights. He accuses Johnson of opposing civil rights legislation and urges Democrats to pursue the issue. A New York law also bans carrying rifles or shotguns in public unless unloaded and in a case.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
United States
Goldwater
Arizona
Captive Nations Committee
FEPC
New York
New City
Goldwater Picks Miller as Running Mate Amid Unity Drive
In San Francisco, Barry Goldwater clinched the Republican nomination and chose Rep. William F. Miller as his vice presidential pick. Miller’s selection, expected by many, aims to unite the GOP against Johnson’s Democrats. Miller, a Roman Catholic and former national chairman, is seen as a tough campaigner ready to join the ticket.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
William F. Miller
Johnson
Arizona
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Miller
Goldwater
New York
South Carolina
Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Morton
GOP
GOP Powwow At Cow Palace Goes Tonight
In San Francisco the Republican National Convention program lists events beginning at 6 30 p m with the convention called to order by Chairman Morton A pledge of allegiance by John Benton Bellamy III the national anthem by John Gary and an invocation by J Clifford Wallace of San Diego A committee to escort the presidential nominee is appointed roll calls for vice presidential nominations and selection Charles H Percy introduces former Vice President Richard M Nixon followed by Nixon speech and the acceptance address by the vice presidential nominee Benediction by Rev John Geranios of San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
Morton
John Benton Bellamy III
John Gary
J. Clifford Wallace
San Diego
Roll Call of States
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Benediction
John Geranios
Negro Aide Quits State Post After Rhodes Backs Goldwater
Frank Evans a Negro labor leader resigns from the Ohio State Manpower Commission criticizing Gov. James A. Rhodes for backing Barry Goldwater. Evans says Rhodes told reporters the white backlash could help Goldwater win, a view echoed by Rowland Evans and Robert Novak.
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Rhodes
Goldwater
Cleveland
Frank Evans
State Manpower Commission
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Republican Party
Evans
International Executive Board
The
Allied Industrial Workers Union
Barry Goldwater
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Logan Merchants
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Cincinnati Enquirer
Youngstown
Senator Goldwater
Novak
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