Goldwater Voices Return to Senate Hopes and Vietnam Policy
Barry Goldwater comments spark attention as he hints at another Senate run against Carl Hayden in 1966 and outlines blunt views on Vietnam and Cuba. He forms the Free Society Association and remains outspoken on foreign policy while fielding questions on motives and political timing. Meanwhile a potato vine quirk yields tomato-like fruit in Irish potato crops, as T J Cardinal of Lockney reports.
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Todie) Cardinal
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In Coffeyville Journal remark on business and poverty in America
The article notes a remark about businessmen paying over five dollar steaks to discuss hard times, contrasting this with the United States having high living costs while treating poverty as a major domestic issue. It highlights the irony of wealth and poverty coexisting in the country.
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Coffeyville
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No One Expected Lowell Blow At White House Arts Festival
Art Buchwald relays a humorous insider tale about how President Johnson planned a White House Festival of the Arts. He imagines guests such as Robert Lowell Saul Bellow John Hersey Marian Anderson and Duke Ellington attending a lavish lunch that spirals into an art gallery affair. The piece lampoons the clash of culture politics and Johnsons multitiered hosting style.
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Louisville Symphony Orchestra
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Helen Hayes
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Heston
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Gene Kelly
Charltoness
Lyndon
Emergence Of American Nazis Fearful Trend Warned
Kenneth Dixon argues the American Nazi Party is expanding nationwide amid Cold War fear and racial tension. He notes lingering danger after rising rhetoric echoes Germany's early 1930s path and warns that Nazism and Communism share a totalitarian threat to democracy.
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West Lake
Germany
Hitler
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von Hindenburg
der Fuehrer
Ohio Republicans split over Negro vote at fundraisers
In Ohio GOP circles Ray Bliss pushes courting Black voters while Gov. James Rhodes, pledged to economic progress, backs Goldwater and faces right wing opposition. Rhodes appointed a Black attorney as common pleas judge despite protests and faced housing law battles amid party tensions.
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Bliss
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Rhodes
Common Pleas
Jim Rhodes
Barry Goldwater
Head Start in US aims to aid over a million children
The Head Start program begins July 6 with 112 million dollars in federal funding for more than 500000 children this year. Advocates stress health and education benefits, noting many participants lack medical exams and early schooling, while opponents question costs. The piece also ties civil rights politics to Ohio and national party maneuvering around a fair housing bill.
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Washington
Rayburn
New York City
Southwest
Fire raid ends Supertort target plan from Shizuoka
Reports say the June 19 1945 B 29 strike on Shizuoka helped dismantle a future Supertort plan as crews returned. In Luzon Beightler’s 37th division crossed the Cagayan River near Naguillan on June 17 advancing 13 miles. Okinawa rites honored Lt Gen Buckner Jr and a local baseball game saw the American Business Club beat Rotary 11 6 at the Boys Club.
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Manila
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Luzon
Naguillan
Okinawa
10Th Army
Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr
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Rotary Club
Neutrality in Laos as Cited by Bruce Biossat
Biossat argues Laos neutrality failed after 1962 Geneva accords as the Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese forces expanded. He asserts Hanoi's Viet Minh cadre shaped Pathet Lao, with Laos becoming a battleground and neutral state under pressure. He cites troop presence, hostages, and continued military backing from Hanoi and Peking.
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Geneva
U.S
South Viet Nam
Laos
Pathet Lao
Mahaxay
Hanoi
Viet Minh
North Viet Nam
Lao Dong
Indochina
Henol
Peking
Tax Saturation Across States Fuels Tax Watchfulness
Editorial warns that state legislatures push up sales income property liquor and gas taxes as Newsweek cites 70 billion spent by 50 states and localities. It urges taxpayers to scrutinize government size and efficiency at all levels from Capitol to city halls.
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Newsweek
Enlarging the State Senate Faces Voter Apathy
A proposed constitutional amendment to expand the state Senate to 39 seats faces weak city enthusiasm. Voters in a Sept 7 special election will decide. Rural counties may swing outcome as campaign scales remain unclear amid a cautious nay-sayer history.
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