Conservatives' Slender Thread and Why Goldwater 1964 Race
The piece questions Goldwater’s impact on the GOP and country, noting Nixon as a pivotal witness to conservative tensions. It argues party loyalty versus reform, cites Eisenhower era principles, and discusses Ashbrook challenging Nixon in New Hampshire as a sign of revived conservative elan amid long-standing congressional conservatism.
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The Journal lists Frank R. Myers as Editor General Manager and Dave Regan Elwood Richardson as Business Manager Paul J. Day as part of the publication’s leadership and staff credits.
Labor Briefings urged to resume cost of living data
In 1953 the Labor Department began monthly briefings on unemployment and cost of living to inform the public. They were discontinued last March after Secretary James D. Hodgson objected to an analyst’s unemployment interpretation. Rep. Moorhead warns this risks bias and distrust unless briefings resume.
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Moorhead
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Notable public servant Newton D. Baker remembered in Cleveland
A retrospective celebrates Newton D. Baker born in Cleveland who rose from reformer under Tom L. Johnson to mayor and then as President Wilsons secretary of war. The piece notes his wartime leadership, later career, and lingering question of presidential potential. Ecclesiastes verse closes the tribute.
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Newton D. Baker
Tom L. Johnson
Johnson
Marcus A. Hanna
Iron and Steel
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Baker
Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
John W. Davis
FDA Boss Attacks Consumer Activists as Zealots
The FDA chief labels consumer advocates zealots while questioning zeal in defending consumer interests. The remark prompts debate over activism and regulation in public health.
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Fun City Cathedral Goings On
A Sun day Mass at New York's St. Patrick's Cathedral included odd interruptions a stray dog near the altar and an usher aided by three policemen removing a woman who ate fried chicken and smoked during worship. The scene recalled past visits and the absence of a St Jude statue then.
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New York
St. Patrick's
Fifth Avenue
St. Jude
Danny Thomas
Jude
Middletown News Journal subscription rates
Published daily by News Journal Inc. in Middletown Ohio outlines subscription options by mail motor route and newsstand with rates per copy 1 5 to 80 cents weekly and annual prices including international. Provides payment terms and service charges. Founded in 1857.
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End Background Interviews The White House Source Scrutiny
John Roche denounces background interviews as nonsense and argues for open policy statements. He recalls Kissinger and a White House official to illustrate the danger of anonymous sourcing and urges the President to require clear accountability to Congress and the public.
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Hypocrisy over busing in liberal elites families fuels debate
Mike Wallace's 60 Minutes segment highlights how Sen George McGovern and other prominent liberals shield their own children from DC public schools through private education. The report notes McGovern, Muskie heirs, and Tom Wicker's son attend private schools with few or no Black students, contrasting with rhetoric about equality.
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Indiana
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Massachusetts
Nicholas von Hoffman
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