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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1964
Page
7
A compilation of remarks on the Presidency from presidents and peers, noting the lure of power and the heavy costs. The piece cites quotes from Adams, Lincoln, Kennedy, Roosevelt, Eisenhower, Garfield, and Jefferson, and mentions the San Francisco Republican convention and Atlantic City Democrats.
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes said he would not be bound by a favorite son pledge at the Republican National Convention after receiving a flood of Goldwater letters. The Rhodes Bliss alignment planned to announce on Monday that delegates would vote for the party nominee on the initial ballot, with pledges non binding under Ohio law. Rhodes previously accepted the favorite son role as a stand in amid intense support for Goldwater from Ohio and elsewhere.
The Commonwealth summit recessed for private talks likely focusing on African demands for intervention in Southern Rhodesia. Kenya's Jomo Kenyatta and Tanganyika's Julius Nyerere proposed a Commonwealth military force to end white minority rule, with Duncan Sandys expected to reject the idea when formal sessions resume Monday.
The Big Scrub designates the 441,924 acre Ocala National Forest east of Silver Springs in Florida. The area contains the region’s largest known tract of sand pine, commonly called scrub pine.
In remarks attributed to Wilson Warren and Harding, the office's noise and hostile friends create strain. Taft reflects on presidential loneliness describing the battle field as the naked, solitary moment amid smoke and clamor.
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