Barry Goldwater Builds Up Its Own Campaign Network
Barry Goldwater employs a high tech command post on the 15th floor of the Mark Hopkins Hotel in San Francisco. The setup includes closed circuit television monitors, direct lines to the convention floor, a short wave link to the Cow Palace, a regional director telephone system, a backup walkie talkie array, and staff access panels to reach Goldwater in his hotel suite as delegates converge for the Republican convention.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Washington
Phoenix
Mark Hopkins Hotel
Bay
Cow Palace
Mark Hopkins
Youth Electrocuted In Aerial Shooting at Camp
Edwin F. Lawrence IV, 16, of Sterling Illinois, was killed near Rhinelander when a bow and arrow launched wire touched a 7,200 voltage power line. The incident occurred about 8:30 p.m. at the Towering Pines private camp. Lawrence stood on wet ground, holding a spool of wire as a companion shot the bow.
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Rhinelander
Edwin F. Lawrence IV
Sterling
Ill
Towering Pines
Lawrence
Deaths of Meckler and James Noted Figures
Ralph E. Meckler 47, chief cartographer of the National Geographic Society, died Tuesday after a cerebral hemorrhage in Washington. Prof Reginald William James 73, member of Shackleton expedition 1914-16, died Tuesday in Cape Town. he was professor emeritus.
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Washington
Ralph E. Meckler
The
National Geographi
Cal Society
Reginald William James
Sir Ernest H. Shackleton
James
Cape Town University Acknowledged for X Rays and Crystallography
George W. Smith, 55, international president of the National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians, died Tuesday in Park Ridge Illinois. He led the 7,000 member union since 1956, noted for his work in X rays and crystallography at Cape Town University.
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Cape Town University
Mrs Meinert Rites Thursday In Davis Ill
Services for Mrs Lester Adolph Meinert 52 of Davis Illinois will be held at 2 pm in St Pauls United Church of Christ Epplyanna with burial in the Epplyanna cemetery. She is survived by husband a son Roger Rock City daughter Dorothy Zanzinger Footville four brothers Elmer George Walter Milton Lohmeier all of Davis a sister Mrs Fred Koch also of Davis and three grandchildren
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Lester Adolph
Marina L.) Meinert
Davis
Ill
St. Clare Hospital
St. Paul’s United Church
Dorothy Zanzinger
Footville
Elmer
George
Walter
Milton Lohmeier
Fred Koch
Garfield Disability Crisis Remains Unanswered
James A. Garfield became president March 4 1881 and was shot July 2 1881 dying September 19 after 80 days of illness. The article notes the unresolved constitutional question of who declares disability and if a disabled president may resume, with Congress yet to act.
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James Marlow
Washington
James A. Garfield
Act of Congress
Congress
Garfield
Charles J. Guiteau
Guiteau
Chester A. Arthur
Arthur
Wilson
Johnson
House
John McCormack
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Socials and visits noted around Monticello and nearby towns
A series of weekend gatherings and visits are listed from Monticello and surrounding communities. Guests include Roy Feldt Monroe Don Christensen Madison Fred Abbott William Meier Charles Der Endinger Arthur Studer Sr Susan Arthur Studer Jr Allan Robert Meier and families. Several trips and reunions are described with relatives from Madison Monroe Verona and New Glarus. The item closes with a note that in the last five years the National Merit Scholarship program has awarded $25 million in scholarships.
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Earl Feldt
Mmes
Roy Feldt
Monroe
Don Christensen
Madison
Fred Abbott
William G. Meier
Charles Derendinger
Arthur Studer Sr
Susan
Arthur Studer Jr
Allan
Robert Meier
O. Rudd
Arlington Heights
Ill
Jim Zweifel
New
Clark Dooley
Joey
Elva Dooley
Fred Escher
Monticello
Ralph Cairns
Fennimore
Clayt Clark
Spring Grove Township
Debbie Rogers
Lanark
Elton Segner
Herman Durtschi
Merlyn Loveland
Bill
Thomas Saunders
Lake Okee
Minneapolis
Alvin Feldt
Canada
David Zweifel
University of Wisconsin
Dwight Zweifel
Hazel Kundert
Bertha Kellar
Edward Kundert
Washington
Clarence Webb
Linda
Walter Tryon
Mary Jean
Stillman Huntley
Lawrence Huntley
William Meier
Albert Babler
Adolph Kistler
Loren Stiles
Portland
Ore
John Wettach
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Notion Bonanza
J. P. Stevens
Dan River
O. D. Curtis
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