Editorial on Goldwater and GOP strategy in 1964 showdown
The piece argues that past GOP attempts to stop Taft in 1952 created a lasting split and warns against pressuring Barry Goldwater to moderate his conservative stance. It urges Republicans to present a clear choice to voters to avoid weakening the party, condemning defeatist tactics used by taft era operatives and urging a bold, pro freedom platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Robert A. Taft
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Sen. Taft
U.S
Arizona
Goldwater
Cleveland
Sen
Bob Taft
Taft
Monroe gains in buying power highlighted in 1954 survey
The 1954 sales management survey shows Monroe residents display higher incomes and freer spending over the past year. Notables include Knights of Columbus chair Warren Gerhart and Shrine Club co-chairs O N Johnson and Ed win Schuetze. Varying items mention Shrine-KC softball, veterinary practice move, cheese sale boosts, and local civic notes from 1939 to 1924.
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Monroe
Warren Gerhart
Knights of Columbus
O. N. Johnson
Edwin Schuetze
Shrine Club
Gus Commers
Gus Sommers
Jeremy Ferries
Johnson Democrats position in 1964 party stand
The piece notes that President Johnson and Democratic leaders mark their principal stance for 1964. It contrasts Eisenhower’s limited involvement with the “stop Goldwater” drive, likening it to his abstention from the Taft assassination talk in 1952, and mentions Eisenhower advised GOP hopefuls to avoid such schemes.
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Johnson
Eisenhower
Bob Taft
Supreme Court Refuses Review of Registration Conviction
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal in a case involving the Communist Party of the United States and a failure to register under the Internal Security Act. The lower court ruling stands as the government failed to prove a party member capable of signing without self incrimination.
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Mayuimum
Clarence E Berry, 69, dies after brief illness
Clarence E Berry, 69, of Gratiot, a retired Milwaukee Road employee, died yesterday at Memorial hospital in Darlington after a brief illness. He was a lifelong Gratiot resident, survived by two sisters Mabel Aring and Hazel Schultz and a brother George. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at OFlaherty Funeral Home Shullsburg, burial in Gratiot Methodist Cemetery.
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Clarence E. Berry
Gratiot
Mineral Point
Milwaukee Road
Monroe
Memorial Hospital
Darlington
Mabel Aring
Savanna
Hazel Schultz
Rockford
George
O’flahiity
Shullsburg
Tito Leaves Russia After Talks With Khrushchev
President Tito flew from Moscow to Yugoslavia after discussions with Premier Khrushchev on world Communist movements and Sino Soviet split. Khrushchev bade Tito farewell at Leningrad airport.
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Ito
Russia
Moscow
Tito
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Leningrad
Pavlak Emphasizes Chemical Safety For 4H Leaders
Pavlak former Green County agent told 4H Adult Leaders to read labels and follow directions during a chemical safety talk at the agricultural building. He cited hazards from pesticides and noted Aldrin restrictions in potato worm control. William Leopold reported on the Citizenship Short Course selections for Washington, D C, Aug 16 to 22.
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Way Ravinx
Green County
Pavlak
Dairyland Fertilizer Co
Marshall
Janesville
Paylak
Washington
William Leopold
Citizenship
Washington, D. C
Sam Waelti
Farm Bureau
Tom Fischer
Darlington
Federal Land Bank
Lamont Zimmerman
Twin Grove
NFC
Leo Sebald
Monroe High School
Leopold
Calvin Kraemer
Upham Woods
Madison
Helen Green
Green County Fair
Ben Zim
School swimming program details for classes and progression
The article outlines a station based swim instruction schedule with 60 minute periods. Students move to designated stations each period and are assigned by aids if uncertain. Beginners have seven classes with varied meeting frequencies, while Advanced Beginners move to daily conventional classes as they progress. Tiny Tot pool registration rules mention card updates and reclassification from prior years.
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Deignan
Merit Classes Schedule Announced for Dutch Hollow Area
Mrs Lester opens a four week session starting June 29 at The Witt Dutch Hollow with Merlyn West Monroe Ag in charge of lessons. Next Monday begins a multi tier schedule of beginner and advanced classes, with sessions 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. across five daily blocks and conventional classes for swimmers and divers through Friday.
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Merit
Decatur
Lester
Witt
Dutch Hollow
Merlyn West
Monroe Ag
William Gyure
William J Clark 84 Dies in Platteville Area Funeral Planned
William J Clark 84 a former auto salesman and rooming house operator died Sunday at a Dodgeville hospital after his wife's death in 1958. Services set for 10 30 a m tomorrow at St Paul Catholic Church Mineral Point. Friends may call Gorzen Funeral Home Mineral Point. He moved to Platteville in 1921 from Mineral Point and is survived by brothers Leo Madison Thomas Milwaukee and Clarence Mineral.
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William J. Clark
Dodgeville
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
Mineral Point
Gorzen
Mr. Clark
Platteville
Leo
Madison
Thomas
Milwaukee
Clarence
Accident Patient Taken To Hospital in Madison
John Pink aged 20 of Route 4 was injured in a traffic crash five miles north of Darlington on County Trunk F and was transferred from Darlington hospital to Madison General Hospital. Passenger Paul Abersold of Route 2 was unhurt.
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Darlington
John Pink
Route 4
Darlington Hospital
Madison General Hospital
Here
Paul Abersold
Double Services For Four In Lena Freeport Crash Victims
Funeral services will be held tomorrow for four victims of Sunday's auto-pickup truck crash north of Lena. In Lena two services are planned at 2 p.m. for Mr and Mrs Jesse Linderman with burial in Lena Burial Park. Rev Roy Berg will officiate. In Freeport a 3 p.m. service for Willmar M Reedy 33 and Gerald 7 will be at First Baptist Church with burial in Chapel Hill Cemetery. Mrs Linderman formerly Erma Klug is survived by two daughters and numerous grandchildren. Reedy is survived by wife Virginia daughter Carol 5 parents and a brother, Norton. All details released by the respective funeral homes specify callers may visit prior to services.
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Freeport
Lena
Jesse J. Linderman
Willmar M. Reedy
Gerald
First Baptist Church
Chapel Hill
Burke - Tubbs
Winslow
Winslow Township
Earle
Lois) Rohr
Dubuque
John
Marion) Simon
Gratiot
Linderman
Wilbur
Louis
Portland
Ore
Emma Linderman
Effie Pleasant
Nora Community Church
American Legion
Reedy
Virginia
Carol
Roy Reedy
Nortis
Shastri Names Cabinet Keeps Nehru’s Eleven
Lal Bahadur Shastri announced a new cabinet in New Delhi that retains 11 members from Nehru’s government and adds four newcomers. The move signals continuity with the Nehru era while introducing fresh faces in key posts.
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Shastri
New Delhi
India
Nehiru
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nehru
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