Editorial: Who Really Represents GOP Principles
The piece questions Nixon's alleged ideological labels and argues Barry Goldwater's three policy ideas—voluntary Social Security, a potential U.N. withdrawal if Red China joins, and privatizing TVA—could align with traditional GOP aims. It contends moderates misread Goldwater and favors private operation of TVA, broader U.S. spending shifts, and selective U.N. policy changes.
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Air Force Academy location favored by Lake Geneva council
The Lake Geneva City Council, meeting June 10, 1954, backed locating the Air Force Academy at Lake Geneva after a heated discussion. The note lists other items from the era including regional Alice in Dairyland judging in Richland Center and bids for Turner hall enlargement by L. S. Wagner Co.
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Alice In Dairyland
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Harry Kippax
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Australia
Morning Herald
Peace Corps Test Set For Saturday Nationwide
The Peace Corps announced an upcoming nationwide placement test to be given this Saturday. It will be administered by the U.S. Civil Service Commission in Madison, Janesville, Freeport, and Beloit post offices. Plans seek to train about 1,200 men and women beginning this September and October.
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Scottish youth to visit Lafayette for two weeks
John George Jamieson a 22 year old IFYE exchange student from Scotland will stay with the John Meyer Stauffachers for two weeks. He plans to return with the Lafayette County delegation to State 4 H Week in Madison on June 19 and will live with the Stauffachers until July 3. Dial 325 5101 for an Adtalner today.
Washington Notebook: Surplus rifles scrutiny and nuclear talks
In Washington the Army tightens controls on surplus rifles and lists buyers and rifle club members amid rising inquiry volume. State Dept spokesmen say talks with allies in Paris will discuss plans to sell two nuclear reactors to Communist Romania. A Mississippi voter registration meeting, disrupted by a white extremist, exposed beatings and shootings faced by Black residents seeking registration.
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Nuclear Ship Savannah Heads for First Atlantic Crossing
The Savannah, the world s first atomic powered merchant vessel, sails from New York on its maiden transatlantic voyage to Bremerhaven. She carries 289 tons of cargo 6000 bags of mail and 13 paying passengers with 60 berths for paying or trainee travelers. The crossing should take about 10 days.
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