Scranton and Goldwater Clash in GOP Nomination Race
Editor’s view outlines Gov. William Scranton’s bid for the Republican nomination and his clashes with Sen. Barry Goldwater. It notes Rockefeller’s withdrawal, Scranton’s liberal-leaning stance, and Goldwater’s conservative record on civil rights, tax, housing, and foreign policy. The piece highlights Texas victory for Rockefeller and ongoing debates over unity, doctrine, and strategy ahead of the GOP convention.
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Vientiane
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William C. Westmoreland
North Viet Nam
Paul D. Harkins
Prince Souphanouvong
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Cyprus
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Turkey
Supreme Court reshapes state legislatures by population
The Supreme Court ruled that both houses of state legislatures must be apportioned by population, shifting power toward urban areas and potentially overturning rural dominance. Governors may call special sessions to implement the decision, which affects about 40 states and signals broad political repercussions for both parties.
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Charles S. Rhyne
Washington
House
Conscience Fund contributions total 2.825 million dollars
U S Conscience Funds have grown to 2 825 000 dollars with 152 years of gifts. Donors explain deeds from war-time thefts to misplaced taxes and return small sums, each item logged by the Treasury. Notable notes include pleas for forgiveness and declarations of improved conscience.
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Progress Described by Moscoso on Alliance for Progress
Former U S ambassador Teodoro Moscoso reflects on the Alliance for Progress, urging multilateral leadership via CIAP and Kennedy Johnson aims. He cites snags, bureaucratic delays, personnel shortages, and the need to boost private investment and manufacturing in Latin America while stressing democratic change and national self-reliance.
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Venezuela
Joan F. Kennedy
New Alliance For Progress
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Thomas C. Mann
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San Salvador
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Mexico
Latin America
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Alliance
Carlos Sanz de Santamaria
Rio Grande
Europe
Asia
Victor Alba
Alba
Latin- America
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