Lodge's Cal Poll Strategy Sees Goldwater Rockefeller Clash
The California primary sets up a GOP clash between Goldwater and Rockefeller as Lodge strategists push a behind the scenes tilt. Lodge supporters back Rockefeller to split Goldwater delegates, potentially reshaping the nomination race after Oregon and ahead of the convention. Ambitious plans hinge on late results.
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California
Rockefeller
Senator Goldwater
Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Oregon
Lodge-Rockefeller
Lodge
Arizona
South Viet Nam
New Hampshire
Someogie
Ambassador Lodge
Pacific Ocean
Gas pricing struggle marks 10th anniversary in Louisiana
A 1954 Supreme Court ruling placed natural gas price setting with the Federal Power Commission. After decades of area pricing and cost-of-service experiments, regulators have failed to keep pace with thousands of producers. The piece argues free market forces and competition yield better prices than federal controls, noting the ongoing hearings and mounting costs.
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Supreme Court
Louisiana
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Federal Commission
Federal
Safe Use of Chemicals in Agriculture
A Virginia Tech extension notice asserts chemicals, especially fertilizers, are crucial to avoiding hunger and supporting a safe food supply. While pesticides spark controversy, they constitute a small share of sales but carry outsized value due to their beneficial use in agriculture.
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United States
Unfortunate Reporting Followed Goldwater Bomb Proposal
A misreading of Senator Goldwater's remarks about possible defoliation and bombing in Vietnam sparked international uproar. He stated he would not use atomic weapons, while some reports claimed he had proposed them. U Thant and the Soviet ambassador condemned the perceived proposal, and the senator and UPI denied any advocacy of nuclear use.
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Goldwater
Vietnam
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U Thant
Senator Goldwater
United Nations
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
American Broadcasting Company
Howard K. Smith
North Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Southeast Asia
Mr. Smith
Burma
China
Red China
Red River Valley
South
Arizona
United Press International
San Diego
South Vietnam
United States
Adlai Stevenson
Fedorenko
Republic of Vietnam
Cuba
Public Acclaim and LBJ Biographies in Election Season
Washington column evaluates LBJ life and fame through portraits by biographers Bill White Harry Provence Ruth Montgomery and Frank Kluckhohn. It praises Burns Kennedy Provence Montgomery and Kluckhohn while noting the complex mix of admiration and critique surrounding Johnson’s public image.
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Gerald W. Johnson
Johnson
Rudyard Kipling
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon
M-A-N
Bill White
Kennedy
LBJ
Adolphus Hotel
Dallas
White
James MacGregor Burns
Harry Provence
Texas
Ruth Montgomery
Dymelor Adds a New Pill to Diabetic Therapy
The article explains how Dymelor (acetohexamide) fits with four oral anti diabetic pills, noting it stimulates beta cells to release insulin but is ineffective for most young diabetics who need injections. It compares Dymelor to Orinase and Diabinese, outlines limitations, and warns of stress periods requiring insulin.
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Dymelor
Eliminating Fluid and Health Hints From The Clinic
The column notes diuretics treat water retention from conditions such as heart disease hypertension cirrhosis and lymphedema and are used in weight loss. It also addresses leg posture effects on varicose veins and warns to consult a physician before driving while taking medicine.
Rockefeller Praises Appointee Endorsed by Leftist Links
Rockefeller told a San Diego audience he was proud to appoint Hubert T. Delaney, a state housing commission head, praising him as an outstanding American Negro. The report details Delaney’s leftist affiliations and prior support for Rockefeller, including links to groups labeled pro Communist by Congress.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
San Diego
New York
Hubert T. Delaney
Fulton Lewis Jr
Rockefeller
Delaney
Robert McManus
Sacher
Harry
National Lawyers Guild
Guild
Roosevelt
Emergency Civil Liberties Committee
Congress
Council On African Affairs
George Washington Carver School
Communist Party
Teachers Union
CIO
American League For Peace and Democracy
Southern Conference On Human Welfare
Southern Conference
W.E.B. du Bois
House Un-American Activities Committee
Steve Nelson
Growing faith from a mustard seed planted in Christ
The reply says faith’s value lies not in quantity but in its object. Jesus spoke of faith as small as a mustard seed that can move mountains, urging readers to place trust in Jesus, read the Bible to increase faith, and act on the faith already given, promising God will grow it through practice.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Monroe News-Star staff and policy statement
The Monroe News-Star lists publishers John D. Ewing and Wilson Ewing with decades of service and notes Robert Ewing Jr as chairman. It names William H. Bronson as president Jack Campbell GM Edmund G. Brown editor and Dallas Roper managing editor. The paper is an independent daily five evenings a week and AP member.
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Wilson Ewing
Monroe
News-Star-World Publishing Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Robert Ewing, Jr
William H. Bronson
Jack
Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack Gates
Dallas Roper
Associated Press
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National Advertising
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Chicago
Atlanta
Detroit
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Memphis
Dallas
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Charlotte
Monroe News-Star
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Fulton Lewis
al Fund
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