Goldwater Face Off With Doubled-Think Questions
The piece argues Barry Goldwater answers probing questions, including about integration, with candor while facing attacks from Eastern power brokers. It notes his stance on enforcing existing integration laws, states rights, and opposition to federal forced integration, highlighting his Senate cloture vote and civil rights concerns. It previews ongoing press and party scrutiny into the campaign.
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Debts Unlimited Why do we have a national debt limit
The piece argues the national debt limit is not a real cap and has always been raised to allow more borrowing. It warns that the recent request to raise the limit by 9 billion risks larger deficits, inflation, and greater tax burdens after any forthcoming tax cuts. It critiques government finance, warns of economic weakness, and opposes fiscal juggling as a path to weakening the nation.
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Why Are Liberals Unhappy Over Goldwater's Victories
Washington observers note liberals and some nonpartisans inside the Democratic party express unhappiness at Barry Goldwater's rising momentum toward the Republican presidential nomination. They question his popularity and fear a broader grassroots appeal may threaten Johnson's position, while some Republicans hope he might adopt a flexible platform on civil rights. The piece weighs cross over voting dynamics and potential effects on the fall election.
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GOP Needs Bliss As National Committee Chairman
Barry Goldwater faces a pivotal choice in selecting a Republican National Chairman. Ray Bliss of Ohio is the preferred candidate to revitalize the party, with Miller stepping down and Bliss signaling a need for full executive control and a long-term rebuilding effort.
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Noninhaling smoking plan eyed for bronchitis patients
Dr Alvan L Barach proposes a noninhaling method where smoke stays in the mouth while air is drawn in through the nose and exhaled with the smoked air. He notes carbon monoxide levels in smokers may mirror those in smoke-filled air and urges caution as chronic lung disease and cancer risks persist.
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Why the Cross in Billy Graham's sermons
Billy Graham explains that the cross reveals human depravity without space for grace yet also reflects God's immutable love. It shows how God can turn human wrath into praise, defeat death, and model Christian surrender with the phrase not my will but thine be done.
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Kidney Pain or Lower Back Pain What They Indicate
A.G. asks if lower back pain signals kidney trouble. Kidney pain tends to sit on one side of the lower back depending on the affected organ. In contrast, generic low back pain often comes from arthritis or muscle strain.
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Brain doctor advice for diabetes of the pituitary gland
The pituitary gland sits in the brain but a physician who specializes in internal medicine or endocrinology is the best first contact for diabetes related to the pituitary.
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How long to recover from rheumatic fever
B H notes that recovery for a child ranges from a few weeks to a year with an average of one to three months. The Today’s Health Hint advises putting reflectors on the back of bicycles for safety.
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Goldwater Revival Signals Old Guard GOP Return
The piece traces a shift from Taft era decline to a Goldwater revival, noting Ike’s era losses and party weakness. It highlights Goldwater as the mainstream GOP favorite, his war chest of 6.3 million, and his disciplined campaign moves from January to June including televised speeches and strategic retreats.
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Monroe News-Star Masthead and Mission
The Monroe News-Star an independent daily published evenings five days a week by News-Star-World Publishing Corporation lists staff including John B D Ewing publisher Dallas Roper managing editor and Jack S Campbell general manager. It states AP news use rights and outlines its impartial stance and ethical mission.
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