Editorial: GOP Has Shoe On Other Foot
The piece contrasts Taft and Goldwater as Republican conservatives, noting Taft’s 1952 delegate strengths and late defections, while Goldwater has broad warmth but deep professional doubts about his ability to win in urban states. It argues professionals must be persuaded Goldwater can win, as Taft was.
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Robert A. Taft
Barry Goldwater
Taft
Senate
Dwight Eisenhower
Corra
Goldwater
Scapegoat Hunters in Cabinet Shuffle Debate
The piece argues that political partisans repeatedly call for top officials to resign when their party is in power. It notes past calls against Acheson Dulles and Benson, now targeting Orville Freeman, while stressing such moves rarely yield satisfaction with replacements. It urges voters to focus energy on winning elections.
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White House
Dean Acheson
John Foster Dulles
Acheson
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
Benson
Orville Freeman
This Day In History Highlights Major Global Events
Notable events on this date include Greely’s Arctic rescue in 1844 and Hudson mutiny in 1611. Also listed are France’s 1812 war declaration on Russia, Georgia’s 1869 rights for Negroes in public office, Nazi invasion of Russia in 1941, and early jet mail flights in 1946.
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A. W. Greely
Cape Sabint
Arctic
Winfield Schley
Henry Hundson
France
Russia
Nazi Germany
PSO
Schenectady
New York
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Ohio
Aoe
Washington
Earl Warren
Communist Party
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New York City
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U.N. Security Council
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Pakistan
Kashmir
Planets Larger Than Earth Question
Question asks how many planets exceed Earth's size. Answer lists four planets Jupiter Saturn Uranus and Neptune.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Uranus
Neptune
Quiz Q and statue name trivia from historical prompts
Question asks who commanded troops that captured John Brown after Harpers Ferry raid and the original name of the statue Grief by Augustus Saint-Gaudens. Answers given: Col Robert E Lee and The Mystery of the Hereafter later renamed Grief credited to Mark Twain commentary on human grief.
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Harpers Fery
Col
Robert E. Lee
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Mark Twain
Timely quotes on race and power from MLK and Philip remarks
The text quotes Martin Luther King Jr noting the white moderate as a barrier to liberty and mentions Britain’s Prince Philip. It reflects on the politics of civil rights and contemporary public discourse.
The Doctor's Strange Secret Part One
Dr Howdershell, after a hospital shooting, reveals he has been blackmailed for years. Jamie returns home to a tense scene with Benny Bell and Smokey, finds Clara hesitant, and watches Keyes Lovey and Dr Bruns as a mystery deepens about staged T and A sessions and a concealed danger.
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Howdershell
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Smokey
Dr. Bruns
Italian Capital to New York Word Puzzle List
A miscellaneous crossword style grid with clues across and down. Entries include places, numbers, crafts and everyday terms such as Old Dutch measure horse gait and lurch with numerous partial answers and wordplay.
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New York City
Girl wins tobacco contest for third straight year
In Hopkinsville the district 4-H show tobacco growing contest has been won by a girl for three consecutive years. Brenda Utley, 15, the 1962 winner, says she is not fond of growing tobacco but enjoys the prize money.
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Hopkinsville
Brenda Utley
Pope Paul Delivers First World Radio Broadcast
Pope Paul speaks to the world via Vatican Radio marking his first global broadcast as the pontiff. The report notes wide reception and anticipated reactions from nations and faith communities amid hopeful messages for peace.
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Vatican
Moscow
Kennedy to Begin 10 Day European Tour
President Kennedy plans a 10 day voyage to Europe as civil rights leaders are summoned to the White House for another round of meetings with the president.
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Europe
White House
National Republicans choose 1964 convention site in Denver
National Republican leaders meet in Denver to select the site for the 1964 convention. The decision marks a pivotal step in planning the party's national gathering and related logistics. The meeting underscores Denver as a favored host, with discussions likely covering security, venues, and transportation commitments.
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Denver
Loser-on-loser play highlighted in Jacoby bridge lesson
The column explains the loser-on-loser strategy with a sample hand where South abandons a six club attempt after a five bid and instead wins the game by careful ruffing and discarding. It ends by promoting Oswald Jacoby's new book Win at Bridge and a reader offer.
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North
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West
TV Tonight Schedule Dense with Classic Programs
A detailed, time marked listing of daytime and primetime TV offerings across many stations. Highlights include Pioneers, Gunsmoke, Have Gun Will Travel, Hall of Fame hosts, religious programs, news, movies, and variety shows spanning late night to early morning with numerous channel overlaps and hour by hour blocks.
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Gallant Men
Jackie Gleason
Sam Benedict
Laramie
Mahalla Jackson
Rackaway's Sporting Daze praised for humane, factual style
A reader notes John Rackaway's daily Sporting Daze columns reveal humane depictions of young athletes. The writer commends the writer for fact checking before printing and for treating his young subjects with respect and empathy.
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John Rackaway
Barbs by Nal Cochran on economy and barbers strike
A government official urges families to save and buy bonds while a western town barber strike raises prices for haircuts. The column jokes about smoking habits yawns gossip towel losses pranksters and swimming pools as sources of irritation.
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Nal Cochran
Dad
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