North Carolina runoff tests moderates in gubernatorial race
In North Carolina the Democratic runoff pits L Richardson Preyer and Dan K Moore with Gov. Sanford backing Preyer. The contest hinges on consolidating support from I Beverly Lake’s bloc and the party turnout, as Moore seeks the segregationist vote while Preyer promises a sane race relations path.
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North Carolina
Terry Sanford
L. Richardson Preyer
Dan K. Moore
Robert L. Gavin
Preyer
Moore
I. Beverly Lake
Lake
Alabama
Mississippi
Dr. Lake
Charlotte Observer
Sanford
Harry
America
Golden
Britons convert cruise stays into NYC hotel plan for fair
About 4,000 Britons will travel aboard the Canberra and Reina del Mar opting for two day hotelless visits in New York during the World’s Fair. Immigration officials grant visa waivers enabling entry, while air fare declines boost overseas travel to the United States.
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New York City
Canberra
Hudson River
52Nd Street Pier
Southampton
Reina del Mar
United States
Commerce Department
Mexico
Canada
U.S
Open letter invites youth to moral revival at Mackinac Island event
An advertisement for the Conference for Tomorrow's America at the Moral Re-Armament Center on Mackinac Island politicizes youth response to a Southampton debutante party vandalism. The open letter urges young Americans to live under God and discipline free men.
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Southampton
L.I
Moral Re-Armament Center
Mackinac Island
Southampton Party
America
MRA
Settee eer Seb eeeeeenoms
Eee eeeesers Sateen ee ee reer eee.
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Settee
Sateen
Strictly Personal by Sydney J Harris
Sydney Harris muses on prejudice self deception and the limits of healing education and governance. He cites Freud Acton and classical language to explore health liberty equality and the desire for superiority and authority. The piece weighs how language compression shapes thought and how nationalism mirrors totalitarian impulse.
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Freud
Lord Acton
Headlights Help Plane Make Emergency Landing in New Jersey
James Keller recounts how a single engine plane diverted to a dark field after an empty gas gauge. Newark Tower alerted Hadley airport but the field was closed. the manager and his two sons used their car headlights to illuminate the runway guiding the craft to a safe landing.
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New Jersey
Newark
Hadley
Today's Living By Gene Stone
A devotional piece encourages persistent hope and faith in God. It emphasizes looking ahead to better times and trusting in divine help, ending with a prayer for living expectantly and faithfully.
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Gene Stone
Paul
Washington, D. C
Urban terror debated as crime not race driven
A broad critique argues that New York City violence, including theft, assault, and arson, stems from youth gang culture and policing gaps rather than socio economic woes or race. The piece advocates stronger patrols, visible policing, and measures to prevent vigilantism amid racial tension and civil rights unrest.
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New York City
New York
Kenya
Makadara
Kalolene
Birmingham
Scranton Seen As Strong GOP Path For 1964 Ticket
Washington comment argues that Bill Scranton could anchor a Goldwater-Scranton or Scranton-Goldwater ticket. It notes Scranton’s loyalty and electability, Rockefeller’s estrangement from Goldwater, and the potential shift of Eastern and key states toward a balanced ticket to unite the party after the 1964 nominating battle.
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Rockefeller
Nixon
Scranton
Kennedy-Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Nixon-Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Massachusetts
Kennedy
New York
GOP
Goldwater- Scranton
Scranton - Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Goldwater
Bible Thought on Faith Overcoming World Victory
A devotional note cites I John 5 4 to emphasize that every believer overcomes the world through faith. The message underscores faith as the victorious principle and invites reflection on spiritual strength through scripture.
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John
Bloom Among Privy Guests at Scranton’s June 11 Night
The article notes George S. Bloom, long a GOP figure and former Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth, was the only cabinet officer present at Governor Scranton’s June 11 1963 decision to seek the Republican presidential nomination. It traces Bloom’s rise from party chair to cabinet role and his ties to the governor.
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William Warren Scranton
Executive Mansion
Indiantown Gap
Mary Scranton
Scranton
Joe
Pete
Susan Scranton
Pennsylvania
U. S
Hugh Scott
Craig Truax
GOP
Joe Bye
Frank McGlinn
George Bloom
George S. Bloom
George
Keystone State
Republican Arty
Edward Martin
Washington
Gopost
Bloom
Secretary of the Commonwealth
Mr. Bloom
Truax
Bob Woodside
The
Commonwealth
Gopolitico
Walker E. Alessandroni
Behind the Scenes GOP Battle Shapes San Francisco Nomination
A Taft era insider criticizes Republican leaders and candidates over the 1964 nomination race. He cites Nixon, Romney, Scranton, Rockefeller, and Goldwater missteps, warns on a narrowed field, and advocates an open convention to avoid driving uncommitted delegates into backing a frontrunner.
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Robert A. Taft
Goldwater
San Francisco
Cleveland
Taft
Nixon
Romney
Michigan
Scranton
Hamlet
Baltimore
Ike Eisenhower
Jack Bell
Rocky
New York
Rockefeller
Rhodes
Ohio
California
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Private Exchange
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Butler
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Strictly Personal
Sydney J. Harris
James Keller
Robert C. Ruark
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Theodore White
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