Europe reacts to Goldwater nomination in mixed editorials
Western and other European papers largely view Goldwater’s nomination as a victory for reactionary forces and a setback for world peace. Some conservatives praise his stance while others warn of isolationism and heightened military tensions as nations weigh the U S political shift.
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London
Barry Goldwater
Cow Palace
Europe
Barry
Goldwater
Pravda
Jean Campbell
Independent London Evening Standard
San Francisco
Democrats
Berlingske Aftenavis
Copenhagen
Sen. Goldwater
South Africa
Johannesburg
Die Vaderland
U.S
America
Spain
Buenos Aires
la Nacion
Cairo
United States
India
Congress Party
Babson Analyzes Japan At Home And Abroad
Babson notes Japan fears Red China overrunning Malaysia and sparking a wider war, though unlikely. He recalls Henry Cabot Lodge reception and Lodge’s remarks on aiding Governor Scranton’s nomination, then returns to Japan's wartime fatigue and strategy.
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Roger Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Japan
Red China
Roger W. Babson
Malaysia
U. S
Russia
Henry Cabot Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Lodge
Agin
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Japan aims for global trade dominance over small industry
The author notes Japan seeks broad business expansion and cheaper production to become leading global manufacturers and merchants. He questions whether morality and spirituality are sidelined, while acknowledging many Japanese are devout with Buddhism, Confucianism, and Islam influencing belief alongside Jesus as a prophet, not a deity.
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Japan
Jesus
Confucius
Buddha
Mohammed
Two Die In Apparent Murder Suicide Case
In Havre de Grace Maryland a man and woman were found dead in what police described as an apparent murder and death by own action. Chris Scarlotta 20 and Mary Graham 32 were dating but near a breakup. Scarlotta shot Graham in the head with a .22 rifle then killed himself. Dr Gerald Palmer Harford County medical examiner pronounced both dead at the scene.
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Havre DE Grace, Md
Chris Scarlotta
Mary Graham
Havre de Grace
Scarlotta
Graham
Gerald Palmer
Harford County
Figures show slower industrial gains despite upward trend
After a year of brisk growth the industry shows signs of a more sedate pace. Revised government data and new seasonal methods reveal bigger April–May advances than June, with May at 131.2 and June at 131.8 percent of the 1957–59 average. The Morgan Guaranty Trust Co warns a slowdown in productivity gains could bring adverse cost and profit effects if wage growth accelerates. GNP figures are also being revised downward for 1963 and 1964 projections remain uncertain.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Federal Reserve Board
Eee
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
Department of Commerce
Trend Continues Upward Run Into 1965
The report notes the upward trend extending into 1965 with a steady pace and a slight deceleration, indicating continued growth though not at the prior speed.
J F K Highway Sees Milestone Traffic Count
A Maryland official said 3,734,000 vehicles used the John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway eight months after opening. The Perryville toll plaza counted the total as of Wednesday with the four millionth vehicle expected soon. State Sen. William James will help collect the toll for the milestone.
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Havre DE Grace
State Roads Commission
John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway
Thomas Kay
Perryville
Kay
William
James
D-Harford
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