Goldwater changeable stance praised by critics and supporters
James Marlow notes Senator Goldwater argues that changing a position with new developments is not a vice. He cites past quotes on Truman Cuba desegregation and civil rights as examples of shifting views, while defending the practice as prudent adaptability for the times.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Berry Goldwater
Goldwater
Harry S. Truman
America
Truman
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Red China
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Castro
Organization of American States
Goings Overseas for Lt Collins on U S S General Maurice Rose
Lt and Mrs Charles E Collins Jr of Urbana depart on the Navy ship General Maurice Rose for a West Germany tour of duty. Collins serves as adjutant aboard with three other officers and recently completed courses at Fort Sill and Fort Benning earning Wings. Both are Frederck High School 1959 graduates. she trained at School of Nursing Ballimore and is Sheril Zimmerman formerly of Shookstown Road.
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Charles E. Collins Jr
Urbana
Maurice Rose
West Germany
Collins
U. S. Army Artillery and Missile School
Fort Sill
Okla
U. S S. Army Infantry School
Fort Benning
Frederck High School
Western Maryland College
School of Nursing
Church Home and Hospital
Balltimore
Sheril Zimmerman
Bernard Zimmerman Jr
Shookstown Road
Charles E. Collins
Frank A. Collins
Newton
N. J
Goldwater’s shifting stance shifts GOP spotlight
The text outlines Barry Goldwater’s changing positions from 1962 to 1964 on Social Security, tax policy, and United Nations involvement. It notes a campaign flip on UN membership, a long pattern of denials about seeking the presidency, and a January 1964 announcement of his bid for the Senate and presidential race plans.
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New Hampshire
Abraham Lincoln
Goldwater Fa
United Nations
Goldwater
Senate
Associated Press
San Francisco
Arizona
Appalachian Plan Backed by iThruway Group
Robert F. Mattern of Altoona Pennsylvania told a House Public Works subcommittee that the Appalachian Development Cal proposes federal funds for a 165 mile expressway linking Williamsport Pennsylvania to Cumberland Maryland. Mattern praised the bill as lifeblood and economic aid for the region. He was joined by Robert C. Petersen of Cumberland vice president of the Appalachian iThruway Association.
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Ian Development Cal
Robert F. Mattern
Altoona
House Public Works
Mattern
Williamsport
Cumberland
Robert C. Petersen
Cumberand
Petersen
Appalachian Thruway discussed in Senate route plan
In testimony Mattern notes U S Bureau of Public Roads would fund the Wil Williamsport to Cumberland Appalachian Thruway if Congress passes the bill. The Thruway Association, formed by six counties, aims to push construction along U S 220 valley route for all weather east coast access. An editorial honors R Paul Smith for civic and business leadership in western Maryland, noted by Congressman Mathias.
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Lyndon 8. Johnson
Senate
Mattern
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Thruway Association
Hungary
U.S
R. Paul Smith
Western
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Smith
Potomac Edison System
Hood College
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Appalachian
Appalachian iThruway Association
Johnson
Eoples Serve
Jove Stores
North Market Street
Frederick Shopping Center
Prospect Shopping Center
RVICE
Efoples
Duralene
Frederich
Sears
Sears Ciarabran
Arthumee
West Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Haber
Dacron & Cotton
Dacron
Bermudas
Washngton
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