Kennedy Brothers Meet at Hospital in Historic Senate Bond
U S Senator elect Robert F Kennedy visits Boston's New England Baptist Hospital to congratulate his brother Edward M Kennedy after Ted's election victory. They discuss Navy yards and air bases amid questions about family seniority and past campaign claims. They are the first Kennedy brothers in the Senate since 1803.
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Goldwater Reflects After Election Defeat And Republican Inquest
Washington reports Senator Barry Goldwater contends no major mistakes by his team after the loss, while acknowledging some misfires. He argues the conservative cause endures, blames some GOP members for not supporting him, and sparring over party direction, as critics question what conservatism means in modern policy and government roles.
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Bid for Votes Reveals Rugged Individualist Image
He proposed ending the graduated income tax, selling TVA, making Social Security voluntary, withdrawing from public housing and power, removing farm price supports and welfare programs, and cutting veterans benefits. He opposed civil rights legislation, risking minority votes while courting broad support as a self described rugged individualist facing a campaign.
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Goldwater campaign missteps spark GOP rift and self-doubt
The text recalls Barry Goldwater’s 1964 campaign flaws including vague policy proposals on taxes and the draft, softening foreign policy statements, and a self-doubt quote in McCall’s. Eisenhower’s extremism condemnation and Romney Rockefeller pleas failed to unite the party, and Goldwater’s acceptance speech defended extremism while he reassessed later.
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Frick comments on 42nd World Series thrill
Commissioner Ford Frick praised the 42nd World Series between the Cardinals and Yankees, noting the excitement of the matchup even if the lingering tension remains. The scene captures Frick amid the postgame bustle as he reflects on the classic baseball clash.
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