Goldwater Viewed Abroad Faces Foreign Alarm After California Win
Foreign press from Toronto to Moscow reacted with fear and sharp criticism after Senator Barry Goldwater won the California Republican primary. The Toronto Star warned of danger to the US presidency, while the Montreal Star and London Daily Telegraph warned of harmful implications for foreign and bipartisan policy. Public concern grows over Goldwater’s past remarks and potential global impact.
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Senator Goldwater
California
Toronto
Montreal
London
Moscow
Toronto Star
Barry Goldwater
President Goldwater
Republican Party
Montreal Star
United States
London Daily Telegraph
Christian Democratic
Volksman
Amsterdam
Progress or Pie in the Sky in Local Developments
The paper questions grand real estate announcements claiming lavish apartments shopping centers and motels south of town amid doubts about infrastructure and real feasibility while hoping some plans materialize and noting rumors of planners acting on clipping rather than bricks.
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Here
Culiar
June Reveries and Riddles Across Editors
Viewpoints from the Watertown Daily Times reflect on June’s arrival and its joys from sunlit days to cottage weather. The piece quotes poets like Riley Henley Burns Coleridge and Lowell, then shifts to dental notes on pyorrhea, criticizing physician and dentist ignorance of nutrition and offering a booklet, Little Lesson No 1, for 35 cents plus a self addressed envelope.
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Watertown Daily Times
James Whitcomb Riley
William Ernest Henley
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Robert Burns
James Russell Lowell
Julia Harris May
American Dental Association
Window shades draw display at the World’s Fair
Designers spotlight window shades at the World's Fair with wide variety seen in the Pavilion of American Interiors Formica House and Better Living Buildings. A better laminating process lets the same fabric be used across the room expanding decorating options.
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New York
UPI
European papers dismayed by Goldwater California win
European newspapers react with dismay to Goldwater's California primary victory. The coverage questions Western Europe’s shared burden in world affairs, criticizes appeasement policies, and notes Americans’ fatigue with bearing global costs including Vietnam and foreign aid.
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Washington
Goldwater
California
Europe
John Foster Dulles
America
United States
Senator Goldwater
Rip van Winkle
Moscow
Soviets
Ariz
Congress
Tentative Assessment Roll Hearing Set in Hannibal
The Hannibal assessors have completed the tentative assessment roll for the current year and published it for inspection with Charles Kranze in Hannibal New York. The public may review the roll until the third Tuesday of June and may present written complaints at a hearing held at the Fire House between 9 AM and 1 PM.
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Hannibal
Oswego
N.Y
Charles Kranze
Rfc 2
N. Y
Tribute to a mother nearing seventy-seven years
Hal Boyle reflects on his mother, nearly 77, a robust Irish immigrant who outlives her husband and father and remains active with a sharp mind. He praises her independence, humor, and care for grandchildren as the family visits a Memorial Day cemetery where memories linger amid flowers.
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Kansas City
Ireland
Kansas City Star
An Editor's Moment Of Meditation
An editor seeks to become a front line servant of community life. He prays to move beyond desk work and passivity to observe act and serve in government social service and spiritual life. He asks for ideas over possessions and a life ennobled by evangelism and truth.
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Lord of Love
George
Auto strike unlikely despite 1960s industry talk
Walther Reuther and the Big Three face a cautious path as early talks hint at a peaceful, inflationary auto settlement. Officials expect profits to rise, with wages possibly above 3.2 percent, while White House guidelines limit gains. Prices may adjust to keep firms competitive and avoid backlash.
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Andrew Tully
Washington
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Democratic Party
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
LBJ
Henry Ford
White House
Auto Workers Union
W. Willard Wirtz
Afl-Cio
Chrysler
American Motors
Ford
Commercial Printing Department Ad Notice
A classified item from the Palladium Times notes contact details for the Commercial Printing Department with dialing numbers FI 3 3800 and FI 3 2801.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
Spiritual unity shown through His Spirit
A brief churchyard excerpt notes believers dwell in God and God in them as John emphasizes the gift of the Spirit proving fellowship with the divine. The verse reinforces spiritual intimacy and mutual indwelling as a core Christian assurance.
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John
Contract Bridge B Becker on Bidding Over One Heart
A Becker analysis of four hands after one heart opening. Four notrump, four clubs, six hearts, and five hearts explore slam prospects using Blackwood and partner’s three heart bids to determine final contracts, with emphasis on ace counts and hand distribution.
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Brea
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Palladiamnes
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Oture
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Albertus Fowler
Donald Tall
Army National Guard
Hal Boyle
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