Kansans Back Goldwater Miller Nomination
Kansas delegates predict strong support for the Goldwater Miller ticket in a conservative state. State Rep. Duane McGill of Winfield reports 90 percent of Kansans favor Goldwater, while Sam Mellinger of Emporia says the convention decision should be well received in Kansas.
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Pete) McGill
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Reflections on the 1964 Republican National Convention
AP columnist notes Harold Stassen and Bill Scranton missteps, Nixon’s evolving stance, and Goldwater’s nomination sparking mixed reactions. Kansas delegates, officials, and observers weigh impact, unity prospects, and campaign plans amid a San Francisco convention week.
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Bill Scranton
Goldwater
Bill Miller
Mark Hopkins
Portland
KZUGA
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Baker
Robert Robert Yankee
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Nyet
Dick Nixon
Goldwater Critiques Vietnam War Policy At Convention
Goldwater assails Democratic era for avoiding clear lines on aggression and victory in Viet Nam. He criticizes the President and defense secretary for alleged misleadership. Nixon introduces Goldwater amid cheers, predicting Republicans will prove critics wrong in November.
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Viet Nam
Seaton backs Goldwater at GOP convention in San Francisco
Former Interior Secretary Fred Seaton of Hastings Neb says Barry Goldwater is a great guy and will do well in Nebraska because of his character and positions. He notes he would support Nixon if Nixon were the nominee but will work to help Goldwater win in November.
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Topeka
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Ottawa Herald Classified Subscription Rates
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication rates with differences for trade area and outside area. Rates shown include one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00 for trade area and 1.50 per month, 4.25 for three months, 8.00 for six months, 15.00 for one year for outside trade area.
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Associated Press
Boy Scout saved after Katahdin ordeal 25 years ago
Donn C. Fendler, then 12, vanished near Mt Katahdin in 1939 while hiking with his father and twin brother. He survived a week on scant food and cold nights, made a sleeping bag from burlap, followed a river to safety, and later received a hero’s welcome. Now Maj. Fendler serves as a Special Forces advisor in South Vietnam on his second tour.
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Donald
Ryan
Donn
New England
Penobscot River
Nelson McMearn
Bangor Hospital
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
University of Georgia
Army
Donn C. Fendler
South Viet Nam
Soviets Share Space Progress With UN Committee
UNITED NATIONS AP reports the Soviet Union provided the UN committee on peaceful uses of outer space with a 30 page summary of its space research, described as extremely interesting and encouraging. The committee will meet September 26 at UN HQ to draft a report for the general assembly opening November 10.
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Sct
General Assembly
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John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
U. N. Space Committee
Geneva
Three satellites launched in single rocket test orbit
Cape Kennedy reports a Atlas Agena rocket sent two Sentry satellites and a pygmy satellite into separate highly elliptical orbits. The mission aims to detect nuclear explosions in space and distinguish natural radiation from man made events. Officials will evaluate success by Sunday morning.
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Howard Benedict
Cape Kennedy
Fla
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Air Force
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Soviet Union
Atomic Enery Commission
Russia
France
Concrete durability proven by National Road Test findings
The National Road Test sponsored by the American Association of State Highway Officials confirms concrete streets as durable and smooth riding. A two year study of pavements involved many states, underscoring concrete as the enduring investment for neighborhoods and quality highways.
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American Association of State Highway Officials
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Princeton
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Ottawa Herald
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Ottawa
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Pratt & Lambert
Nuzman Lumber
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Skelly Supreme
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