Editorial notes on Goldwater Wallace race issue stance
The column discusses Senator Barry Goldwater’s push to keep civil rights debate quiet during his campaign following Alabama Governor George Wallace’s withdrawal. It notes Goldwater’s alignment with Wallace’s campaign on some points, labels Wallace as a symbol of racism, and questions Goldwater’s acknowledgment of racial tensions and potential impact on supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Goldwater
Alabama
George Wallace
Goldwater
Wallace
Arizona
Civil rights a core issue in the campaign strategy
The analysis argues that civil rights dominates the campaign, with votes against cloture and the bill used to attract Southern whites, rejection of a civil rights platform, welcoming Southern GOP delegates, and tolerance of threats by Negro delegates. It asserts keeping rights, foreign aid, taxes, and aged care from the race is impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romney
Bill Ferguson
Topeka
Washington
Kansas
Boys Born Too Late
An aged voice laments modern boys born fifty years too late. He regrets their cushioned lives with air conditioning and screens, missing outdoor summers, farm work, fishing, woodsy exploration, and simple pleasures of past eras. He ends with heartfelt pity for today’s youth.
Exercise Guidance For Expectant Mothers And Craving Details
A reader asks about pregnancy exercise with Dr Molner advising caution in the first trimester avoiding jarring activities. Gentle calisthenics and walking are safe. pelvic exercises may aid delivery. Additional letters discuss zinc oxide usage, trichinosis from pork, hiatus hernia diet, and a long midafternoon broadcast schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B
Mother
M. S
C. A.M
McVeys Return From Indiana Michigan Fishing Trip
Mr and Mrs F R McVey and son Harlan came home yesterday after a two weeks fishing trip in Indiana and northern Michigan. Doyle Hetzel, nine, broke his left forearm in a horse fall. Mrs J S Weethee and family planned a visit to Oakland California relatives. W H Wharton leased space after his office burned. Milo Huette won the boys under 12 rope climb, Cecil Kapp second, and Clay Shinn traveled to Kansas City to buy supplies for Security State Bank opening soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. McVey
Harlan
Indiana
Michigan
Doyle
Clarence Hetzel
J. S. Weethee
Neil Pritchard
John Lyle Pritchard
W. H. Wharton
Porter and Wilson
Milo Huette
Cecil Kapp
Clay Shinn
Kansas City
Security State Bank
Today In History: La Fayette and Edison milestones
On July 31, 1777 the Marquis de La Fayette offered his services to the American colonies and was made a major general after Congress accepted. In 1877 Thomas A. Edison secured an early patent signaling the phonograph era to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Marquis de la Fayette
Congress
Thomas A. Edison
Also Mentioned on This Page
Editorial
Howard Pyle
Main Street
Joseph G
Molner
God
Christ
Jack Paar
Alfred Hitchcock
Johnny Carson
Steve Allen
Daily Word
Oklahoma
Our Times
Captain Kangaroo
Casper
Alvin
Tennessee Tuxedo
Torey
Torey and Friends
Hector Heathcote
Quick Draw McGraw
Fireball XL
Mighty Mouse
Allakazam
Dennis the Menace
Rin Tin Tin
Fury
Roy Rogers
Benny and Cecil
Bugs Bunny
Bullwinkle
Sky King
Zoorama
Hong Kong
Agriculture U.S.A
Temple Houston
Texan
Luci Desi
News
Defenders
Lawrence Welk
Joey Bishop
Peter
Summer Playhouse
Hollywood Palace
Aversa
Italy
Montezuma
East Side West Side
Unseen
Faith For Our Times
Oral Roberts
Davey and Goliath
Sacred Heart
Encounter
Christophers
Discovery
Casey Jones
Camera Three
Jungie Jim
Profile
Kansas Afield
Dodgers
Annie Oakly
Probe
Twentieth Century
Meet the Press
Bill Dana
Walt Disney
Empire
Ed Sullivan
Brenner
Ensign O'Toole
Paradise Lagoon
Lucy Gallant
Starria
Arthur O'Connell
Kartoon
the Garpetbargers Techniclor
Panavsion
Adrian Messenger
Hillcrest
Dr. Calagari
Beast
Hse
Tor
Cela
William M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Zor —Ez
NSAS
Erguson
Zer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!