Goldwater's Stand Emerges In Broad Policy Outline
James Marlow surveys Senator Barry Goldwater's declared positions on domestic issues. He notes shifts on civil rights and education, calls for limited government while endorsing some federal action to curb monopolies, privatize TVA, and reduce welfare and taxes, with emphasis on free enterprise and family responsibility.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Ainst
Goldwater
Summer TV In Doldrums
New York AP notes television slows to a summer pace with few program options on weekends. The reviewer recalls a 15 year old James Cagney gangster film and a long, violent showy sequence. The NBC Show of the Week Ambassador at Large is described as uneven and talky with a political asylum plot and a critical ending.
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New York
NBC
Meet the Press
Barry Goldwater
Bill Dana
James Cagney
Cagney
U.S. State Department
State Department
Outline Of Bill On Civil Rights
Washington AP reports the senate passed a civil rights bill with provisions prohibiting discrimination in public accommodations and employment. Exemptions include owner occupied rooms with five or fewer rented, a Community Relations Service, extended Civil Rights Commission life to 1968, and AG power to sue for school and public facility integration. It also funds federal aid programs, enables federal intervention, and updates voting literacy presumptions.
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Washington
Alliance
Senate
Department of Commerce
U.S. Civil Rights Commission
Lost Keys Returned by DAV Identoc Tags Across Nation
The Disabled American Veterans Idento.Tag program, produced in Cincinnati, returns lost keys and valuables via miniature replica Kansas license plates. Over two million key sets have been recovered nationwide since 1941, with Kansas mailing to 225,000 motorists through July in numeric order and without charge to owners or mandatory contributions.
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DAV
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chicago
Louisiana
Tag
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York State
Disabled American Veterans
Kanesas
Kansas
Atetach
Honest Boys Build Bear Trap In Kentucky Dirt
In Corbin Kentucky Police Chief Jack Vermillion answered a call to several boys digging a six foot deep hole. A ten year old explained they were building a bear trap. Vermillion told them bears were absent and to fill the hole. He later fell when the plywood cracked under his weight. The boys hurried away, and Vermillion recalled their honesty and his own boyhood.
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Smith
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Social Security
Summer TV
Doldrums
Warren C. Giles
National Agué
Cinnnati
Rochester
N.Y
Ottawa
Safeco
Safeco Insurance
Campbell
Musselman
Hiway
CelloTube
Sun
Rayette
Charlie
Hwy
Garnett, Ks
FSLIC
Otttawa Savings
East 2Nd Street
F. R. Bennett Milo
Wm. W. Wallace
M. Hewitt
H. J. Henning
Dean Berlin
Q.E.S
Northwestern Mutual
Special Agent
Robert L. Shields
Bennett Bldg
Kan
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co