Functions Of Government Separate Two Candidates
AP News Analyst James Marlow surveys the 1964 campaign noting dull, general discourse from both Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater. The piece contrasts Goldwater’s small government stance with Johnson’s expansive programs, cites mutual doubt, and points to a stalled Viet Nam, social security, and Cold War themes without clear solutions.
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Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
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Goldwater
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Viet Nam
White House
Automation Out After One Year at Phelps-Terkel Stores
Los Angeles AP report notes Phelps-Terkel, a six store clothing firm, abandoned punch card automation after a year. They sent customers a card urging folding bending mutilating and stapling and announcing a return to personalized billing. President Dave Phelps said automation failed for their small business. Advertising firm Tom Faust helped craft the notice.
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Phelps-Terkel
Phelps-Terke
Tomers
Phelps- Terkel
Dave Phelps
Custénefs
Phelps
Tom Faust
Eisenhower to Speak in Wichita Campaign Rally
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower will address a Republican rally in Wichita on October 24. Gov. John Anderson announced plans, with Oliver Hughes and Harry Darby in the briefing, noting Eisenhower will campaign for the national, state, and congressional GOP ticket.
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Eisenhower
John Anderson
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Oliver Hughes
Harry Darby
Kansas City
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Viet Pilots Fire Wrong Viet Pilots Fire Wrong
Vietnamese air force fighters accidentally strafed civilians south of Saigon on Sept 27 killing 30 and wounding 20. Initial intelligence said sampans carried Viet Cong troops. investigation showed civilians were struck. Province chief and informants noted steps to prevent recurrence. such accidents have occurred before.
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Drought persists across multiple states with scattered relief
The report details drought severity from Missouri and Kansas to New York and Connecticut. It notes July and August dryness, reduced crop yields in grains and soybeans, and fire hazards, with some rains in September easing conditions in parts. Oklahoma and South Carolina show partial relief, while California and New Mexico face late rains. New York’s mid Hudson Valley saw rain easing fire threats but remains a disaster area.
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Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Indiana
Ohio
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
California
Connecticut
New York
mid-Hudson Valley
Ancient meets modern Olympics in Chicago report
The American Classical League of Oxford Ohio released a Chicago report comparing ancient and modern Olympics. It notes nude uniforms in ancient times and innovations like women competitors, with trainers and chariot race amid rapid advances in conditioning and modern athletic aims.
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Chicago
Tokyo
American Classical League
Oxford
Ohio
John F. Latimer
George Washington University
Young Stockmen Win State Titles at Wichita Show
Three youngsters from this region won class championships in the National Junior Livestock show on Wednesday in Wichita. Jody Lilly of Melvern led the champion Shorthorn steer, Susanna Bond of Overbrook topped the lightweight Angus, and Brenda Adrian of Moundridge won the heavyweight Hereford. Rival Jerry Nelson of Burdick claimed grand champion with a 970 pound Angus steer.
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Wichita
Jody Lilly
Melvern
Susanna Bond
Overbrook
Angus
Brenda Adrian
Moundridge
Hereford
Jerry
Nelson
Burdick
Tohors
Crude Oil Tops Value of Minerals by State in 1963
Washington AP reports crude oil topped the minerals list by value in 15 states as natural gas ranked second in eight states. U.S. crude oil production reached a new high in 1963 with total value at wellhead prices estimated at 7.97 billion dollars.
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Washington
Independent Petroleum Association of America
Zenith
Three Area Men In Navy Action
Three area men participated in NATO exercises in the North Atlantic. Kenneth H. Bailey of Pomona, Claude A. Sluder of Williamsburg RFD 1, and Earl W. Bates of 418 E. Logan are named as participants in the recent sea drills.
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North Atlantic
Kenneth H. Bailey
Claron H. Bailey
Pomona
Claude A. Sluder
Williamsburg Rfd
Earl W. Bates
H. J. Bates
E. Logan
Killer Goes Scot Free
James W. Killough, a 42 year old former mail man who confessed three times to strangling his wife and led police to her buried body, is acquitted of manslaughter after an appeals court voided his confessions. Judge Hart stated the jury should acquit due to insufficient evidence.
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James W. Killough
George L. Hart Jr
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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