Kansas Republican chairmen favor Goldwater
An Associated Press poll of 105 Kansas county chairmen shows Barry Goldwater as the leading pick for 1964 GOP nomination. Of 58 responses, 48 named Goldwater strongest against Kennedy. 38 predicted Goldwater as the party’s eventual nominee, with Rockefeller, Nixon, and Romney also receiving votes. Substantial support cited Goldwater’s conservative policies and desire for a clear alternative to the Kennedy administration.
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Topeka
Barry Goldwater
Kansas
GOP
Arizona
Associated Press
Goldwater
Kennedy
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dwight Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Joe Hunter
Geneseo
Jim French
Liberal
French
Seward
JFK
D. N. Chase
Fredonia
Robert Galloway
Wakeeny
D. O. Burkepile
Hoxie
Packers Linemen Win Praise From Lombardi After Victory
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi saluted guards Jerry Kramer and tackle Forrest Gregg for standout play in a 34-20 win over Baltimore. Kramer scored 10 points and cleared the right side for Elijah Pitts, while Gregg defended Colts star Gino Marchetti. Starr is sidelined with a broken right hand.
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Green Bay, Wis
Green Bay Packers
Jerry Kramer
Colts
Baltimore
Green Bay
Vince Lombardi
Kramer
Elijah Pitts
Packers
Gregg
Gino Marchetti
Starr
Animal Farm Banned In Ghana By Government Decree
ACCRA Ghana George Orwells Animal Farm has been banned from Ghanaian secondary schools by decree. The move follows teachers drawing parallels between the pigs regime and President Kwame Nkrumah and his Convention People's party. The piece notes censorship and mounting dissatisfaction among civil servants and professionals while highlighting progress in education and development under Nkrumah.
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Accra
Ghana
George Orwell
Animal Farm
Orwell
Kwame Nkrumah
Convention People’s Party
Nkrumah
Ghana Young Pioneers
Africa
West Africa
Wellsville Area News Briefs Highlight New Families
New families move into the Bivins Trailer Court including the Willard Bazil, Harold Woodley, and Howard Watson clans. Bazils return from near Pleasanton Kansas. Gilbert Lawson moves into Kay Bivins rental on 7th Street October 1. Lynne Caruthers, 5, bitten by a dog October 23. animal vaccinated for rabies. thumb cut treated. Teachers Wade Bearly and Vitts attend Circle Grove meeting October 24 with Vitts providing transport. Herald offers five dollars weekly for best reader tip.
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Bivins Trailer Court
Willard Bazil
Harold Woodley
Howard Watson
Bazils
Court
Pleasanton
Kas
Gilbert Lawson
Kay Bivins
7Th Street
Lynne
Harold Caruthers
Ferne Wade
North Windy School
R. C. Bearly
West Windy School
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