Goldwater Realizes Risks Riding A Tiger
The Baltimore Sun remarks that Senator Goldwater may fear the civil rights backlash if he becomes the Republican nominee and faces violent demonstrations. It notes his belief in enforcing civil rights laws but warns his stance could be weakened by his opposition to broad enforcement and by supporter pressure to exploit backlash. The piece says he seeks trusted advisers to plan steps, yet he may be riding a tiger he cannot fully control.
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Senator Goldwater
Goldwater
Senate
Baltimore Sunday Sun
Scranton Eyes Goldwater Opposition in GOP Battle
A Pennsylvania strategy session led by Gov. William Scranton decides to hammer Barry Goldwater hard through television and talks to discourage delegates from backing him. Scranton allies including Rockefeller aides discuss unifying Lodge forces while counting delegates is downplayed as the group seeks to spur Goldwater opponents into action.
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Washington
NER
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Goldwater
Scranton
Governor's Mansion
Indiantown Gap
San Francisco
Indiantown
Henry Cabot Lodge
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
George Hinman
Defense
Thomas Gates
Ellsworth
Kansas
MacGregor
Minnesota
Elmer Anderson
Johnson
Harman Defends Independence Against Judge Maxwell Contention
Roy Lee Harman defends his independence and asserts editors at Beckley papers face police scrutiny amid accusations of echoing Goldwater and fear of the two party system. He condemns local officials and city leadership for alleged political retaliation and press harassment in Beckley.
Marginal farmers face choices as WV programs seek help
West Virginia faces Appalachian poverty as marginal farmers risk losing land or seeking aid. Agriculture leaders tout loans, receiving stations, and potential federal backing to convert marginal land to pasture. Commissioner Johnson cites risen incomes but stresses initiative, hard work, and small-scale methods for lasting gains.
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Fanny Seiler
United Press International
Charleston
UPI
West Virginia
State Agriculture Department
John T. Johnson
Wayne County
Johnson
Jim Bivens
Farm Home Administration
Congress
Nude Models and Names in New York Art Class
In New York the best place to meet good looking people is art galleries with nudes. A writer visits the Art Students League and notices the model Edith, whom artists discuss as an idea rather than a person. A fellow artist explains the dynamic tensions and representational limits of a nude model. The scene ends with a man kissing the model downstairs and police called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Art Students League
Edith
Watch On The Potomac Opines On Mississippi Mission
A Washington column discusses Rev. Billy Graham and other students volunteering in Mississippi to aid Black citizens’ voting rights. It weighs risks and benefits, cites Civil Rights Act 1964 politics, and questions timing, strategy, and federal action while noting disappearances and potential violence.
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Washington
Billy Graham
Mississippi
Graham
Minutemen
Peace Corps
National Parks
Europe
John F. Kennedy
White House
Bobby
Johnson
Southwest
America
Beckley Newspapers Corporation Membership and Delivery Note
A historical notice from Beckley Newspapers Corporation outlines mailing privileges, offices in Beckley and Hinton West Virginia, delivery by carrier, and advertising representative details. It lists managing editor John Hodel, distributor partners, and subscription rate notes including a three percent state tax.
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Beckley Newspapers Corporation
Prince St
Beckley
W. Va
Hinton
West Virginia
Beckley Newspaper Corporation
Three Minutes With The Great Books
Herman Melville describes the terror the White Whale inspired in whalers. Ishmael recalls joining the crew's vow of violence and revenge as the hunt for Moby Dick unfolds amid the scattered, solitary voyages of a chaotic whaling fleet.
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Herman Melville
Ishmael
Ahab
Moby Dick
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Paul Grindle
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Maxwell
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Mr. Maxwell
Roy Lee Harmon
Charleston Gazette
New York Times
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the Times
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Arizonians
GOP
Cecil Underwood
Ike Eisenhower
John Smith
Gibbs
Conner
Raleigh Register
United States Navy
Tommy Jones
Marie Ames
Jones
Lloyd Webb
Sam Cohn Beckley
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Potomac
Prince Edward County
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Britain
Lord Champion
Cosmetics
Helena Rubenstein
Nateiah “ Neaister
Tohn Hodel
Ward-Griffith Company, Inc
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Detroit
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Boston
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Greenville
Pittsburgh
Sinead
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