To Beat Barry Kingmakers Need A Hero
Lyle C. Wilson argues Goldwater’s nationwide appeal surpasses Taft in 1952 and could redefine the Republican center of gravity. He critiques kingmakers seeking a “hero” and counters claims linking Goldwater to the John Birch Society while noting broad independent and regional support across the party landscape.
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Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Arizona
United States
Robert A. Taft
Taft
Kansas
John Birch Society
Northeast
Wendell L. Willkie
Fdr
Republican Party
Midwest
Mountain States
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
West Virginia
Kennedy
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Oregon
Nevada
California
NASA Budget Passes House for 5.2 Billion in Space Program
The House voted 443 to 57 to authorize 5.2 billion for NASA in the current fiscal year, a leap from 3.7 billion last year. Kennedy asked for 5.7 billion. Senate plans 5.5 billion, with conference to resolve the difference. Some dissent tied to moon project concerns and Kennedy brother Edward Kennedy's Boston research center plan.
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Washington
E. C. Gathings
Ark
Kennedy
House Space Committee
Senate
Space Committee
House
House-Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Boston
Senate Space Committee
Electronic Research Center
Scripter Aims Soviet Shootings Film On Russia Now
Abby Mann, Oscar winner for Judgement at Nuremberg, seeks to film a on-location movie in the Soviet Union about modern Russians. He believes Americans misunderstand Russia and wants to portray their problems clearly. Mann says Russians he met were content, optimistic, and confident things are improving.
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New York
UPI
Abby Mann
Nuremberg
Russia
Soviet Union
Mann
Teachers group to discuss ethics codes in Flagstaff
About 275 officers of local teachers associations from across the state will gather August 19 at Arizona State College in Flagstaff for the Arizona Education Association annual leaders conference. The four day event features talks on a revised ethics code, teacher certification rules, and tax exempt retirement annuities.
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Flagstaff
Arizona Education Association
Arizona State College
Karl Berns
Washington
D.C
National Education Association
Dorothy Brooksby
NEA
Arizona
Anita Barker
Tucson
AEA
Neal Nichols
Clifton
Miriam Geyer
Commission On Teacher Education and Professional Standards
H. B. Gray, Jr
Mesa
Department of
Theodore Borek
Phoenix
Insurance Committee
Senoma Smith
AEA Defense Commission
Dedication Planned for Petrified Forest and Painted Desert
Holbrook will host dedication ceremonies for Petrified Forest and Painted Desert National Parks on Sunday October 27. The sites gained national park status last December by order of Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. Sponsoring groups are the National Park Service and the Holbrook Petrified Forest Chamber of Commerce.
Economy Up In Wake Of Job Record In July
Washington based Labor Department expert notes July employment rose to a record near 71 million with 532000 new jobs in a period of typical stability. Teenagers and young adults under 24 accounted for much of the gain while unemployment fell by 524000 to 4.322 million following usual July patterns.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
U.S
Gertrude Bancroft
French Algerians Clash Leaves Several Injured
In Montpellier, two French paratroopers were wounded and an Algerian consular attaché suffered cuts and bruises as French paratroopers clashed with Algerians. Police investigations are ongoing.
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Montpellier
France
UPI
Chinese Harassed In India By MICHAEL T. MALLOY
The Chinese in India number about 17 219 of 450 million people and face widespread harassment. About 3 000 were jailed or deported in the past year while thousands suffer socially or economically. Many have fled to Communist China. 700 remain in camps preferring India to the mainland.
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New Delhi
UPI
India
Asia
China
Assam
Shillong
Deoli
Rajasthan Desert
Peking
Calcutta
World Almanac reports 1942 Manchuria mine disaster death toll
United Press International notes the Honkeiko colliery disaster in Manchuria on April 26, 1942, claiming 1549 workers were killed. The World Almanac provides the death toll figures.
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United Press International
Honkeiko
Manchuria
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