Johnsons Show Dominates Democratic National Convention
The Atlantic City gathering is portrayed as Johnson’s show with a calm, rehearsed platform reflecting his views. Delegates and politicos attend for the flavor of the event, while the real contest heats up after Labor Day as Johnson and Goldwater brace for a hard, personal campaign toward November 3.
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Britain and the United States in Viet Nam policy debate
British press shows wary yet supportive stance as American naval and air actions in North Viet Nam draw more approval than Americans expect. Conservative papers back Washington, citing shared Western alliance aims, while some criticize the approach as akin to past Suez criticism. The Times praises limited force and prudent aims in the campaign.
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Convention sets stage for Democrats past and present at Atlantic City
Marquis Childs notes Atlantic City hosts the Democratic National Convention amid a garish oceanfront setting. He questions Kennedy's private choice, party funding, and campaign spending reforms while contrasting old boss power with current calls for greater rank and file involvement.
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Contentment as Natural Wealth and Cautions on Luxury
A compilation of quotes on contentment from Socrates, a Spanish proverb, George Eliot, and Eugene ONeill. The lines compare contentment to wealth, noting that contentment avoids poverty and discontentment hinders riches. It reflects a philosophical view on desire and satisfaction.
The Family Lawyer on Trial Watching and Civic Duty
An ABA feature by Will Bernard argues that open courtroom access strengthens justice and democracy. It contrasts dramatic TV trials with real cases where witnesses fear judgment, jurors remain impartial, and spectators learn how law treats individuals.
Castro’s moves in Havana stir U.S. election effects
Roscoe Drummond analyzes Fidel Castro’s push to open dialogue with U.S. media during the presidential campaign. He suggests Castro seeks to tamp down Cuba issues for Goldwater’s benefit and to ease ties with the U.S. while avoiding direct confrontation with Moscow.
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Democrats Battle in Atlantic City As Convention Near
Atlantic City hosts a Democratic convention amid forecasts of splits and tensions. The piece traces party clashes from Jacksonian era to Kennedy and Johnson, notes Governor Faubus may align with Goldwater, and highlights issues like housing and education. It describes Atlantic City as an ideal convention site with diverse amenities and a pluralistic population.
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Johnson odds and partisan bets in the 1960s analysis
The piece surveys betting odds and Gallup polls around Presidents Johnson Eisenhower and Kennedy, noting past misreads by “smart money.” It argues Johnson remains vulnerable on issues like Southeast Asia Cyprus deficits and backlash, while Nixon looms as a potential upsurge in a Goldwater favorable climate.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress Publication Details and Date
Scottsdale Daily Progress published each afternoon except Sunday by Scottsdale Publishing Company. Offices at 302 Ball Park Plaza Scottsdale Arizona. Advertising contact Maurice L Carter. August 24 1964 issue details and staff byline.
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