Commerce poll ponders moving holidays to Mondays
United States Chamber of Commerce members favor shifting holidays to Mondays with a 8 to 1 vote. They suggest July 4th move to July 3rd next year and July 1st thereafter, noting potential fits for Veterans and Memorial Days. Critics warn the Glorious 3rd of July would lack proper ring.
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United States Chambers of Commerce
Ana Hatheris
Luincdin’s
Nyse Ine
Cbiethtiays
Jusky
Land reform rejected by South Vietnam Assembly
The Christian Science Monitor reports South Vietnam's Assembly rejected a land reform proposal to give peasants land now owned by largeholders. The move could prolong the war, erode popular support, and jeopardize democratic aims as Viet Cong rhetoric calls for land to the tiller.
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Manila
Honolulu
Vietnam
Saigon
Christian Science Monitor
South Vietnam
Romney Goldwater feud ties Romney Miller Hershey meeting
The narrative centers on a private Hershey meeting on August 22 1964 where Governor Romney showed a civil rights statement prepared for Goldwater. Senator Miller of New York read the document and indicated support to Goldwater but Goldwater withheld public approval. Romney made endorsement contingent on civil rights language.
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Michigan
George Romney
Barry Goldwater
William Miller
New York
Romney
Hershey
Romnes
Goldwater
Miller
Cleveland
San Francisco
Aeak
Mao Thought and Western Misreadings Across Cultures
A collage of quotes from Maoist materials and Radio Peking translations highlights how Mao thought became a religious, literature-like influence in China and how Western readers misinterpret Eastern viewpoints. The text notes cross cultural misunderstandings and cites political exchanges around Romney Goldwater civil rights debates and 1968 maneuvers.
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China
Peking
Hong Kong
Plea for Horse Emergency Vet Cooperative After Pony Dies
A valley rider recounts a delayed veterinary response that cost a pony named Sugar 37 inches high. Despite multiple calls over hours, no local emergency service existed and the pony died before a veterinarian arrived. The writer urges forming a cooperative to provide immediate equine aid.
Gratitude from Sa Barro High School for Scottsdale Progress
A Sa Buaro High School teacher thanks the Scottsdale Progress for the paper. Students use five current issues on a work table in journalism class for leads, headlines, and comparisons in studying newspaper makeup.
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Scottsdale
Sa Buaro High School
Hapless peace makers push for Vietnam ceasefire revival
In Saigon Hapless peacemakers press for reestablishment of the 1954 International Control Commission to curb fighting, while both sides hold monthly truces along the demilitarized zone amid hopeful but fragile diplomacy.
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Saigon
International ‘Control + i
Wietnam
Barry Goldwater plan attacked over guaranteed income idea
The article features critics's view on a proposal for a guaranteed income of 4008 dollars per year. It argues such a policy would squander billions and fail to lift all workers from poverty.
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