Political Circus Around Impeachment Trial Criticized
The document denounces the BE Wilhaan impeachment case as a costly mismanaged witch hunt and calls for constitutional reforms to curb the Corporation Commissions power. It notes potential perjury and urges the attorney general to investigate conflicting claims and evidence.
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Phoenx
BE. T. Wilhaan
Jack Buzard
Exvern Cal Justice
Senate
Williams Nor
Buzard
Corporation Commission
Shoud
Fair Shake for City Folk Equal Representation in State Senate
The piece argues that city residents, especially in Maricopa County, should gain equal representation in state legislatures, noting disparities with rural counties and predicting future shifts as a new Senate election formula is devised. It contends that popular representation could improve governance and give Maricopa County a fair chance to influence outcomes.
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Supreme Court
Arizona
Maricopa
Senate
Maricopa County
Glass-House Anger and double think in Australia protest
The article notes about 2,000 students clashing with police outside the U S consulate in Australia as part of civil rights anger. It argues that Australia has no racial problem and criticizes the hypocrisy of students condemning U S politics while Australian immigration policy is exclusionary.
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America
Australia
Nixon’s Role Under Fire in GOP Nomination Battle
Washington reports a heated clash among moderates and conservatives within the Republican Party. Rich ard Nixon faces rivals as he maneuvers amid Scranton Goldwater tensions while denying personal arm twisting. A California primary and a possible third force candidate fuel party intrigue and debates over Nixon’s control of the nomination process.
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Washington
Republican Party
Richard M. Nixon
Scranton-Goldwater
Childs
Armhi Fion
Nivan
California
Barry Goldwater
Cleveland
Nixon
San Francisco
William W. Scraneton
Pennsylvania
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Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Nixton
Rockefeller
Arizona
Gold
Nixon Faces California Rift as GOP Rivals Align
The article portrays a pre convention struggle in California with Nixon denying any deal with Goldwater while many voters and figures tilt toward Goldwater. It notes Knight’s shift from Nixon to Rockefeller amid campaign tensions and recalls Knowland’s 1958 defeat and Brown's subsequent rise, ending with Nixon relocating to New York.
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Water
Nixon
Sen. Goldwater
California
Goodwin Knight
Knight
Imperial Bank of California
Board of Directors
George L. Graziadio Jr
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Sen
William Knowland
Republican Party
Knowland
Edmund G.pat Brown
Brown
New York
Johnson Victory Seen In November Windfall for GOP Desertions
New York report argues Lyndon B Johnson would beat the GOP in November even with a weak running mate. The piece notes Goldwater faces limited GOP support, insider doubts about Eisenhower and Nixon, and predicts LBJ seeks a running mate to shore up weak northern and midwestern support while retaining the South and labor backing.
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Johnson
GOP Desert Goldwater
New York
Lyndon Baines ‘Johnson
Joe Zilch
Bridge Triumphs and National Aim for a Breakthrough
Billy Vaughan laments U S performance in bridge as Italy dominates a 60 deal final 158 to 112. He recalls childhood wish to avoid bridge and urges a national push toward improvement, contrasting with space and athletics successes and calling for a bridge breakthrough.
Bridge Loss to Italy Is Humiliating
A column laments American decline in cultural games as it compares a bridge loss to Italy with a call for patriotic pastime. The author urges parents to play bridge with their children and highlights a perceived lack of national spirit amid affluence.
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Italy
U.K
Coal wage rise fuels poverty debate in Southern Appalachia
In April the first new United Mine Workers contract since 1958 took effect triggering strikes and protests in dog hole pits across the Appalachian coal fields. Base pay rises to 26.25 dollars daily by next year, a decision seen as increasing unemployment and straining social services while spurring calls for education and retraining under the war on poverty.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
National Guard
U.S. Department of Labor
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
McGraw-Hill
Unemployment Rises as Mines Adopt Mechanization in Appalachia
The article notes a roughly two percent gain in unemployment as mines shift to continuous min ers and long wall machines, with several small operations already closed in early 1964. It details productivity gains from new equipment, projected casualty effects on small and mid sized mines, and links poverty programs to Appalachia amid stalled coal employment.
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Appalachia
Johnson
Republicans Face Long Odds Against Johnson Outlook
Roscoe Drummond argues Republicans have a chance but face long odds. He cites incumbency advantages for Johnson, his center shift, and strong image as doers. He warns of Asia risks and domestic policy limits, urging a constructive campaign to hold power and prepare for 1968.
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Taft
Hoover
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Laos
Viet Nam
Democratic Congress
Senate
House
White House
Congress
Miami
Fred Schwengel
Iowa
Scretistis
Choosy mother vanishes after trying on jacket in London store
In London a mother shopping for sports jackets tried on several coats then fled the shop and disappeared into the crowd. Police hunt for her with few details and no clues about her motive or destination.
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London
UPI
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