Graham’s Crusade Against Sin Draws Little Support
The Phoenix mayor Milt Graham promotes enforcing a 1901 underage smoking law and closing dance halls. The piece argues morality efforts miss the core issue urban teens face boring recreation and lack of positive activities. It urges community programs with teachers social workers and recreation experts to craft meaningful alternatives.
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Phoenix
Milt Graham
Carrie Nation
Andrew Comstock
Graham
Goldwater Rejects Controversial Film Choice Over Racist Tones
A split in the Goldwater camp over film Choice leads to its ban on network TV. White’s rival command post vs the National Committee clashed on strategy and propaganda. Goldwater vetoed the film after seeing it, ending plans for Ballot Box 13 and halting other civic broadcasts.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Choice
America
Raymond Massey
Goldwater
F. Clifton White
Rye
National
Citizens For Goldwater- Miller
Arizona
Republian National Committee
White
National Committee
Eisenhower Farm
Dick Tuck
Denison Kitchell
Dean Burch
Philadelphia
Citizens Group
Johnson
Senate
LBJ
De Gaulle threatens NATO unity and European autonomy
Marquis Childs reports a top secret warning that Charles de Gaulle may withdraw France from NATO if the US advances the mixed manned nuclear force. A separate bargain with the Soviet bloc and a Franco-German treaty centered Europe as a union of nation-states under French leadership.
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Rome
Atlantic Alliance
Charles de Gaulle
France
Western Europe
Childs
Europe
Paris
de Gaulle
Germany
NATO
European Economic Community
Geneva
Soviet Union
Moscow
Stalin
de’ Gaulle
Europé
Frante
Considine Reform and Feud in Anglo Clergy Show Tensions
In London a clash unfolds between Bermondsey vicar Rev Percy Gray and Bishop Mervyn Stockwood with Gray barred from diocesan councils and calling the bishop an outspoken left winger. Parallel disputes surround Prince Charles unpublished reflections at Gordonstoun, with Terence Smith suing for the return of the manuscript.
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London
England
Colonies
Canterbury
Church of England
Percy Gray
Mervyn Stockwood
Mr. Gray
Chute
Stolkwood
Britain
Charles
Gordonstoun
Terence Smith
Mercury Press
Smith
Joseph Simpson
Bonnie Prince Charles
Tax Policy Contrast In U S and Britain
UPI reports opposite tax paths in the United States and Britain. Britain raises income taxes to curb demand and inflation while protecting the pound. the U S cuts taxes to spur consumer spending and boost competitiveness, with deficits used to avert recession and fund future programs.
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U.S
Britain
Washington
UPI
United States
Harold Wilson
Civil rights protests feared to reignite after calm
New York police officials warn that civil rights demonstrations may surge again as Harlem, Rochester and other riots have shown. Leaders failed to halt mobs driven by demagogues, with violence spreading within Black communities. Demonstrations paused after a July NAACP, Urban League, and King statement urged restraint until after the presidential election.
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New York
Harlem
Rochester
Martin Luther King Arived
Robert F. Wagner
Edward Cavanaugh
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
The
National Urban League
Negro American Labor Council
Martin Luther King
South
Illinois
California
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Maurice L Carter Advertising Director
Advertising director Maurice L Carter works in the Vol IV No 230 edition dated November 13 1964. The brief note notes his role in the publication and the issue timing.
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Maurice L.carter
Advertising Director
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By John Pierson
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Henry Taylor
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Scottsdale Progress
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Dan Byrne
Scottsdale Daily Progress
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