Voters urged to choose school board members who will work hard
The editorial argues trustees must serve the public faithfully and put in long hours. It cites attendance records of Lyman Davidson, Nelda Jones, Keith Turley, Bill Close, and Earl Sumrall and urges voters to favor candidates willing to dedicate time, noting three have announced bids and others may follow.
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The
Arizonian
Lyman Davidson
Nelda Jones
Keith Turley
Bill Close
Earl Sumrall
Sumrall
Army chief Johnson ends big Army photo campaigns
Gen Harold K Johnson ends the Army’s parade and presentation photo drives saying the 1964 photographic effort cost 3.8 million dollars and is too costly. The move raises questions about public relations costs amid tradition of generals posing for pictures.
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Army
Harold K. Johnson
Johnson
Machines and empires in early American growth warned by McGill
Ralph McGill traces the 1793 exchange with China’s Chien Lung and the surge of the industrial revolution into the United States. He notes immigration fueling labor and the social costs of rapid growth, and argues America’s evolving fate tied to machines, democracy, and global commerce.
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Britain
George III
China
Chien Lung
United States
Atlantic
Europe
America
Asia
Marx
East
George
United Nations
Birth control stance opposes Catholic bishops request
Dayton Ohio Journal Herald reports opinion urging national birth control information program despite Catholic bishops opposition. Editorial argues population control is essential in overpopulated areas and should be a domestic policy, asserting national interest overrides religious objections.
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Catholic Bishops of
United States
National Welfare Conference
America
Dayton
Ohio
Journal-Herald
Sugar subsidies draw in foreign growers amid U.S. quotas
Marquis Childs reports on the House Agricultural Committee led by Chairman Cooley moving to raise domestic sugar production and quotas while foreign sugar growers seek a share of the subsidized U.S. market. He notes costs to taxpayers, impact on Latin America, and the role of lobbyists in the subsidy regime.
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Washington
Harald Cooley
House’ Agricultural Committee
Couley
Justice
Fe Mutual
Cooley
Faith Aioe
Mexico
United States
Americas
U.S. Sugar Corp
Florida
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Co., Ltd
Hawaii
Barry Goldwater Advice Sparks GOP Self-Examination
Barry Oldwater argues the Republican Party must resist a radical fringe and redefine its stance. Columnists press for liberal leanings to withdraw, while Scranton warns against witch hunts and center-periphery splits. The piece urges the GOP to act as a distinct, principled party resisting centralization.
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Republican Party
William Scranton
Haglécts
America faces dual war risk as Viet Nam and India Pakistan clash
In a Security Council debate Bob Considine urges an olive branch while B 52s strike in Viet Nam. The piece critiques U S aid, recalls Eisenhower era ties with India and Pakistan, and questions prolonging a costly proxy war as Madame Chiang Kai-shek visits New York and urges confrontation with Red China.
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United Nations Security Council
India
Pakistan
Viet Nam
United States
Washington
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
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