Scranton Withdraws Shifts 1968 GOP Hope To Romney
The 1964 Illinois GOP contest shows Gov. William Scranton bowing out of presidential bids leaving the field to Gov. George Romney and Richard Nixon. Scranton calls his decision irrevocable as Romney looms as the likely 1968 nominee while Dirksen and other supporters back Goldwater.
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Illinois
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater Country
Sen. Goldwater
Arizona
Chicago
Sen
Everett Dirksen
Scranton
San Francisco
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Gov. Rockefeller
Gov. Scranton
George Romney
Michigan
Richard Nixon
Harold E. Stassen
Gov. Romney
Does It Matter Who Is First
Analysis argues over pride in NASA and Soviet space efforts after Surveyor success. It notes setbacks in Gemini 9 and warns against overconfidence. It asserts space belongs to all nations and that first landing nations should not claim lunar territory.
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Benjamin Milwitzky
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U. S
United States
Soviet Union
Split Among Economists Over Johnson's Economic Course
An analysis by M. J. Rossant in the New York Times describes a holy war among new economists who follow Lord Keynes. They debate how to apply his theories to current conditions as inflation rises and Johnson hesitates to use brakes for political and economic reasons. Gardner Ackley’s views may reflect political influence on policy ahead of elections.
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Johnson
M. J. Rossant
New York Times
Lord Keynes
School of Economics
Lenin
Flation
Rossant
Gardner Ackley
Keynes
Mallorca
Majorca
Caballero
New York
Ackley
Heller
New Economics
Lindsay Contests Election and Parody Ads In The Bawl Street Journal
New York, June 3. John Lindsay sharply challenges his mayoral win accusing Mayor Beame of a sham election and tins of humor parody ads in the Bawl Street Journal. The piece notes cartoons and satire amid sales and distribution by banks and brokerages. It also touches Broadway shows and garden musings.
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Bawl Street Journal
Bond Club of
New York
Lindsay
John Lindsay
Abe Beame
Mrs. Lindsay
Bob
Chase Manhattan Bank
Two Views Of New Economics U S Banks On Restraint
M J Rossant reports a split in the New Economics between Gardner Ackley and Walter Heller over inflation strategy. Ackley favors restraint and tax policy flexibility, while Heller supports temporary tax increases to curb inflation. Ackley argues for pragmatic flexible restraint, Johnson backing his approach amid electoral pressures.
Goldwater Funds Used in Primaries by Conservative Groups
Conservative activists linked to the Citizens Committee for Conservatios and Young Americans for Freedom used carryover 1964 funds to aid insurgent GOP candidates in Kansas Michigan Pennsylvania and Ohio. The groups reported sharing, rebates for 1964 TV time, and payments to counsel and media outfits, with leaders citing limited control over the practice.
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David S. Broder
New York Times
Washington
Barry M. Goldwater
Goldwater
Citizens Committee For Conservatives
Citizens Committee For Goldwater-Miller
William E. Miller
Buffalo
Goldwaters
Kansas
Michigan
Young Americans For Freedom
Pennsylvania
Ohio
John Rich Society
William E. Flax
Robert A. Taft Jr
Cincinnati
Citizens Committee For Conservatios
Clerk of the House
James M. Day
Goldwater Movement
Young Republican National Federation
O’donnell
Day
Associated Counsel
D. C
Fox News
D.C
National News Research
Ralph de Toledano
Carbondale Citizens Proud Of Community Involvement
Leonard E Kraft praises Carbondale residents for their civic engagement around the 1966 move to a council manager government. He commends the newspaper’s role in informing readers and notes church leaders Rev Howe and Father Haas as inspirations for free expression and leadership.
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Southern Illnoisan
Carbondale
Leonard E. Kraft
Ordinance Opposed Hampers City Manager System in Carbondale
The Citizens for City Manager commend swift mayoral action in seeking a competent City Manager. They oppose an ordinance to place Police and Fire under a State Merit Board arguing it strips the City Manager of appointing chiefs. They urge discarding the ordinance to preserve the new government and voter intent. Rev. Charles E F Howe and Rev. M B Haas sign.
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The
Southern Illinoisan
Cochairman
Citizens For City Manager
Carbondale
Gene Ramsey
Miller
Charles E. F. Howe
M. B. Haas
Secret Service escort tied to UT graduation scene
The article notes at commencement that at least two capped and gowned graduates will be Lynda Bird Johnson's Secret Service escorts. It adds quips about flowers in the ceremony and mentions Vietnam GIs reading college protests, with a tongue in cheek aside about Pat Nugent on the White House detail. It also recalls the Battle of Jutland as a major naval engagement 50 years on.
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University of Texas
Lynda Bird
Secret Service
Pat Nugent
White House
Jutland
Fuel Capacity Limits U S Hot Pursuit Debate
Maj Paul J Gilmore cautions senators RFK and Fulbright over hot pursuit risking broader war with China. He notes U S jets lack range to strike deep into North Viet Nam and return, with fuel constraints shaping tactical limits and sanctuary concerns.
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U.S
William J. Perkinson
Alliance
Washington
Paul J. Gilmore
Air Force
North Viet Nam
Robert F. Kennedy
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Red China
South
Viet Nam
North
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Maj. Gilmore
Hub Zemke
Yalu
China
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