Goldwater Viet Nam Policy Fails To Offer Clear Course
Editorial argues Goldwater must present a concrete Viet Nam policy beyond broad criticisms. It notes his past stance aligns with Eisenhower Dulles, questions lack of alternatives, and cites his attacks on Henry Cabot Lodge amid Republican internal rifts over Johnson administration policy.
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Barry Goldwater
United States
Viet Nan
Old Guard
GOP
Johnson
Sen. Goldwater
South Viet Nam
Arizonan
Viet Nam
Dien Bien Pht
Eisenhower-Dulles
Kennedy-Johnson
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Republican Party
Mr. Lodge
William Scranton
Ambassador Lodge
Civil rights bill moves toward final approval
A lengthy civil rights package now awaits House approval of the Senate version and the President's signature. It seeks to outlaw discrimination in voting, public accommodations, employment, federally aided projects, schools, and the courts, with two key provisions allowing federal action if states fail to address discrimination. The measure, supported by civil rights advocates and backed by Republican votes, emphasizes equal rights for all Americans while preserving state action options in some areas.
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U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. Senate
House
Senate
U.S
Feneral
Hut
Illinois
Everett M. Dirsken
GOP
Editor's Viewpoint on Equal Districts and One Man One Vote
Edward Lindsay argues against altering constitutional apportionment to curb Supreme Court overruling and warns that current trends push toward standard metropolitan areas. He analyzes Illinois House and Senate districting, Cook County influence, and the risk of Chicago political machine control expanding into suburban districts.
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Edward Lindsay
Everett Dirksen
Mllinois
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Ilinois
House of Representatives
Senate
Illinois Senate
Downstate
Cook County
Chicago
Cook
General Assembly
House
U.S. Census Bureau
Illinois
Rockford
Peoria
Rock Island-Maling
Springfield Decatur
Champaign
St. Clair - Madison
St. Louis
City of
Chicago Democratic Party
Dream Winners and the Price of Wealth in Pools
Jimmy Gault, 57, won 200,684 pounds tax free in the English pools, then faced begging letters and public scrutiny. He shared the prize with a cousin, toured the world, and later died of thrombosis after five years of rich life and strain. Others who won faced misery, altered lives, and charity pressures. several families left widows and debts behind.
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John R. Farrow
Associated Press
London
Jimmy Gault
Jimmy
Britain
Billy Stranaghan
Charlie
Elsie Dormer
Dormer
Mrs. Dormer
Hollywood
Harry Hayes
Secret of Success Welk Always Pleases His Audience
New York June 27. Lawrence Welk, nearing his 10th season as star of a high rated TV show, says his recipe for success is to please the audience with variety and joy. He notes a low mood in the orchestra world and emphasizes casting that serves viewers across ages. Welk, born near Strasburg ND, built a long career from local bands to a national program, with a strong family feel on his show and a preference to showcase his own people. He lives in Brentwood with wife Fern.
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Cynthia Lowry
Associated Press
New York
Lawrence Welk
Welk
ABC
Strasburg
N.D
Alsace- Loraine
Black Hills
Chestra
Chicago
Aragon Ballroom
Santa Monica
Los Angeles
Larry Hooper
Fern
Brentwood
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