Goldwater image dominates GOP race to San Francisco ballot
The national GOP convention fight tightens as Barry Goldwater faces a stampede against him from Pennsylvania Governor Scranton and others while Montana and party leaders weigh a moderate platform. Debate centers on ideological purity versus broader appeal and a shift in domestic and foreign policy.
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Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Scranton
Arizona
Montana
GOP
Senate
Ceteden Wee Gop
Johnson
U.S. Exonerated in Canal Zone Riot Actions
An international jurists commission ruled U S Canal Zone troops did not violate human rights in January riots and that force used was justified. It criticized Panama for inciting the disturbances. The decision leaves Panama’s treaty-change demands unresolved and signals U S compliance may be required to restore harmony.
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International Commission of Jurists
U.S. Canal Zone
Panama
U.S
Butte Daily Post Staff Roster and Affiliations
The Montana Standard and Butte Daily Post list staff including Richard Morrison as publisher Ward Fanning as associate publisher Walter Nelson as editor D R Campbell Jr as advertising director John Calcaterra as managing editor Frank Quinn as feature editor T K Conway as office manager Joseph Stocke as circulation manager Pessy Verstappen as women's editor official newspaper of Silver Bow County and the City of Butte
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The
Standard Post
Lee Newspapers of Montana, Inc
Richard 8. Morrison
Ward Fanning
Walter L. Nelson
D. R. Campbell Jr
John Calcaterra
Frank Quinn
T. K. Conway
Joseph Stocke
Pessy Verstappen
Byrd recalls 1932 Democratic platform on economy
Sen Harry Byrd reiterates loyalty to the 1932 Democratic platform calling for a balanced federal budget and reduced spending. Commentators note FDR abandoned early economy moves and deficit spending began, while inflation eroded the dollar. Republican leaders urge a concrete economy plank to unite the party.
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Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lyle C. Wilson
UPI
Washington
FDR
U.S
Republican Critical Issues Council
Milton
Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Republican Party
Scranton Campaign Sees Mixed Delegates At Baltimore Conclave
William Scranton began his presidential bid with a Baltimore convention appearance as Goldwater backers hoped for three or four delegates. They won seven or eight of Maryland's 20, while费用 McKeldin and Nixon supporters also loom. Delegation discontent grows over Newton Steers tactics. Rep Rogers Morton criticized the keynote, noting Scranton’s speech was unusual. Goldwater supporters secured seven or eight slots. Cecate Shemales and Robert Bauman emerge as notable Goldwater backers.
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William Scranton
Baltimore
Goldwater
Maryland
Scranton
Theodore McKeldin
Rockefeller
Nixon
GOP
Newton Steers
Steers
Rogers C. B. Morton
Cambridge
Tomtgessieien
Cecate Shemales
Robert E. Bauman
Easton
Bauman
Young Americans For Freedom
Definition of an elephant a mouse built to government specs
A short, wry item from Platteville Colorado The piece defines an elephant as a mouse built to government specifications reflecting the era's satirical take on regulatory or bureaucratic excess.
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Platteville, Colo
Herald
Readers Respond on Women Workers and Teachers Pay
A reader defends women in work and argues teachers deserve summer employment. The letter challenges local attitudes toward 12 month versus nine month salaries and the need for higher pay to support families, noting teachers often must seek extra work.
Officials praised for basement flood response in city
A grateful taxpayer thanks city engineering, water company, and Anaconda Co. staff who worked at night to address a basement flood. The reader withholds their name.
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Mataiea Water Company
City Engineering
Anaconda Co
Cepa
Guerrilla Warfare on the Rails
Victor Riesel reports on railroad union tensions led by Mr. Labor and Luna. Grievances include extra boards for low seniority, pay for air hoses, more relief workers, and disputes over maintenance work shifting between Ohio and Pennsylvania. unions push for local railroad solutions and resist central arbitration or White House mediation.
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Brotherhood
Transport Workers Union
Pennsy
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lima
White House
Calcium Spur on Heel Causes Pain and Surgery Consideration
A reader describes a painful heel spur from calcium deposition and notes that padded shoe insoles may relieve pressure. If pain persists surgery to remove the lump may be advised. The column also covers water importance for kidneys and notes a breast cyst recurrence risk and general health Q and A.
Classified Help Wanted Ad Fragments
Fragmentary classified notice from a newspaper page lists department contact numbers and agency names but partial text obscures full details. The readable items show a Society Editor and Business notices with unclear roles and contact lines.
Persians Consider High Matters After Wine Delays
The Persians discuss weighty topics while warmed by wine and again face the decisions the next day in cooler moments, the same person prompting the debate in their gathering.
Assails Cloak Of Anonymity In Public Debate
A reader letters criticize anonymous Indigent Taxpayer input and a public stance on political anonymity and competition. The writer argues for accountability and frames the looming 1964 race as a battleground, referencing Barry Goldwater and national safety.
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AIME
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Butte commended for traffic enforcement by Anaconda shopper
A letter to the Butte Traffic Court and City Council praises the city for issuing parking tickets to drivers who come to Butte to shop. The writer notes Anaconda shoppers visit Butte only after failing to find what they need locally and expresses support for enforcement.
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Butte
Anaconda
Virginia M. Davis
Ana
Louisiana’s Land of Dixie Referred to by Forester During Talks
A forester labeled Louisiana as the land of dixies during discussions about areas needing business. The remark underscores regional identity in statewide economic talks.
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Louisiana
Land of
Dixies
Scotland Yard Holds Gun Policy as Global Moral
Scotland Yard reiterates that London police on boats will not carry firearms, arguing an armed force could trigger an arms race among criminals and set a dangerous global example. The policy and its implications are discussed as a lesson for nations in a tense world.
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Scotland Yard
London
Metropolitan Police Agency
Even in Politics WASHINGTON MO Citizen headline
The brief item notes a political race dynamic in Washington Missouri as a man with push is described as often passing the man with opposition.
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Washington, MO
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