Floods Cause Bridge and Road Damage Across South Georgia
Heavy rains swollen the Ochlocknee River floodwaters washing over U S 19 and surrounding roads. The rising river swamped low areas and disrupted travel as two train wrecks occurred in Willacoochee and Attapulgus due to weakened trestles.
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Gambling Is Big Business in American Life
Lloyd Shearer writes in Parade that gambling is the top business in the U S with about 50 billion dollars in annual take and 10 billion in profit. He notes gambling appears in many forms from stocks and speculative bets to games like Bolita and casino gambling in Las Vegas, and argues laws exist to protect gullible participants.
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America
Lloyd Shearer
Parade Magazine
Constructive Criticism Tips From Will Rogers
The Jackson Clarion Ledger outlines six guidance points for constructive criticism. Emphasize private critique with a smile, begin with praise, appeal to self interest, be constructive, support the person’s ego, and exit on good terms to maintain goodwill.
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Pearl Harbor attack remembered on December 7 1964
The history column notes the 1941 Japanese air raid on Pearl Harbor with heavy U S casualties and rapid naval damage. It also recalls Delaware ratifying the federal constitution in 1787 and other year landmarks including the New York Philharmonic debut in 1842 and Lloyd George as British prime minister in 1916.
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New York Philharmonic Society
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Washington
Republican Dilemma Shown in Governors’ Denver Statement
Washington AP reports Republican governors at a Denver meeting issued a plan for post 1964 strategy. They endorse moderate civil rights support and inclusion for governors and Congress members in GOP leadership while signaling disapproval of Goldwater’s approach and highlighting a path between old platform and new political realities.
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Dean Burch
Barry Goldwater
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Burch
National Committee
George Romney
Michigan
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Boyle's Notebook Mince Pies Once Illegal
A collection of trivia and quotations from Arnold Glasgow notes quirks of history and daily life. It cites laws and customs from early Massachusetts and Connecticut, percentages on licenses and calories, and humorous aphorisms about meals, money, and mornings.
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Arnold Glasgow
Parental Discipline and the Case for Spanking
A letter argues corporal punishment can be harmful if abused but benefits proper discipline. It cautions against anger while citing Proverbs on a firm rod and argues spanking can guide behavior when used judiciously, aligning with some modern pediatric views in part.
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America
What is next for the Republican Party after the election
The piece analyzes GOP prospects post election with focus on why voters chose candidates and referendums, the party’s power base, and how Goldwater forces, regional divides, and potential reorganizations shape future strategy. It notes policy power sits in Congress and previews 1966 elections as tests of rebuilding unity.
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Arthur Krock
Industrial News Review
Implausible Plan for Independent GOP Governors Group
The piece argues that a national independent GOP governors organization is unlikely to work since governors focus on local issues and ambitions. It recalls the 1963 Miami Beach Governors Conference, Bill Miller’s role in keeping the group cohesive, and critiques the Ripon Society’s accusations linking Miller to a Goldwater plot.
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John Saloma
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bill Miller
Barry Goldwater
Republican Governors’ Association
Miami Beach
Fla
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
George Romney
Michigan
Rockefeller
Wallace
Alabama
Barnett
Mississippi
Doris Fleeson
Miss Fleeson
National Committee
Johnson Wins Reelect Four More Years In Top Spot
Election echo notes Johnson's victory to serve another term as leader. The writer urges citizens to monitor actions, write to Congress, and follow the three Ws to assess future policies.
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Middleport
Johnson
Pasiure
Republicans Weigh Unity Efforts for 1964 Nomination
The piece notes multiple Republican governors seeking top roles, Rockefeller’s nationwide drive, and the tension around party unity. It questions Dean Burch’s impartiality as National Chairman and warns against governors monopolizing national operations, arguing for a balanced, ground-ready strategy.
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Republican National Committee
Dean Burch
Crossword Puzzle 28 Clues and Answers
A list of crossword clues and partial answers covering across and down entries. Spotted items include college degree abbr and multiple entries with misprints and abbreviations. The grid appears scrambled with several entries merged or truncated.
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