GOP Intraparty Clash Looms Before GOP Convention
The piece forecasts a bitter GOP struggle between Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater ahead of the July nominating convention. Rockefeller's reform reputation and wealth are noted as assets, while Goldwater's confident stance after California and Oregon spending hints at fresh party division and sharp exchanges before the convention.
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Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Stone Mountain Motel Probe Prompts Public Interest
The Stone Mountain Motel financial affair faces examination by the Governor's Commission for Efficiency and Improvement on Government. Allegations of excessive charges suggest a possible million dollar cost. Officials may reveal who benefited and how the funds were spent as public scrutiny continues.
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Antique car rentals lure New Yorkers with chrome classics
The Wall Street Journal notes firms rent antiques from a Pierce Arrow to a 1930 Rolls Royce for special events. Rates range from nine dollars an hour for a Pierce Arrow with chauffeur to twenty-five for a Land Yacht with captain and steward. Celebrities, dates, and business prospects seek the nostalgic thrill of open-road breeze and bygone glamour.
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Johnson Opens Up on Barry Goldwater Speech Marked Campaign Start
AP reports Lyndon Johnson used a broad national security speech to frame his 1964 presidential bid, aiming to reassure allies and counter Barry Goldwater. Johnson touted new weapons programs, increased combat readiness, and a growing strategic force, while Goldwater urged faster tech development and wider deterrence.
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Boyle's Notebook Pays Tribute To His Mother
Kansas City AP writer notes an aging母 who raised a large family in Ireland and America. The column blends reflections on motherhood, resilience, and political views from Goldwater to mid 20th century missiles. It contrasts a loving matriarch with a bustling family and enduring independence.
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Kansas City Star
U.S
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
U.N
Tshombe
New York Harlem Faces Violence as Racial Tensions Rise
The piece argues Harlem shows acute racial trouble with gangs, violence, and fear in New York City. It contrasts Southern and Northern unrest, cites Kennedy’s Mississippi actions, and questions media bias while urging fair scrutiny of all regions.
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U. S. News and World Report
Wagner
New York
Vietnam
Robert F. Kennedy
Oxford
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University of Mississippi
State warns against excess progress amid 2000 birth debate
The column notes that test tube babies could be common by 2000 while the State reiterates its conservative stance. It argues there can be such a thing as too much progress.
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Predictions Coming True by John Chamberlain
The columnist reflects on past forecasts while praising a U.S. economic rebound driven by Lyndon Johnson and a resilient industrial sector. He notes lower inflationary pressure in Europe, rising U.S. gold stocks, and gains from steel renovations and unit train shipments aiding major utilities.
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Eliot Janeway
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
Europe
England
Johnsons consumer appeal tests UAW patience and inflation
The column warns Johnson may spark optimism that could encourage inflationary wage demands. It notes Walter Reuther seeks a Democratic win but may refrain from pressing for large raises to avoid White House pushback. It argues capital seeks disciplined economies and links this to gold and market shifts.
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Lyndon Johnson
United Automobile Workers
Walter Reuther
White House
On This Date June 5 Historical Highlights
A compact history card notes events on June 5 across years 1723 Adams Smith born 1781 Augusta captured 1848 Wisconsin legislature met 1917 draft enrollment 1944 Tiber crossing 1947 Marshall Plan announced 1964 today 1960s political moves and 1962 desegregation context at Mississippi.
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Wisconsin
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France
Italy
U.S
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As We Soo It
A observer notes a cantankerous world with conflicts abroad and partisan divides at home. The piece reflects on widespread gripes and the constant worry these differences provoke in daily life and global affairs.
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