Barry Goldwater Offers Honest Convictions on Civil Rights
The piece argues Barry Goldwater voted against cloture citing constitutional concerns in Sections II and VII. It notes his stance may cost him votes from civil rights opponents while gaining support in the South and among those disillusioned with Johnson. It suggests voters may back him for President for his perceived sincerity.
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Barry Goldwater
Arizona
United States
South
Johnson
Kennedy
Wisconsin
Indiana
Maryland
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Gov. Wallace
Wallace
Goldwater
Republican Party
Irresponsible Remarks From Republican Leaders
The piece condemns remarks by Dick Nixon and former President Eisenhower about Vietnam. It criticizes Nixon for optimistic talk on Red China intervention and opposes using nuclear weapons. It questions Eisenhower’s six eight years of effort to bolster morale and labels the views as irresponsible.
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Atlanta
Dick Nixon
U. S
Viet Nam
Eisenhower
Today in History June 20 highlights from 1931 to 1964
On this date in history events include Hoover proposing a one year intergovernmental debt moratorium in 1931, Maryland being granted to Lord Baltimore in 1932, the French Revolution starting in 1789, West Virginia’s statehood in 1863, Alaska purchase proclamation in 1867, Friedrichshafen raid in 1943, Truman’s appendix operation ten years ago, the Korea front line fortifications claim five years ago, and a 1963 arms control accord linking Washington and Moscow signed a year ago.
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Hoover
Internal threat warned as U S citizens praise Cuba and Viet Cong
The piece denounces American students who visited Cuba and supported the Viet Cong, calling it treasonous. It cites June AP reporting on four students advocating destruction of the U S government, and notes a Haverford group raising funds for Viet Cong aid. It urges U S agencies to root out internal subversion amid Cold War fears.
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International Communist Movement
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Sec
Associated Press
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Cuba
Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Haverford College
Pennsylvania
South
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Haverford
Front of National Liberation of
South Viet Nam
Mece van Hieu
Viet Cong
Czechoslovakia
American Civil Liberties Union
Fred MacMurray on Fatherhood and TV Fame
Hollywood star Fred MacMurray reflects on fatherhood differences between home life and television comedy. He notes his on screen sage guidance contrasts with real life, where anger rises and solutions aren’t quick. He cites his children and famous status affecting Robby at school.
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Hollywood
Robby
Fred
Do People Still Believe in Angels Today
The author affirms belief in angels, noting angels are described over 300 times in the Bible. They distinguish holy celestial angels from fallen ones, citing biblical lines about angels guarding believers and aiding the resurrection, concluding that belief in angels persists as Bible-backed.
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Heaven
Angale
Senators In Georgia Face Absence Criticism In Session
Observations argue the Georgia State Senate is weakened by absenteeism as the seven week special session drags on. The piece flags rising costs to taxpayers nearly one and a half million dollars and warns of another session to satisfy Supreme Court reapportionment. It links metropolitan Atlanta power to diminished rural influence, predicting shifted legislative dominance toward cities.
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Georgia State Senate
Georgia
Supreme Court
Atlanta
General Assembly
United States
Congress
Publican Pro Outlines Campaign Tactics in Presidential Race
A fragmentary publican memo discusses campaign management during the presidential race. Appears to reference the Republican candidate’s taft organization and efforts by Nixon to oppose or support various aims while facing internal disagreements and strategic warnings.
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Publican
Promine
Scranton Deliberations Highlight 1964 Delegates
Fragmented text references Scranton and discussions on Goldwater Nixon and delegates. Mentions pressures for early release or timing, and concerns over establishment influence. No clear event date or outcome is discernible in readable phrases.
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Francisco
Sant
Scranton
Nixon
New York
Fragmented OCR reads like stray quotes on candidacy
Readable lines pivot around political figures with scattered phrases about Goldwater, Ohio, bargaining and a hero. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or clear outcomes.
Debate Over Goldwater Nixon Split At Republican Row
A long analysis notes Goldwater Nixon rivalries and strategy during the Republican race. Scranton and allies maneuver for uncommitted delegates as backroom talk shapes the Ohio and New York contests.
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