The GOP Dilemma and Goldwater's Rising Controversy
The piece weighs Goldwater as a divisive GOP figure, with liberals opposing him and conservatives split. It notes potential rivals like Scranton and Rockefeller, warns of a doomed path without a unifying candidate, and cites Wisconsin Indiana Maryland results showing voters backing anti civil rights stances.
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Goldwater
Gov. Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Wisconsin
Indiana
Maryland
A Blessing In Disguise as Georgia Reforms Stalls
The Supreme Court ruling on legislative apportionment ends a costly seven week session in Georgia. The Senate sent an amended constitution to the House after 151 changes, with absences and adjourning questions delaying a new charter and leaving the state about 1.4 million dollars poorer.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
Senate
House
Today in History highlights on June 23, 1964
AP notes notable events on this date: 1688 William Penn buys from Indians for Pennsylvania. 1780 Springfield battle. 1931 flight around the world by Wiley Post and Harold Gatty. 1943 RAF roundtrip to Germany via North Africa. 1947 Taft Hartley Act passes over Truman veto. Eisenhower opposes federal pension for Alger Hiss. Klaus Fuchs released after serving part of a 14 year term. Kennedy reassures Germans at Bonn that US presence in Europe remains needed.
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Associated Press
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Springfield
N. J
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Royal Air Force
Britan
Germany
Italy
North
Africa
Charry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Alger Hiss
Klaus Fuchs
England
Brenden
John F. Kennedy
Bonn
United States
Europe
Supreme Court ends year with key civil rights and reapportionment rulings
The Supreme Court closed its term amid civil liberties rulings and a landmark one voter one vote decision reshaping districting. It overturned trespass convictions from sit ins, upheld desegregation and right to work laws, and limited Fifth Amendment immunity across state lines. The court also barred mandatory Bible and Lord’s Prayer readings in schools and avoided reviewing a major Communist registration fight.
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Washington
The
Supreme Court
Congress
Federal Arbitration Board
Communist Party
U.S
Those Good Old Days Not Quite So Great
AP columnist recalls pre World War I America as romantic but harsh. Old-timers over 60 remember long workweeks, manual laundry, wood stoves, horsecar travel, scarce refrigeration, corsets, and limited leisure. Modern conveniences and faster travel changed life.
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New York
America
April to May retail gains ease fears of a full inflation surge
Revised Commerce Department figures show April retail sales rose and May hit a record 21.7 billion dollars. Over the latest four weeks durable and nondurable goods purchases climbed about six percent from a year earlier, easing concerns of a spending binge while bankers monitor growing consumer debt.
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Department of Commerce
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Discrediting Our Security
Article argues a broad movement to discredit U S security agencies. It cites attacks on J Edgar Hoover and the FBI, calls for civilian review of New York police, and notes fears of CIA and private radio monitoring groups amid references to publications and authors.
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U.S
New York City
City Club of New York
Liberal Party
The
Civil Liberties Union
NAACP
Socialist Party
Michael Murphy
Murphy
John Cassese
Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association
FBI
New York
CIA
Government Is Responsible for Free Europe Radio Roles
A column defends Radio Free Europe and “black radio” outfits amid 1956 Hungar revolt fallout. It argues U S government funding implicates parent agencies for their programs and lauds Radio Liberty for timely famine reporting, while urging caution against discrediting security agencies.
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Free Europe Committee
Radio Free Europe
United States
Patriotism Defined by Roosevelt Quote
Theodore Roosevelt argues patriotism means standing by the country not the President, supporting him when he serves well and opposing him when he fails. He says telling the truth is patriotic unless it would reveal military information to the enemy.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Scudder- Oaks Country School
Claremont
Calif
Publication rights notice and mailing details for Thomasville paper
The document outlines EMBER ASSOCIATED PR&S&S rights for republication of dispatches credited to the Paper. It lists daily publication by Times-Enterprise Co Inc except Sundays, and states second class postage paid at Thomasville Georgia. It provides mailing address 118 N Mad in St and P O Box 608, subscription rates and tax details for Georgia customers.
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Ember Associated Pr&s&s
Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
Madinm St
State of Georgia
Unclear OCR Puzzle Items List
Fragmentary OCR text with numbered items and partial words. No coherent story or entities beyond scattered fragments such as hydraulics basement punctuation and random terms. Unable to determine a specific news item or event from the readable content.
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Boyle
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Hoover
Harlan Fiske Stone
the Nation Magazine
Fred J. Cook
Macmillan
N.Y
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