The GOP Dilemma over Goldwater’s Path to 1964
The piece weighs Barry Goldwater as a polarizing GOP figure with liberals opposing and conservatives split. It notes Gov. William Scranton’s bid to counter him, the party’s lack of unity against Lyndon Johnson, and evolving voter sentiment shown in Wisconsin Indiana and Maryland primaries. It argues Goldwater could energize a liberal–conservative choice for voters.
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Goldwater
Gov. Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
William Scranton
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Wisconsin
Indiana
Maryland
Georgia's costly special session ends with no new constitution
The Supreme Court ruling on legislative apportionment spares Georgia a new constitution after 7 weeks of Senate and House wrangling. The proposed constitution was amended 151 times and the session cost about $1.4 million with no adjournment framework in place. Local observers question the session's necessity and efficiency.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
Senate
House
Today in History roundup for June 28, 1964
Highlights include William Penn's 1688 treaty with Indians in Pennsylvania and the 1947 Taft Hartley Act becoming law over Truman's veto. Other notes cover the Springfield battle of 1780, a 1931 around the world flight, Eisenhower's 1954 stance on Alger Hiss, and Klaus Fuchs’ release from prison. Kennedy's Bonn speech is also noted.
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Associated Press
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Springfield
N. J
Wiles Post
Harold Gatty
Oval Ave
John F. Kennedy
Bonn
United States
Europe
Consumer Spending Rises After Tax Cut Fears
Revised Commerce figures show April retail sales up with May at a record 21.7 billion dollars. Over the past four weeks, durable and nondurable goods sales rose 6 percent from a 193 period, easing concerns sparked by earlier tax cut fears.
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Department of Commerce
Supreme Court ends year with civil rights wins and reapportionment ruling
The Supreme Court closed a busy term with major civil liberties rulings and a pivotal reapportionment decision. It upheld the one person one vote standard, broadened Fifth Amendment protections in state cases, and allowed states to enforce right to work while limiting Communist party penalties.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Communist Party
Federal Arbitration Board
Good Old Days Not Very Good Remembered
The column recalls pre World War I America with nostalgia and humor, noting hardship, long work weeks, outdoor laundry, coal heat, hand crank cars, rough roads, and limited leisure. It contrasts past struggles with present economic debates on inflation and consumer debt, citing Morgan Guaranty Trust and Manufacturers Hanover Trust observations.
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America
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
New York
Discrediting Security Agencies Across U S Quietly Grows
Washington observes a spreading, subtle campaign to undermine security bodies from the FBI to the CIA and private radio monitors. Critics target J Edgar Hoover as aging but allies defend his capability while other voices call for civilian review boards over police.
Government Is Responsible for Free Europe Radio Role
A columnist argues that the free Europe Committee and Radio Free Europe may have inspired Hungarian unrest in 1956 but attributes primary responsibility to U S policy and funding of "black radio" groups. They praise Radio Liberty's early famine reporting and defend security agencies as essential to liberty, while urging caution against discrediting them.
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U.S
FBI
New York
Free Europe Committee
Radio Free Europe
United States
Radio Liberty
Munich
New York City
Soviet Russia
Wise and
Ross
Patriotism Defined as Standing by Country Not Officials
Theodore Roosevelt says patriotism means supporting the country, not blindly backing a president. He argues loyalty requires truth telling unless withholding would reveal military value to the enemy. Speech excerpt circulated via Scudder Oaks Country School in Claremont California.
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Theodore, Roosevelt
Scudder- Oaks Country School
Claremont
Calif
Thomasville Times Enterprise Publication Details
Official notices from the Thomasville Times Enterprise Company outline republication rights and mailing details. It lists address for subscriptions and change of address, contact number, and mail rates including weekly and yearly tax-inclusive prices.
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Times-Enterprise Co. Inc
Thomasville
N. Madison
P. D
All Departments Canal
Tate
Georgia
Across Puzzling Word Squares from Clues
Crossword style grid clues mix across and down entries with partial word fragments. The list features astronomy animals crafts and historical terms, hinting at a themed puzzle from a newspaper page.
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Grand Canyon
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Hoover
Harlan Fiske Stone
the Nation Magazine
Fred J. Cook
Macmillan
N.Y
City Club of New York
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NAACP
Socialist Party
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Murphy
John Cassese
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