This Day in History June 29 Historic Highlights
June 29 marks events across years including a 1927 flight from California to Hawaii by Albert H. Serger and Lester Maitland, Coronado's expedition crossing the Arkansas into Kansas, Horace Mann’s birth in 1796, and other 20th century milestones. The jumble notes notable birthdays, political events, and disasters.
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Serger
Lester Maitland
Oakla
Honolulu
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GOP Platform Fight Looms Before 1964 Convention
Republican leaders clash over a party platform as the 1964 San Francisco convention approaches. Goldwater threatens a civil rights plank while Scranton Lodge and Rockefeller press for their views on comm and Southeast Asia policy. The 10% resolutions committee meets to shape the platform with Goldwater and other top figures scheduled to testify.
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Rockefeller
California
Goldwater
Cleveland
William W. Scranton
Lodge
Scranton
William F. Miler
Republican National Committee
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Gleanings From Daily Mail Bag of Odd Facts and Quips
Notes collect quirks from 20th century life. It cites psychology pay, entertainers earnings, medical quirks, and old wives tales. It includes a warning on aging, a Dunne quip, and humorous lines about gooseberries and backward days.
Southern senators praise Senator Russell in Civil Rights Bill fight
The letter lauds Richard B. Russell and Herman E. Talmadge for opposing the Civil Rights Bill, calling it a dangerous expansion of federal power and a threat to individual rights. It argues the bill’s passage would empower the federal government and undermine Southern liberties, urging loyal Southerners to thank Russell.
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Georgia
Richard B. Russell
Herman E. Talmadge
Russell
Congress
United States
Lumping Republican leaders into one mainstream idea
John Chamberlain argues against treating Lincoln Roosevelt Hoover Eisenhower and Taft as a single tradition. He says Lincoln was pragmatic, Roosevelt aggressive, Hoover miscast, and Eisenhower and Taft diverged on foreign policy and law. The piece warns against broad labels at San Francisco.
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Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Ike Eisenhower
Bob Taft
Babe Ruth
Bobby Richardson
New York Yankee
Jimmy Cannon
U.S
Perdicaris
Raisuli
Cuba
CIA
Henry Cabot Lodge
Great Britain
Canada
Supreme Court
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Republican Party
Ike
Taft
Texas
Eisenhower
Katyn Forest
Hitler
Lenin
One Bath a Year Propaganda Claim Attracts Youth
The Glenwood Iowa Opinion Tribune says Russian habit rumors are propaganda to lure American youth toward Communism. It notes some Americans also believe one bath a year is sufficient.
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Russia
Glenwood
Iowa
Opinion Tribune
Crossword Clue Pack for Historic Page
List of crossword style definitions with numbers and clues including glossy fabric revealed framework fencing dummy gave medicine to criminal action and more across and down entries covering terms such as incrustation Gypsy second remiss vivacious and other connected hints
Diplomats Need Formal Training Like Military Officers
An article argues for a national academy system to train career diplomats, comparing to the U S military academies and noting Britain’s long standing diplomatic training. It contends systematic preparation improves negotiating power, prevents reliance on chance, and could yield future victories in diplomacy and international affairs. It cites Woodrow Wilson era experiences and concerns about U N dynamics and U S influence.
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Britain
Yaymert Phottain
Piche
White House
Insurance for the Elderly Faces Cancellation Risk
The article argues older insured individuals often lose coverage as they age. It notes some companies cancel policies despite long premium histories and without claims. It suggests fairer rules allowing protected risks to retain coverage with age-appropriate adjustments and nonpayment safeguards.
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Best
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Shamacville Stnes Enterprise public notice rates and address
Daily Thomasville publication notes subscription prices and mailing details. Advertises pricing for weekly and quarterly rates, tax information, and office address at 119 N Madison St Thomasville Ga. States republication rights for Associated Press dispatches and paper content.
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Republican
Focal News
Times-Enterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
P. Co
N. Madison St
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