Johnson gains ground on Goldwater in polls debate
Editors note compares Gallup polls from November 1963 and September 1964 showing Johnson ahead of Goldwater nationwide by 68 percent over 58 percent. It notes Johnson’s gains among farmers Protestants and college students and a Catholic slide, plus discussion on Goldwaterism and public misperceptions about Goldwater as a war monger. Citizens quoted cite concerns over civ il rights, party dissension, and fears of rock n roll impact if Goldwater wins.
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Johnson
Goldwater
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Joe’ Picciano
Natjan
Logan
Bernie
Ity
Ben Savino
Republican Party
Jack O'Brien
Jim
Roxey
Bob Oshman
Paul Richardson
Gold Water
Advertising managers and staff named in unclear text
Fragmentary OCR lists advertising managers and staff names such as Bill Strauss and Skip Bryan with scattered references to Bob and Bruce. Content is incoherent, hard to parse, and does not yield a clear event or outcome.
Letters Welcome to The Triangle Comments on Peddlers and Privacy
A reader letters column requests student input while defending anonymity, urging open debate on editorial policy. The piece questions campus insurance sales tactics targeting seniors, notes salespeople’ s practice of entering homes and citing age related details, and hints at internal data sources behind personal information used for marketing. Jerry Legault weighs in.
Young People Forum Begins at Angola Congregational Church
A new Young People's Forum at Angola Congregational Church invites Tri State college students and other youths to Sunday morning discussions on political questions shaped by Christian philosophy. Next topic is Foreign Aid Charity or Gold War Weapon with Professor M. Hug as guest and Dr. W E West moderating. Meeting at 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. at 418 South Wayne Street Highway 2½, coffee served. Children accompanying will go to Sunday School.
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Angola
Congregational Church
M. Hug
W.E. West
Freshmen Told to Appear Before Kangaroo Court
Fragmentary note directs freshmen to appear before a Kangaroo Court with bold warnings about being caught with a green beanie. Read as school detention or humorous hazing item from a past issue.
Spirit of Tri State College Students Urged to Support Green Beanie Tradition
A campus editorial argues lack of school spirit stems from weak tradition among freshmen at Tri State College. It praises fraternities and student groups for rallying support, urges new students to wear Green Beanies to bolster campus unity and tradition.
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Tri-State College
T.S.C
Sam Ene
Lone Student Activities Fee Promises Weekend Options
The piece notes a scarce weekend activity scene with few events including a fall festival dance and variety show. A $5,000 Lone Student Activities Fee funds concerts and campus projects while most weekends offer little to do beyond limited options.
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Modulus
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Neal
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Sharite
Bill, Strauss
Mile ‘Chermal
Ron Krawien
iSohn Klosowski
Jim ‘Huizinga
Harold’ Schwartz
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Chét’ Bieleski
Don Alter
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Frank Zenobia
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Bill, McCorkle
Rod Mills
Larry ‘Starkweather
Steve Bernardelli
Snyder
Webster
Kride
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Giroulaion
Skip Bryan
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Bruce
Trifthauser
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