Religion Not A Big Issue In This Year’s Election
Sen. Goldwater’s Catholic running mate and Protestant concerns shape voting shifts, with many Protestants previously wary of Kennedy swinging back toward Democrats in various regions. The survey finds limited anti Catholic impact on Goldwater support, while Johnson gains appear in areas with historical Democratic leanings, including Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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Doctors Quit Cigarettes in Britain Says Half of Doctors Stop
Lord Cohen of Birkenhead, president of Britain’s Royal Society of Health, reported that about half of Britain’s doctors have quit smoking. He noted that overall cigarette use rose again after a temporary 1962 drop and that health education spending remains well below NHS costs.
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U of A Film to Be Shown at Festival
The University of Arizona film Yankee Painter The Work of Winslow Homer by Harry W Atwood Jr is selected for the 1964 San Francisco Film Festival this month. It showcases over 60 Homer paintings and sketches with Atwood as producer, and Quinn the UA art professor wrote and narrated the script.
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Rail Man Quits Railways to Seek Anglican Priesthood
Exeter England July 1969 UPI report tells of Donald Madge 59 who after forty two years as a British Railways employee quits to study for priesthood in the Church of England marking a decisive career change and religious pursuit.
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UA student group among top six in nation
The University of Arizona chapter of the Society for Advancement of Management is named one of the nation’s top six college groups. It will receive a banner award at the 19th annual International Management Conference in New York City. Scott Gilmore, a Tucson senior, is the chapter president.
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Andy Capp A Power For Korea
Korea's Office of Atomic Energy plans a 1970s atomic power plant with an about 45 million dollar loan from the International Atomic Energy Agency.
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Drunken Driver Sentenced After Guilty Plea
Francis J. Joaquin aged 25 of Sells pleaded guilty in Justice Court to a drunken driving charge. He was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 10 days in jail. The fine was suspended.
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McKinney predicts Goldwater win in nine states
In Indianapolis Frank M. McKinney, former Democratic National Chairman, said Barry Goldwater will carry only nine states in the upcoming presidential election. He listed Oregon Arizona Kansas Iowa Nebraska Mississippi Alabama Vermont and New Hampshire.
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