Editorials on Goldwater and civil rights in 1964 Iowa
An editorial discusses Iowa delegates at the Republican convention voting 14 to 10 for Goldwater, with two steadfast Scranton supporters. It questions the impact of their stance, and notes the nomination process and reactions. The piece then analyzes a New York civil rights incident where a Negro youth was killed after a confrontation with a police officer, debating persecution versus law enforcement, and cites Scholastic Magazine polling on candidate characteristics including religion, race, and gender.
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Goldwater
Iowa
New York City
FBI
Nation Faces Shortage of Physicians and Training Gap
The United States shows a falling physician per population ratio from 4.2 to 3.8 per 100,000 in eight years. Demand for doctors remains higher than supply despite potential efficiency gains and group practice. Expansion at 87 accredited schools could add 4,000 places by 1971, with 2,000 more needed at 20 new medical schools. only 10 are planned now.
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United States
Maroney
FBI reports 1963 crime up 11 percent nationwide
The FBI uniform crime reports show total serious crime rising 16 percent from 1962 to 1963, driven by property crimes up 11 percent while crimes against people rose 5 percent. Suburbs led with a 13 percent increase. urban areas 10 percent and rural areas 6 percent.
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Washington
D.C
United States
FBI
Attorney General Today
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Civil rights split shows Goldwater backers diverge
A nationwide Harris survey finds sharp civil rights divides within Goldwater backers versus the general public. Goldwater supporters bias toward pessimism, oppose demonstrations, and see civil rights progress as too fast or a plot for power, while the public leans positive and supportive of protests.
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Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater Nation
Cow Palace
San Francisco
Record-tying top bridge score opens U S Germany match
The U S team raced to a 13-IMP lead on the first hand as Jordan Robinson's North South pair reached four spades at table one. At table two Deneke and Rammenseer pursued slam in diamonds but Krauss doubled to spark a dramatic finish. Hamman led a club as East read the hand, and Germany fell 780 points, 56-20.
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Germany
United States
U.S
Jordan Robinson
Deneke
North
Rammenseer
Krauss
U.S. East
Hamman
West
East
South
Res Syndicate, Inc
Television Highlights and TV Schedule Snapshots
Television listings outline NBC shows including a Willie Mays documentary and Esther Williams at Cypress Gardens plus other CBS NBC and ABC programs. Notable entries feature Man Named Mays documentary at 9 p.m. CDT and Esther Williams water show at 8 p.m. CDT with Joey Bishop co starring. Also listed are Today guide segments from the New York World's Fair and Moments of Fear on NBC, McHale's Navy on ABC, and Richard Boone Anthology on NBC with local Washington IA newspaper details.
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Mays
NBC
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Esther Williams
Cypress Gardens
CBS
Miss Williams
Joey Bishop
Lowell Thomas
Morocco
John McIintire
Wallace Ford
Mike Connors
McHale's Navy
ABC
Ensign Parker
Richard Boone
Mitch
Clifford Odets
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Scranton
Robert Ray
Evan Hultman
Hultman and
Ray
Hughes
Hinself
Hultman
Solomon
New York
Mac
Scholastic Magazine
Dallas Times Herald
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
William E. Maloney
Association of American Medical Colleges
Washington, Iowa
Joe Palooka
BY Ham Fisher
Blondie
O.K
Chic Young
Moore
Jason
MR. Hardenn
F.B.I
THE
Harris Survey
By Louis Harris
Barry Goldwater
Maryland
George Wallace
Alabama
the Washington Post Co
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
West East
King
North East South West
United Press International
Washington Evening Journal
David Elder
William Shannon
Charles Morris
Bob Shaffer
Bruce Cowden
Howard Hazen
United Press
Inland Daily Press
Towa Daily Press
Towa Press Ass'n
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Willis Jones
Jones Funeral Home
Olympia
Dixie Dugan
BY Mevoy and
Striebel
Nancy
BY Ernie Bushmiller
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