Goldwater Sticks to Conservative Course Amid Shifts
Senator Barry Goldwater remains largely consistent with his conservative stance as a top GOP 1964 hopeful. A review of his recent and earlier statements shows modest shifts on Cuba and health care for the elderly, while he maintains opposition to desegregation measures and recalibrates his stance on the Negro vote and 1964 chances.
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Cuba
Jack Bell
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Snack Time Word Puzzle Clues Quiz
A list of crossword style clues covering food items ages directions and abbreviations. Includes entries like bread spread milk product river islet and ancient terms plus cryptic abbreviations and a few proper nouns.
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Saudi Arabia
Ariner
Needlecraft pattern offer from 1964 catalog
A Needlecraft catalog advertisement promotes a 'Sock Santa' pattern 7432 and related crafts. It lists pricing at thirty five cents per pattern with 15 cents extra for mailing and handling and provides mailing details to Alice Brooks in New York, plus a catalog note on other craft topics and a 25 cent send-in.
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Winchester Evening Star
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New York
N.Y
Two Black Children Enroll at Woodstock Elementary School
The State Pupil Placement Board approved two Negro students to enter Woodstock Elementary in Shenandoah County. Karen Arlen Smith, 11, joins fifth grade and Dwight Keith Smith, 7, enrolls in second grade. They are siblings of Roy and Mrs Cooper and move from Luray.
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Karen Arlen Smith
Dwight Keith Smith
Shenandoah County
Roy Cooper
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Luray
Shortage of tree trimmers in Hawaii slows coconut pruning
In Honolulu, AP reports workers are scarce to trim public street and park coconuts. Excessive nuts threaten heads and cars as the state employment service notes insufficient trimmers to keep trees safe.
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Hawaii
State
Royals, Popes and Stars in Brief World Notes
Queen Elizabeth returns to London with two black Labradors and three corgis for a palace outing. Pope Paul VI hosts Jewish leaders in private audience and highlights a shared Bible and God. Former King Umberto II begins a cross country U S tour, saying he hoped to visit America. Kathryn Grayson takes a health break from Camelot tour after fatigue and illness.
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London
Vatican City
Paul VI
Herbert A. Friedman
New York
Cry
Joseph Meyerhoff
Baltimore
United Jewish Appeal
Umberto II of
Italy
America
Umberto
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Hiccups End After Three Months in Atlanta Woman
Mrs Lucy McDonald a 38 year old Atlanta mother of three ended a three month hiccup episode after returning from a month in hospital without any clear cause doctors could determine why the spasms stopped. She had tried surgery home remedies and prayer with no success.
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Atlanta
Lucy McDonald
Moody to Substitute for Week-Long St. Louis Show Run
Florina Jan Moody will substitute for the show's week long run in St. Louis, with Miss Grayson returning for next Monday's Cincinnati opening.
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Florina Jan Moody
St. Louis
Miss Grayson
Cincinnati
Failure to Pay Parking Tickets Costs 4665 Dollars
Chicago carpenter Frank Saraceno was fined 4665 dollars for failing to pay 235 parking tickets issued in 1960 and 1961. In Traffic Court he said he did not know about the tickets until the court appearance and offered a 200 dollar down payment and a plan to dedicate half his income to the rest. His lawyer said he had sold his automobile as part of the effort.
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Republican Party
Torrance
Calif
Kennedy
Rockefeller
Congress
Harry Truman
Tucson
Ariz
Truman
Chicago
Frank Saraceno
Casimir V. Cwiklinski
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Arizona's Long Inhabitation Before White Arrival
The region of Arizona shows human presence dating back at least 20,000 years prior to European arrival, indicating a deep prehistoric occupation long before colonization.
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Arizona
Aerospace simulators showcased by Columbus researchers
In Columbus, a conference sponsored by the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics featured flight simulators. Experts demonstrated equipment capable of replicating flight conditions and problems without real-world flight, highlighting uses in training and research.
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American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics
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