All Signs Point to Johnson Victory in New York
President Johnson leads in New York State with strong support across newspapers and polls. Keating versus Kennedy for the Senate remains the closer race while GOP leaders, including Rockefeller and Javits, stay cool toward Goldwater.
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Virginia college teachers form LBJ Humphrey support group
Paul T. David head of UVA Woodrow Wilson Department announces formation of Virginia College and University Teachers for Johnson and Humphrey. He says there are several hundred members and that the Virginia group links to similar groups in other states.
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Goldwater Endorsed By Roanoke Times Editorial
The Roanoke Times endorses Sen Barry Goldwater for the presidency stating he represents the best philosophy and course for the country both domestically and in world affairs. The paper notes it does not agree with all ideas but calls him a convinced man guarding fundamental tenets for a strong progressive democracy. The Times-World Corp owns the paper along with World News and WDBJ Radio and Television.
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Vast paperback catalog spans philosophy to humor
A catalog notes nearly 25,000 paperback titles across genres from Aristotelian philosophy to Pogo humor, illustrating broad literary depth and variety for readers.
Evening TV Guide Night Schedule Highlights
A dense listing of screen programs across several networks for tonight. Highlights include The Texan, The Untouchables, Alfred Hitchcock, The Tonight Show, Batman’s era lineups, and late night movies such as Kiss of Fire and Bird of Paradise with extensive news and variety slots.
Earnings surge across U S firms point to strong year
AP reports a roughly 20 percent rise in after tax profits in summer 1963 versus 1962 with expectations for July August and September to confirm gains. Major oil steel and motor companies lead a broad earnings upturn across metal electronics chemicals machinery retail and utilities.
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How's Your I Q Guessing Quiz From a Classic Issue
A quiz feature outlines scoring based on 100 questions over ten days with levels Memory Genius to Good. It asks trivia items on Marx, parishes, state name endings, Steve Brodie, clichés, sports formation, swimming depth, the saying The pen is mightier than, the largest living bird, and electric eel shock effects.
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Disease spreads beyond corn to Johnson grass and sorghum
A virulent corn disease threatens Johnson grass Sudan grass sorghum and barnyard grass with reports from Mississippi Louisiana Ohio Kentucky Indiana and now Illinois Missouri Arkansas Tennessee and Virginia. No corn varieties resistent exist yet. Farmers should plant on weed free fields eradicate Johnson grass and prevent soil infestation while Circular 686 on killing Johnson Grass is available from county agents.
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Anarchism Defined as Abolition of Government and Law
The piece explains anarchism as a belief that it is practical and desirable to abolish all organized government, laws, and law enforcement machinery. It presents the core idea as opposition to formal state power and organized social control.
Oliver! tour features notable family cast
A New York bus tour production of Oliver! includes many relatives. Four children listed are Tina Mark Christopher and Michael Month. Also appearing are Michael Dean and Gavin Paulin, with Jeannie Avery and her son David among the kin.
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