Barry Urged To Take Out Insurance If Nominated
Supporters of Barry Goldwater urge him to run for re election to the Senate even if he secures the GOP presidential nomination. The draft organization that urged him to seek the presidency has closed. A new draft style movement may appear to guard against an unsuccessful White House bid, though none is organized yet. Goldwater has not disclosed plans beyond filing for re election, with a July 10 deadline.
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Quitters Find It Is Not Easy
New York reports a large group of ex smokers trying a five day plan after the surgeon general’s report. About 900 people in the city promised to abstain from cigarettes and quit the habit through a fruit diet pep talks and long walks at Hunter College. By Tuesday most showed difficulty with the program and a minority admitted smoking at least once while still persisting.
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Plane crash at Oklahoma Baptist University kills pilot
Robert Lawson, 43, of Indla Okla, died when his rented single engine plane crashed into Shawnee Hall at Oklahoma Baptist University in Shawnee, injuring no one else. He had warned via radio of a planned strike and the campus was evacuated. The incident occurred during final exams with Thurmond Hall serving as offices. In Canton a city council proposal to raise 10 000 dollars or more for a JFK memorial fountain was approved.
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Army in Europe to cut 1850 jobs in reorganization
The U.S. Army in Europe announced an administrative reorganization to eliminate 1850 positions including military and civilian personnel. The plan aims to streamline operations and reduce costs across bases in Germany.
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Kennedy to Push Sukarno for Easing Malaysia Stance
Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy flies to Tokyo on his first foreign mission for President Johnson. He aims to urge Indonesia's Sukarno to soften the crush Malaysia policy and may also meet Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal and British PM Alec Douglas-Home.
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Oswald's Mother Hires New York Lawyer
Mrs. Marguerite Oswald says attorney Mark Lane will represent her son Lee Harvey Oswald before the presidential commission investigating Kennedy's assassination. Lane recently filed a brief urging Oswald's defense, while Mrs. Oswald maintains her son acted alone or with others.
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Erhard Begins UK Visit Amid Talks With British Leaders
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrived in Britain for a two day visit with Prime Minister Sir Alec Douglas Home and Foreign Secretary Richard Butler. He was accompanied by Foreign Minister Gerhard Schroeder as they discuss postwar relations and warming ties between Britain and West Germany. In Jakarta, Indonesia said talks between Defense Minister Nasution and Soviet Premier Khrushchev yielded significant accords to bolster Indonesia’s armed forces.
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U.S. and Panama Agree to Renew Relations
The United States and Panama agreed to re establish diplomatic ties as quickly as possible and to begin talks 30 days after relations resume on all issues including the Panama Canal Zone. A third country may advise Washington on restoring ties with Panama.
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Witness Reports Threats In Lawrence Vote Probe
A witness in Lawrence County says threats have accompanied the investigation into alleged voting irregularities. Louise Patton of Washington Township testified amid crowded hearings in Ironton about intimidation linked to charges of vote buying and invalid ballots. She cited hostile statements and cited fear for families while noting outsiders voted in township precincts over years.
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Blizzard Toll Tops 140 In East Snowstorm
Bitter cold and heavy snow crippled the eastern half of the nation with more than 140 deaths blamed on the blizzard. New York City sanitation crews expanded with 3000 extra shovelers, while a frail one day old received a blood transfusion aided by police and hospital staff despite weather delays.
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Wallace Sees Successful West Invasion For States' Rights
Gov. George Corley Wallace Jr., 44, toured six universities across five western states preaching States' rights. He reported overflow crowds, peaceful demonstrations, and said he will continue fighting federal power. He cited two Alabama branch plants lined up from six industrial conferences.
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Juveniles Escape From Clermont County Jail
Three 17 year old boys escaped from the Clermont County jail by breaking a bar in the juvenile detention center and fleeing through an office, according to the Sheriff's Department.
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Three Space Shots Slated This Month
Cape Kennedy announces three major launch attempts in January. Relay 2 communications satellite targets Jan 21, Saturn 1 two stage test firing around Jan 27, and Ranger 6 moon close up TV pictures planned for Jan 30. Titan 2 prepares for Project Gemini first manned flight with March aims.
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DiSalle Backs Sen Young In Newark Club Speech
Former Gov Michael V DiSalle ends a year's moratorium on political appearances to urge support for Senator Stephen M Young at a Newark Democrat club session He states he will not seek the U S Senate nomination and endorses Young.
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Mrs Kennedy Thanks Nation For Messages After Assassination
Mrs John F Kennedy expressed gratitude for the 800000 messages of tribute and condolence after her husband s assassination. She read some of the notes on radio and television from the office of Attorney General Robert F Kennedy saying she and her children are sustained by the nation s affection.
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Miami Plans Switch To Trimester System
Miami University faculty approved in principle a switch from the two semester system to a trimester arrangement likely starting September 1965. The vote in the University Senate was 261 to 40, with the president stating administration will decide when the change takes effect.
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Liz Taylor Seeks Divorce From Eddie Fisher in Mexico
Elizabeth Taylor filed for divorce in Puerto Vallarta charging Eddie Fisher abandoned their legal domicile and they have lived separated for over a year. Richard Burton must leave Puerto Vallarta by January 23 to start rehearsals for Hamlet in Toronto.
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Young Sailor Praised For JFK Funeral Colors Role
Seaman Apprentice Edward Nemeth, 19, carried the presidential colors in John F Kennedy's funeral cortege and received praise from admirers nationwide. Secretary of the Navy Paul Nitze issued a formal commendation for his exemplary conduct and appearance as he marched behind the casket on television.
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Body Of 2nd Flier Found Near Crash Site
Cumberland Maryland report says the body of a second flier from the Air Force bomber crash on Monday was found on an ice capped mountain. One crewman remains unaccounted for while two were found alive and another died at the scene. The weather forecast notes temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below normal with little precipitation.
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Paul Cotton dies at 58 former bank executive
E Paul Cotton 58 vice president of the Athens National Bank died Wednesday morning at Riverside Methodist Hospital Columbus He resided at 24 E Washington St and is survived by his wife Grace and daughter Paula Borton Arrangements are with Hughes Funeral Home PARIS Lester B Pearson arrives in Paris for a three day official visit to deepen Canada France ties.
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