Bliss warns GOP against splinter fundraising groups
Washington chairman Ray C Bliss told the Republican National Committee he will discourage new organizations seeking party funds. He warned that united fundraising is vital and noted concern over splinter groups and the Goldwater Free Society Association. He did not mention the ransacked GOP desk or aide Kelly’s firing directly.
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Washington
Ray C. Bliss
Republican National Committee
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Free Society Association
Bliss
William Cody Kelly
Finance
Frank J. Kovac
Kelly
Kovac
Goldwater
GOP National Finance Committee
Frank Kovac
Ray Bliss
Collegiate Rebels Need Fair Play from Faculty
Harvard health services director Dr. Dana L. Farnsworth told the National Education Association that student unrest is positive when guided by faculty fairness. President E. K. Fretwell urged greater student leadership in college governance.
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New York
Harvard
Dana L. Farnsworth
Harvard University
Health Services
Farnsworth
National
E. K. Fretwell
Association For Higher Education
Peace Corps
Fretwell
City University of New York
Moon Voyagers Pick Six For Apollo Program Training
Six young scientists were named to join the Apollo program training pool. Two pilots will begin astronaut training at Houston Manned Spacecraft Center, while four others head to Williams Air Force Base for flight training. The group includes Dr. Frank C. Michel of Rice University and Dr. Duane E. Graveline, with others from Stanford University, Ford Motor Co. subsidiary, Navy medical service, and the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Houston
Tex
Manned Spacecraft Center
The
Space Center
Williams Air Force Base
Ariz
Houston Chronicle
Frank C. Michel
Rice University
Brooks Air Force Base
San Antonio
Duane E. Graveline
Aerospace Medical Division
Michel
LaCrosse
Wis
Graveline
Newport
Owen K. Garriott
Stansford University
Enid
Okla
Edward G. Gibson
Ford Motor Co
Newport Beach
Calif
Buffalo
N.Y
Joseph P. Kerwin
Jacksonville
Fla
Oak Park
Ill
Harrison Schmitt
U.S. Geological Survey
Flagstaff
Santa Rita
N.M
Plane Downed Near Saigon Killing 16
A twin engine C123 transport was shot down 13 miles east of Saigon airport killing 16 people. US officials confirmed two American deaths among the casualties, hinting the mission was secret. Leaflet drops target North Viet Nam cities south of Hanoi as part of a broader campaign.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Hanoi
U.S
Phat Diem
Thanh Hoa
Bai Thuong
Dong Phon Thuong
Ninh Binh
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Waterborne Salmonella outbreak sickens Riverside residents
Health officials traced a Salmonella Typhimurium outbreak to Riverside's water system affecting over 18 000 people in a 132 000 population city. Investigators interviewed 200 patients and 1600 households as they chased a source with breakthrough finding of the organism in the water on June 2.
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Riverside
Calif
Louis Hertz
California Department of Public Health
Hertz
Blood Law Sought By Race Party
Montgomery County branch of the National States Rights Party plans a campaign to require race labels on blood donations. Organizer R D Eldridge claimed a transfusion of black blood could affect grandchildren’s race, calling it a scientific fact. Health commissioner Dr Robert A Vogel rejected the claim as ridiculous, noting genes determine race, not blood.
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Dayton
Montgomery County
National States Rights Party
Eldridge
Robert A. Vogel
UN Birthday Fete Ends With Global Religious Convocation
In San Francisco the United Nations marked its 20th anniversary with a three day event attended by leaders of seven faiths and more than two billion people. A religious convocation closed the celebration after a politically charged exchange over the Vietnam War between Soviet envoy Fedorenko and U S Ambassador Stevenson.
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San Francisco
The
United Nations
Soviet Union
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Johnson
Viet Nam
United States
Opera House
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Live Bullet Strikes Boy During Mock Execution Pageant
Cincinnati reports 17 year old Steven Wilhite remains in poor condition after a live bullet allegedly struck him under the left eye during a historical pageant in Winchester Adams County Ohio The event marked the sesquicentennial commemoration tied to Morgan’s raid of 1863 and the injury prompted neurosurgeon Dr Eugene B Elam to warn of possible brain impact.
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Cincinnati
Steven Wilhite
Winchester
Adams County
Here
Eugene B. Elam
Wilhite
John Hunt Morgan
Ohio
Indiana
West Point
Linemen Wage Talks Falter in Central Ohio Utility
A stalemate between Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers persists over linemen wages and job classifications. A Monday meeting at Fort Hayes Hotel in Columbus will include Federal Mediator M J Montony. The union seeks 16 cents per hour, the company offers 8 cents. The current rate is 3 64 per hour and 1200 employees across 24 counties are affected. The current contract expires midnight Wednesday and votes will be held in Columbus Jackson Nelsonville and Coshocton.
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Nelsonville
Columbus
Southern Ohio Electric Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Charles Pancake
Fort Hayes
M. J. Montony
Pancake
Jackson
Coshocton
Central
Ohio
Poston
Picway
Walnut
Conesville
Messenger
James G. Knight
Bill Wilson
the Plains
Andrew Lemley
Gallipolis
UC rebels face three day verdict stream in Berkeley
In Berkeley 674 defendants, charged with trespassing and failure to disperse, will receive individual verdicts in three groups over three days. The cases stem from a campus sit in last December and reflect a broad panel of guilty or innocent determinations.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Five Lorain County Jail escapees recaptured. Hill detained
All five escapees from the Lorain County Jail were back in custody. The last fugitive, Fred D. Hill, 28, of Elyria, was arrested Sunday at a Richmond Indiana home after breaking out last Thursday.
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Elyria
Lorain County
Fred D. Hill
Richmond
Ind
Helen Keller Celebrates 85th Birthday Quietly
Easton Connecticut reports Helen Keller marking her 85th birthday with a cake and champagne toast among relatives and friends. The blind and deaf author remains active in aiding the handicapped.
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Easton
Conn
Helen Keller
Red China Loses Face Over Conference Delay
In Algiers the Asian African conference was postponed after Chinese insistence to stay on schedule. Delegates voted to reschedule to Nov 5 with a foreign ministers’ meeting set for Oct 28 amid protests over Ben Bella’s ouster and Boumedienne opposition. Security tightened as demonstrations and unrest continued.
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Joseph BE. Dynan
Algiers
Red
China
Club Des Pins
Ahmed Ben Bella
Col
Houari Boumedienne
Ben Bella
Proposals Prompt Senate Vote on Medical Research Centers
Senate votes on a bill to create regional medical centers for heart disease cancer and strokes with 650 million in federal grants over four years. An amendment by Sen Long would grant government exclusive rights to inventions from federally financed research, sparking debate while House weighs a key housing bill with a rent subsidy provision before the Independence Day recess.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate
Johnson
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Welfare Department
House
Orchestra Receives Warm Welcome After Russia Europe Tour
Cleveland musicians returned from a 1014 week tour of Russia and Western Europe to a packed Hopkins Airport crowd of over 5000. A red carpet and 25 piece band greeted them as youngsters waved welcome home signs signaling a highly successful trip funded by the State Department.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Orchestra
Russia
Europe
Cleveland Hopkins Airport
State Department
Sia
Rhodes Signs Bill to Allocate Ohio $197.6 Million
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed a capital improvements measure directing 197.6 million dollars from the 250 million bond issue approved by Ohioans in November 1963. The action sets funds for statewide projects and infrastructure.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
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