Goldwater Asks Friends To Stop Fund Solicitation
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona asked three California GOP groups to halt fund raising for him as a presidential candidate in 1964. He said he is only running for re election to the Senate and will not accept draft efforts or national nomination help. He noted some contributions intended for the Senate are being returned.
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R-Ariz
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Goodwin J. Knight
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Richard M. Nixon
New York
Explaining Orbital Confusion in Cap Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL FLA Mercury Control explains orbit terminology as astronaut Gordon Cooper flies a 22 orbit mission. A Keplerian orbit is a circular path in space, while an earth fixed orbit measures time to cross a Cape Canaveral line, making Cooper travel about 93.5 minutes per revolution. Lt. Col. John A Powers notes Keplerian orbits are point to point in space with no relation to Earth.
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Cooper
Mercury Control
NASA
Earth
John A. Powers
Mercury
UAW Strike Vote At Rockwell Newark
UAW Local 1037 at Rockwell Standard in Newark voted to authorize a strike if talks fail. About 70 percent of the 1,900 members approved. Negotiations began this morning amid protests over a suspended union member.
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United Auto Workers
Rockwell Standard Corp
Graduation Speaker Set For Ohio University
Ohio University will host speaker Mrs Katie Louchheim deputy assistant secretary of state for public affairs at the commencement on June 9 on College Green. Louchheim is the top woman in the State Department and has chaired foreign policy conferences and public correspondence with NGOs. She has served as a consultant on women activities and traveled to the Near East South Asia Latin America and Europe. She is a former director of women’s activities for the Democratic National Committee and wrote a column For Women Only for Labor’s League for Political Education. She is married to Walter C Louchheim Jr and has two married daughters and two grandchildren.
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Katie Louchheim
Ohio University
Louchheim
State Department
Haiti Dictator Duvalier vows to stay in office
Haiti's ruler Francois Duvalier insists he will remain in power despite abroad reports he plans to flee. He appeared at the palace to deny plans to leave and to tout a new term, as Haitians are moved toward Port au Prince for festivities. Exiled opponents and an underground band are said to be active, while other nations voice opposition to his dictatorship. In Bonn, the West German lower house backs the French German friendship treaty for cooperation.
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Francois Duvalier
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Bonn
Germany
Race Pact Sparks Desegregation Boycott Tension in Birmingham
In Birmingham Alabama an announced desegregation pact draws backing from leading white businessmen while reports hint at a growing white boycott of downtown stores. Both white and Black leaders pledge to honor the pact as merchants fear worsening economic decline amid ongoing unrest. Mayor Arthur Hanes and Police Commissioner Eugene Connor urge white residents to boycott downtown merchants in retaliation for the agreement.
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Ala
Alabama
Commission
Arthur Hanes
Eugene “Bull” Connor
Senate to Vote on Debt Limit Increase Bill
Senate leaders plan to bring a debt limit raising bill to a vote before the present 305 billion ceiling is reached. The Treasury expects action before month’s end. The House passed the bill 213 to 204 amid GOP and conservative Southern Democrat opposition, signaling a tight stage in Congress.
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Ohio congressmen vote as House passes debt limit bill
Washington shows a party line vote on a debt limit increase. The House approved 213 to 204 and sent the measure to the Senate. Democrats voting yes included Ashley, Hays, Kirwan, Vanik. Secrest voted no. Republicans against included Abele and Ashbrook among others. Taft and Schenck were recorded as against but did not vote.
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Latta
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Minshall
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Rich
Taft
Schenck
Logan Furniture Factory Closing
Logan Sun Glow Furniture plant in Logan will close by July 1, leaving 123 workers unemployed. Plant superintendent Duane Shipley cited rising costs and Southern competition. headquarters will stay, and 15 in the downtown office may remain through July 1. Sun Glow operates plants in Fredericktown and North Carolina.
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Southern Furniture
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Nelsonville
Gen. Coal Co
Millfield
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Snider Co
Logan Trade Club
Furniture Workers’ Union
Country Warned On Pesticide Abuse And Use
Washington report says Kennedy's Science Advisory Committee estimates that half of Americans killed by pesticide misuse are children. It urges swift action to tighten federal laws on marketing and use, and asks agencies to prepare legislative and technical proposals for Congress.
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Kennedy
White House
Congress
Lions to meet Cleveland at 44th annual state convention
About 1500 Lions Club members are expected to attend the organization 44th annual state convention here Friday through Sunday. News Index
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LIONS
Cleveland
Lions Club
Mission Continues as Gordon Cooper Heads for 22 Orbits
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla. Gordon Cooper the quiet space pilot completed 24 hours in orbit aboard Faith 7 and prepared to complete the full 22 orbits of his mission. Controllers reported he was in excellent condition with 70 percent fuel remaining and only 25 percent of primary oxygen used in the first day. No extension of the flight was contemplated.
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Mercury Control Center
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Australia
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Muchea
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Air Force
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Mercury
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Bill to regulate speakers on Ohio state campuses
Government Operations Committee recommended approval of a bill to regulate speakers on state university campuses in Ohio. The vote split with three Democrats for and two Republicans against. The measure would bar speakers who are members of the Communist Party or any communist affiliated group from on campus. The bill’s scope and impact on campus discourse drew partisan debate. The second item notes a death penalty demand in Newark where Franklin T. Clark, 24, is charged with first degree murder in the Nov. 12 shooting of David E. Mason.
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Columbus
Government Operations Committee
Ohio
Communist Party of the United States
Franklin T. Clark
David E. Mason
Newark
Preparing Craftsmen And Specialists Is Job Of Technical Schools
Columbus report on Ohio technical schools outlines their role to train technicians filling gaps between engineers and machine operators. Ten operate with public schools, an eleventh opens Sept. 30, with projected enrollment growth for 1963-64. Tuition averages 278 dollars, with state and federal support under the National Defense Education Act and local funding to cover costs.
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