Parties Eye 1964 Trends In Philadelphia Kentucky Mississippi Races
Nationwide voting began with key contests in Philadelphia and state races in Kentucky and Mississippi. Democratic Tate confronted Republican McDermott in Philadelphia amid civil rights clashes. Breathitt vs Nunn in Kentucky split on civil rights, while Mississippi saw Lt Gov Johnson facing Ruchel Phillips in a bid that could spark a GOP rise.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Mississippi
New Jersey
Virginia
James H. J. Tate
James T. McDermott
Tate
Louie B. Nunn
Breathitt
Bert Combs
Nunn
Kennedy
Paul B Johnson Jr
Ruchel Phillips
Jackson
Dixie
Soviets Block Passage For U S Convoy At Marienborn
U S Army tries to ship supplies to 44 men in a 12 vehicle convoy blocked by Soviet armored cars at the Marienborn checkpoint into East Germany. West Berlin trucks prepared for a 110 mile overland run. another convoy remained in reserve.
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Helmstedt
Germany
U. S
Marienborn
East Germany
West Berlin
Marienbern
Iron Curtain
Bonn
Soviet Union
London
U.S
Ped Brown Hints At Possible Run For Congress At Large
Columbus Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said he may seek another post next year possibly Ohio congressman at large on the Republican ticket. He indicated he would announce his plans tomorrow to reporters.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Trouble Spots Given Check As Ohioans Go To Polls
Ohio election observers were dispatched to potential trouble spots in Cuyahoga Jefferson and Adams counties. Brown noted light statewide turnout around 2.6 million voters, with focus on municipal township and school board contests and a $250 million statewide bond issue for education and development.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Cuyahoga
Jefferson
Adams
Lawrence
Brown
Libel Suit Filed Over Logan Daily News Letter
J H Hal Donahey and Donahey Development Co. sue Logan Daily News editor William S Miller and publishers for 460000 in Hocking County Common Pleas Court over a Oct 26 letter questioning title to Donahey land and alleging self serving motives. Plaintiffs seek 10000 for property damage 200000 for personal damages and 250000 punitive.
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Logan
Logan Daily News
William S. Miller
Hocking County
Tor
Daily News
Atty
James F Shumaker
Nelsonville
Miller
Wayne Newspaper Co
Circleville
Washington
D. H. Wilmington
Hillsboro
van Wert
Donahey
Logan Service Safety
Richard Donahey
Logan City Planing Commission
Donaheys
The
Als
Detmar Freeman
Vic Donahey
Ohio
U.S. Senate
John Donahey
Shaky Truce Holds After Border War Shelling
An uneasy cease-fire prevailed along the Moroccan Algerian frontier after three days of heavy shelling at the oasis. Both nations reported the Sahara front quiet for the first time since the undeclared war began October 8. Morocco’s area administrator Driss Ouentra said the cease-fire could last and warned that any attack would be met with force.
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Figing
Morocco
Algeria
Sahara
Driss Ouentra
American woman wins Nobel Prize in physics
Mrs. Maria Goeppert Mayer of the University of California becomes the first woman in 60 years to win a Nobel Prize in physics joining J Hans D Jensen of Heidelberg for work on atomic nucleus shells. Ex congressman Walter Judd says he is not a candidate for 1964 Republican nomination but supports promotion plans.
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Stockholm
Maria Goeppert-Mayer
University of California
J. Hans D. Jensen
Heidelberg
Flint, Mich
Walter Judd
Vine Rescue At Crucial Point In Germany
A shaft in an iron mine at Broistedt Germany enters a crucial stage in rescuing 11 trapped men 196 feet below the surface. With 60 feet remaining the drill halted for concrete lining as a parallel seven inch supply shaft is drilled alongside the rescue hole.
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Broistedt
Germany
Rudolf — Stein
Life Death Decision For 14 Year Old Hip Cancer
In Cleveland a judge weighs a 14 year old girl’s future as doctors say she has a 20 percent chance of life with the hip cancer and a better chance with amputation. The mother refuses the operation. In Piqua the Atomic Energy Commission tests a utility powered nuclear plant.
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Cleveland
Walter G. Whitlateh
Piqua —Ip
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Rockefeller Hlat Toss Set for Thursday
Gov Nelson Rockefeller of New York is expected to declare Thursday his candidacy for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. An alternate date, probably Navy 12, is kept in case of postponement. Backers in New Hampshire announceRockefeller for president headquarters in Concord. New Hampshire holds the March 10 presidential primary. Secretary of State Dean Rusk briefs senators on the South Vietnamese coup impact on US policy.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Navy
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Concord
Washington
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
Diem Loyalist Handed to South Vietnamese Junta
In Saigon, Diem regime ally Can Van Do was turned over to South Vietnam's revolutionary government after seeking asylum at the U.S. consulate in Hue. U.S. officials pledged he would be treated under the law. Can and brothers Nhu were captured by rebels. reports say they died by their own hand, while Hue unrest and cathedral fires were noted. Can was later flown to Saigon for delivery to the new authorities as Neu Ngoc Thao was named premier of a provisional government.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Uui
New Dinh Can
Ceentral
Viet Namo
New Dinh Diem
South Viet
Hue
Gan
Bards Etek
Cay
Hadlowick
Achivery
Inca
U. S
Offingis
Neuven Ngoc Tha
South Viet Nam
Mrs Nhu Weighs Return Trip To United States
Mrs Neo Dinh Nhu weighs returning to the United States after reuniting with her three younger children in Rome. Aide noted more than 3000 sympathetic messages poured in to her hotel since the coup that toppled Ngo Dinh Diem. Her husband was killed outside the palace with his brother. State Department informed her children were safe.
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Los Angeles
CPI
Neo Dinh Nhu
United States
Nhu
Tatay
Fat Marie
Rome
Mrs. Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Col
William K. Eliscu
New York City
Secret Service
Mrs Nhu
Domer Tape Mentioned to Remove Self From Scene in Murder Case
In Canton a taped statement by Robert Domer presented at his murder trial shows him discussing removing himself from the scene. The tape ties to an alleged plan to enable insurance payouts after Howard Riddie’s body was found in Domer’s burning car near Massillon.
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Canton
Robert Domer
Akron
Peddier
Domer
Howard F. Riddie
Domers
Massillon
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