Ohio Republicans split between Goldwater and Nixon for 1964
AP poll of GOP leaders shows about half favor Goldwater and half favor Nixon for the party’s 1964 nomination. Romney and unspecified candidates receive minor support, with eager but divided sentiment for July San Francisco convention.
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Columbus
Ohio
San Francisco
Goldwater, Banner
Nixon
Associated Press
Arizona
Goldwater
Romney
Russian Arrested American. FBI on Espionage Charge
FBI agents arrested American electronics engineer John William Butenko and Russian driver Igor A. Ivanov after a rendezvous near Englewood New Jersey. Seized were a briefcase with data on a top secret Air Force contract and a tiny document camera. Moscow diplomats Yuri Romashin and Gleb Pavlov were released due to diplomatic immunity.
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Newark
N.J
FBI
Englewood
United Nations
New York City
Air Force
United
John William Butenko
Orange
Igor A. Ivanov
Butenko
International Electric Corp
Paramus
Ivanov
Amtorg
U.S
Yuri A. Romashin
Gleb A. Pavlov
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
Pavlov
Romashin
International Electric Corporation
Rhodes States Industry Blitz Heads to New York Visit
Gov James A Rhodes and Development Director George E Wilson announced a statewide industry blitz to recruit firms from New York. The plan aims to contact over 200 companies in early November as part of Rhodes broader push for State Issue No 1, a 250 million bond package including 175 million for higher education and 10 new technical institutes.
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Marietta
New York
Ohio
Buckeye
James A. Rhodes
George E. Wilson
Rhodes
Republicans Wary Yet Hopeful On Civil Rights Bill
Washington House Republicans carry cautious optimism as administration praise greets a civil rights compromise. Bipartisan support holds but leaders warn against political gain tied to the bill. Senate delays loom with a Southern filibuster possible, requiring broad support to pass.
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Washington
Congress
House
Kennedy
John W. McCormack
Charles A. Halleck
Rematch unlikely in brief fisticuffs between congressmen
Washington reports a House floor scuffle between Rep. Henry Gonzalez and Rep. Ed Foreman ended with a single shoulder punch. Foreman, 29, Republican in good shape, and Gonzalez, 47, Democrat, exchanged harsh accusations amid a near-rematch debate that did not materialize.
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Washington
Henry Gonzalez
Ed Foreman
House of Representatives
Gonzalez
Foreman
Husky
Nonstop Session Set For Capital's Solons
Washington report says Congress will stay in session through year end with a one day Veterans Day break and longer Christmas recess. Senate leaders expect a quick restart in January 1964 to wrap up top priorities including Kennedy’s 11 billion tax cut and Civil Rights bill in early sessions.
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Washington
Congress
Mike Mansfield
House
Mansfield
Senate
Kennedy
Youth Admits Murder Of Oilman's Wife
Midland Texas early 1940s report says James L. Marion 22, an ex convict, confessed to murdering Mrs. Fred Turner 66, wife of a wealthy oilman and racehorse owner, during a burglary at the family home. He fled after striking the woman’s daughter and was captured in an attic two blocks away. Marion had just completed a state prison term for burglary last June.
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Midland
Tex
Fred Turner
James L. Marion
Menjou Dead Of Hepatitis
Hollywood mourns Adolph Menjou a veteran actor of over 50 years and 200 films who died of chronic hepatitis at his Beverly Hills home aged 73 after nine months of illness. His son announced the death.
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Hollywood
Adolph Menjou
Hollywood Today
Beverly Hills
Man Held For Arson In Woods Near Floodwood
Armour Wayne Six, 25, of Nelsonville Route 1, faced an arson charge in County Court after a forest fire burned five acres near Floodwood on Tuesday. He pled innocent, was bound to the grand jury under 1000 dollars bond, and remained in Athens County jail. Fire Chief Clarence Hall alleged Six admitted starting the fire with newspapers and sparked two other blazes at the township dump last week. Sheriffs deputies arrested him as 20 U.S. Forest Service crewmen and seven volunteers tamed the flames.
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Nelsonville
Armour Wayne
Athens County
Clarence Hall
York
Hall
U.S. Forest Service
Planning Abuses Are Criticized
The 88 member Little Hoover Commission accuses Ohio Public Works of weak long range planning for state offices. It calls for a thorough study to determine building needs and notes potential annual savings of up to 440000 by owning space rather than leasing.
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Columbus
Hoover Commission
Ohio
Public Works Department
James A. Rhodes
Public Works
Little Hoover Group
Department of Finance
Commission
Shipyard Talks Recessed After 30 Day Strike
Negotiations between Marietta Manufacturing Company Tu Endie Wei Metal Trades Council and machinists were recessed until early next week. C. E. Alexander Jr. said progress is unclear as 600 workers in seven crafts seek a new contract since October 8. Picket lines continue. In Hamilton, four escaped Butler County jail inmates have been recaptured.
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Point Pleasant
Marietta Manufacturing Company
Tu- Endie-Wei Metal Trades Council
Baker Probe Under Wraps Delves Into Senate Affairs
Senators pursue an inquiry into Robert G Baker once pages boy turned powerful Senate secretary. Closed hearings aim to protect innocent people while Exploratory testimony proceeds with Baker as a potential witness. The Rules Committee plans public testimony later, after procedural matters.
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Washington
Robert G Baker
Baker
Senate
B. Everett Jordan
Dn.c
Senate Rules Committee
Jordan
Rules Committee
Three U S Advisers Said Captured By Viet Cong
In Vietnam, Communist guerrillas reportedly captured three U S Army advisers from a 120 man South Vietnamese task force after a rout. Two officers and an enlisted medic were among the missing. later a U S Air Force pilot was also killed in the same sector.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Air Force
Barry Goldwater May Announce Presidential Bid Early
Barry Goldwater hints at a quicker decision on seeking the Republican nomination. He plans vigorous campaign in New Hampshire ahead of the March 10 primary and says he may decide before his January 27 deadline to announce intentions. He also vows to return soon.
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Concord
N. H
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Arizona
Republican Party
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