Goldwater Sees Lead in Republican Race Amid National Flux
Washington AP report says Barry Goldwater, claiming a lead in the 1964 GOP nomination, notes reassessment as Kennedy assassination cools campaigning. Nixon and Rockefeller may shift NH plans. Goldwater praises Johnson and hopes for a pause to allow the new president a chance.
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53 Day Forecast Temperature Trend and Precipitation
Temperature through Wednesday averages 3 to 6 degrees below normal with a gradual cooling trend. Normal highs are 20 to 25 north and 25 to 30 south, and lows 2 to 6 north and 8 to 15 south. Precipitation expected 0.10 to 0.30 inch, melted, with rain or snow likely tonight and Saturday and again in the south around Monday.
Vicious Circle of TV Starts to Turn Again
TV producer Daniel Melnick says the industry is shifting toward lighter escapist entertainment after a run of beach and neo realist dramas. He notes shows like The Defenders East Side West Side Mr Novak signal a move to romantic comedies with substance as writing and star power drive longevity.
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Solar Radiation Pressure Shifts Echo Satellite Orbit
Solar radiation pressure on NASA's Echo satellite is tiny about one fiftieth of an ounce yet it alters Echo's orbit by about 310 miles per year, changing its perigee distance.
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Union Membership Losses a Sore Spot in Labor Movement
The Labor Department links AFL-CIO declines from 1960 to 1962 to structural economic shifts favoring white collar work. 2013? Not in text. AFL-CIO cites similar 1962 losses of about 74 000 versus 222 000 Bureau figures. The trend mirrors ongoing weaker union organizing amid automation and product demand changes.
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Signs At Jersey Girls School Warn Prospective Trespassers
A fence around a New Jersey girls school shows a posted warning reading Trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law The Sisters of Mercy AP reports the stern note reflecting the school’s cautious stance toward intruders.
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Oswald May Have Shot at Walker in Dallas
The Sun Times reports FBI agents are examining whether Lee Harvey Oswald fired a rifle at former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker in Dallas seven months prior, with evidence linking Oswald to the Walker shooting among FBI files.
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Kennedy Assassination Probe Shifts After Dallas Event
The Sun Times reports federal authorities had no information linking Oswald aged 24 to the Dallas sniper attack on Kennedy. Johnson orders the FBI to join the probe into the assassination, with a focus on Walker’s shooting.
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