Goldwater Urged to Nominate Broad Based GOP Leader
Former President Eisenhower and former Vice President Nixon told Senator Goldwater that the GOP chairman must have a mandate, not a simple majority, to stay in power. They met after Goldwater’s election defeat to heal rifts between moderates and conservatives before the January National Committee meeting.
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Soviet Regime Shifts Focus From Unity to Domestic Needs
The post-Khrushchev regime signals a move toward internal priorities in 1965 budget plans. Spending targets boost consumers, housing, agriculture, education, and pensions while easing arms outlays, aiming for domestic stability and long-term Western trade. The stance maintains support for revolutionary movements but seeks improved U.S. relations and Western trade, with ongoing China tensions.
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U SIA Library Attacks Spark Global Protests Across Nations
Reports show 16 incidents this year in 10 countries smashing USIA libraries and burning books. Bolivia leads with five incidents, Indonesia three, others include Panama Cambodia Colombia Pakistan Ceylon and the Sudan. Secretary Rusk warned such violence harms international relations and urged host states to prevent mob action.
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Battle of the Bulge revisited by historian Robert Merriam
Editor notes Merriam recalls the Battle of the Bulge twenty years on from his wartime vantage. He reflects on myths and memories, leaders, casualties, and the Ardennes terrain, plus how the war’s end shaped later geopolitics and cinematic portrayals.
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Subcommittee to Probe Justice Administration Next Year
A House subcommittee voted to launch a broad inquiry into the justice system next year. It will study wiretapping bail procedures and media influence on trials. No specific cases were cited at the session.
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Alaska Family Receives Log Cabin Gift After Fire
Fairbanks residents raise 100 logs to craft a 24 by 38 foot log cabin for the Garrett family. The home lost possessions in a fire two weeks earlier. University of Alaska students coordinate donations totaling 80 logs at 5.60 each with professional builders pledging time. A house raising bee is planned next week.
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Strong support in 65 to drop reduce some taxes
AP survey shows 49 of 88 Minnesota legislators favor eliminating or reducing personal property tax on farmers livestock and manufacturers inventories and equipment. 17 say no. Replacement ideas include general sales tax, higher income tax, other taxes, or part of full tax reform. Also voters back constitutional amendment to have governor and lieutenant governor run as a team.
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Rolvaag Names 3 Municipal Judges
Gov. Karl Rolvaag named three new municipal judges. Larry J. Rietz becomes special municipal judge in Owatonna. Harry Munger is appointed in Duluth to replace Harry Lathrop, who resigns to become examiner of titles in the 6th Judicial District. Donald Hassenstab is named to replace Philip D. Brick in Hutchinson, Brick having moved to New York.
One Man Cannot Hold Dual Posts in District and City
Atty. Gen. Walter Mondale said a person cannot serve simultaneously on the Rushford Area Drainage and Conservancy District board and as mayor or city councilman. He also stated a person cannot be a county commissioner and a mayor at the same time. Mondale answered attorney Daniel S. Prinzing on Wednesday.
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