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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1961

Page

5

Senators split over Nixon path to 1964 GOP nomination

Washington AP reports two Republican senators diverge on whether Richard Nixon’s California governorship run clears him for the 1964 presidential race. Senator Case accepts Nixon’s statement he is not a candidate, while Senator Mundt expects a potential draft if Nixon wins in California.

Washington Richard M. Nixon California Clifford P. Case R-N.j GOP Nixon Case Karl E. Mundt R-S.d Eee Mundt Fat Mary Goodwin J. Knight Knight Edmund G Brown Tion

Tower Attacking We Will Bury You Theme by Khrushchev

Senator John Tower warned in Dallas that Khrushchev s We will bury you remark is a dangerous disease facing free nations. He urged robust action and courage, saying Western civilization is threatened and that the United States must confront the threat if Khrushchev advances.

Dallas John Tower Khrushchev Tower Oak Cliff

Medicine cheaper than recreation and alcohol

Lincoln Williston of Austin told the East Dallas Rotary Club that medicine costs have risen slower than other items. He cited that Americans spend four times more on recreation and twice as much on alcoholic beverages than on physicians' services, arguing for fair fees.

Dallas The Texas Medical Association Lincoln Williston Austin East Dallas

Religious Doubter Fined By Politicians in Germany

In Bonn a radical right wing party member, Dr Friedrich Wilhelm Schmidt, aged 58 and a former Nazi ideology teacher, was fined 150 marks for doubting that a synagogue was a house of God during a 1939 Reich party rally in Koenigswinter. The Central Jewish Council of Germany pressed the insult charge.

Bonn Germany House of God Friedrich Wilhelm Schmidt Koenigswinter Central Jewish Council

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