Barry Goldwater Says He Is Not Behind 1964 Draft Move
Washington AP reports Sen. Barry Goldwater distances himself from a national draft committee for 1964. He says he is only running for re election in Arizona and will not aid the draft effort. He notes many supporters act independently while acknowledging fundraising ties to J William Millendorf.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Peter O’donnell Jr
Texas
Arizona
Senate
O’donnell
J. William Millendorf
Greenwich
His Magic Is Language Honorary U S Citizenship for Churchill
Washington AP notes Sir Winston Churchill receives honorary American citizenship at 88 as a tribute to the man and his monument. The piece recalls his lifelong search for acceptance, wartime leadership, and vivid personality through biographers and anecdotes.
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U.S
Sir Winston
Washington
Winston Churchill
Pope Issues New Edict On Peace
Pope John XXIII signs Pacem in Terris Peace on Earth encyclical in an unusual ceremony. It seeks global peace and will be published Wednesday with five printed copies, four to Vatican archives and one to the Pope’s private files.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
New Competition Set for Spoleto Festival
A new competition for playwrights and composers will join the Festival of the Two Worlds next summer. Prizes will be awarded for a one act play and chamber music by an American under 30. Sponsors include Boston University and Countess Alice Spaulding Paolozzi, a festival director.
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Spoleto
Boston University
Countess Alice Spaulding-Paolozzi
Festival Foundation
Conner vows to jail integrationists in Birmingham
Birmingham public safety commissioner Eugene Conner, nicknamed Bull, urges arrest of demonstrators amid rising racial tensions. He cites 96 jailed Negroes since protests began and recalls his long history as a segregation advocate and national figure in civil rights clashes.
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Birmingham
Ala
Eugene Conner
Alabama
Connor
Philadelphia
Glenn Taylor
Idaho
U.S. Supreme Court
New March Planned to Integrate Birmingham by Negro Leaders
In Birmingham Alabama Negro demonstrators plan a new march for integration led by Al Hibbler and Rev Ralph Abernathy. 300 marchers voice resolve as 96 have been arrested since last Wednesday with 55 convicted for trespassing and 41 pending federal action.
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Birmingham
Ala
al Hibbler
Ralph D. Abernathy
World's Greats Fix Watches With 1776 Clock Donation
A six foot tall 1776 grandfather clock by Benjamin Hanks and Thomas Harland, donated by Fredrick L. Hanks of Ponca City, will be placed in the State Department's John Quincy Adams drawing room. The timepiece, once kept in a family for generations, records seconds to days and can chime or stay silent.
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Ponca City
Okla
U.S. State Department
State Department
Fredrick L. Hanks
Benjamin Hanks
Thomas Harland
Hanks
Harland
Uriah Hanks
John Quincy Adams
Department
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