Rockefeller Starts Drive For GOP Nomination in 64
Washington AP reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller plans a 1964 Republican bid aimed at challenging President Kennedy rather than early rivals. Advisers say he will delay preconvention organization until after legislative adjournment, with May as practical start. possibles include Goldwater Romney Scranton. several see groundwork before any decision.
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Rockefeller
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
New York
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
George Romney
Michigan
Richard G. Kleindienst
Arizona
Goldwater
Senate
John B. Martin
Romney
Erncr
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
GOP
Albuquerque’s Nuclear Boom Transforms City History and Economy
Albuquerque shifts from a train stop for travelers to a major nuclear research hub. The Atomic Energy Commission runs 12 labs across nine states with a $500 million budget, Sandia employs 8,000 in two plants, and the region hosts the Air Force Center at Kirtland and Lovelace radiation research. Federal employment dominates, with 114 federal units and a population surge of 600 percent in 17 years.
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Albuquerque
N.M
API
Free World
Rio Grande
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Sandia Corporation
Bell Telephone System
ACF Industries
Vision
Rover
Los Alamos, N.M
Air Force Special Weapons Center
Kirtland Air Force Base
Lovelace Medical Foundation
Lovelace Clinic
Unhurried Economy: Mixed Views From Business Leaders
AP reports in New York that Atlanta banker Mills B. Lane and other executives see a plateau in growth with stable prices and employment. A minority warn against weak capital growth, while some predict a future upswing driven by postwar demographics and freer trade prospects.
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New York
Atlanta
Mills B. Lane
Citizens and Southern National Bank
Mills Lane
R. G. Follis
Standard Oil of
California
Karl Brandt
Beekeeper Stung Over 100 Times Despite Warnings
AVENEL New Jersey AP John Petrow 46 keeps 75 000 bees in his back yard and has been stung more than 100 times. His three sons and his dog Trixie have also been stung several times. He says bees would rather not sting and warn first, but some people ignore the signs.
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Avenel
N. J
John Petrow
Petrow
Trixie
New York City Goes Without Newspapers As Printers Strike
New York City enters a second day without all nine major dailies as the printers strike, shutting Times, Daily News, Journal American and World Telegram Sun. Suburban editions of the Press continue. Negotiations loom with a 18,000 workers idled and tolls rising.
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New York City
New York
New York Typographical Union No. 6
Afl-Cio
New York Times
Daily News
Journal-American
World-Telegram Sun
Herald Tribune
Daily Mirror
Post
Long Island Star-Journal
The
Long Island Press
Nas
the News
American Newspaper Guild
Manhattan
News
Afl-Cio Guild
W. Willard Wirtz
Joseph Kingsbury Smith
Kennedy
Wirtz
Publishers’ Association
Miami society runs southernmost steam railroad exhibit
The Gold Coast Railroad operated by the Miami Railroad Historical Society travels three and a half miles of track on the University of Miami south campus each Sunday. On display is the Ferdinand Magellan armored presidential Pullman, the only one built, used by FDR Truman and Eisenhower, weighing 285000 pounds with armor 5 to 8 inches thick.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Gold Coast
Miami Railroad Historical Society
University of Miami
U. S
Ferdinand Magellan
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Atomic Plant
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AP Business News
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Mer
Council of Economic Advisers
Food Research Institute
Stanford University
Bill Chartner
Stanford Research Institute
PMG
PEC
Betty Crocker Bisquick
Vermont Maid
Main Street
Woolworths
Cue
Diel
Bennington
Sau and
Suffolk Counties
Long Island
Typographical Union
Bertram A. Powers
Schenley Reserve
Schenley Dist. CO
WY. C
Schenley
Eserve
Vermont
U.s.a
Bennington Potters
Bennington, Vt
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