Goldwater Plans Decision At Friday Phoenix Meet
Senator Barry Goldwater will meet Arizona Republican leaders at his Phoenix home on Friday to decide if he will pursue the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He marks his 55th birthday this week and may reveal whether he seeks the White House or a Senate re election.
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Washington
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
Phoenix
Senate
Goldwater
Kennedy
Public Works board approved by executive council in Massachusetts
A new five member Board of Commissioners for the Massachusetts Department of Public Works received executive council approval after Gov. Endicott Peabody swore in the appointees. Fitzgerald named chairman faced opposition from Councilor Heckler over potential conflicts of interest while Rosselli and Warner were rejected as associates. Dwight and Sargent approved along with Warner. The board set salaries at 20000 for the chairman and 18000 for associates. The council also approved a Consumers Council and a library commissioners vice chairman, with Ed Peabody appointment pending.
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Theail
State Department of Public Works
Gov. Peabody
State House
Boston
Executive Council
Fromeff
Donald R. Dwight
South Hadley
John D. Warner
Westfield
James D. Fitzgerald
Milton
Francis W. Sargent
Orleans
Anthony C. Rosselli
Somerville
Associated Press
Board of Commissioners
Endicott Peabody
Margaret Heckler
R-Wellesley
Fitzgerald
Ray
Mond Sullivan
Springfield
Heckler
Sargent
Dwight
Rosselli
Warner
DPW
Jack P. Ricciardi
Ricciardi
Peabody
Turnpike Authority
Holyoke Transcript - Telegram
Greenfield Recorder - Gazette
Consumers Council
Robert J. McEwen
Boston College
Nathan §. Paven
Quincy
Louella Cotton
Cambridge
Irene B. Chavez
Arlington
Charles G. Simon
Scituate
Frank K. Hirons
Gardner
John N. Fulham Jr
Wellesley Hills
Board of Library Commissioners
Change of address notice from local post office and rates
A postal notice lists subscription options and rates for mail delivery with a request to include the new address and age, citing zones 1-4 and distances in miles. The text mentions a change of address, service, and delivery details plus a request to avoid interruptions by mail.
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Posta Shire
Eagle
Mall Plesse
Berk Nd
Subsidy Posed For N. Haven Railroad
The Connecticut Transportation Authority proposed a four state subsidy to preserve the New Haven Railroad. Massachusetts Connecticut New York and Rhode Island would underwrite deficits for essential interstate passenger and freight service from July 1964 to June 1965. Quick executive meetings and further talks with Gov. John W. Dempsey are planned.
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NEW Haven
UPI
Connecticut Transportation Authority
Frank M. Reinhold
Watertown
CTA
Interstate Staff Committee
Reinhold
Rhode Island
John W. Dempsey
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
New York City
Portiland
Conn
Willimantic
New England
Doyle Named $12,000-a-Year Secretary of Public Works
Ward F. Doyle of Medford is named secretary of the Public Works Commission at a $12,000 annual rate. The appointment was submitted to the Council shortly before Monday night’s meeting.
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Ward F. Doyle
Medford
Public Works Commission
Ther
Council
Congress Ends long session after passing 3 billion aid
Congress adjourned after approving a 3 billion foreign aid package. The Senate passed the measure in a 56-14 vote and the House quickly followed, adjourning for good as Johnson prepared to sign. The wheat credit amendment and employment provision drew intense debate. President Johnson issued a no retreat memo on the wheat issue to reassure Western allies.
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API
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
U.S
Russia
Sens
Kennedy
D-Mass
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Texas
Mike Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
Export-Import Bank
Capitol Hill
White House
America
Nikita Khrushchev
United Press International
Administration
Wayne Morse
Franklin seeks Auburn dorm room after race denial
Federal judge weighs whether Harold A. Franklin, an admitted Negro graduate student, is entitled to campus housing at Auburn University after he was denied a dormitory room. Judge Frank M. Johnson Jr. reserved ruling, while Justice Department attorney G Harold Flannery argued the student has constitutional housing rights on the all white campus.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
Harold A. Franklin
Auburn University
Franklin
Frank M. Johnson Jr
Johnson
G. Harold Flannery
Justice Department
Auburn
Flannery
Senator Morse Attacks Aid Waste Over Wheat Issue
D-Ore Senate critic Morse delivers a parting shot condemning alleged waste in aid spending and accusing Congress of surrendering constitutional authority to the President in the wheat aid fight.
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D-Ore
Senate
Morse
Congress
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