Dumaine Won’t Quit GOP Delegationplaceholder
Massachusetts Republican leader Fred eric C. Dumaine Jr denies reports he withdrew as a delegate to the national convention. He says he offered to resign only if other at large delegates would also withdraw and criticizes the slate as unrepresentative while Emory Ireland could become a replacement per Treadway.
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Boston
Frederic C. Dumaine Jr
Republican State Committee
Dumaine
Richard F. Treadway
Washington
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Treadway
Emory Ireland
Wellesley
Mysle
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot
Lodge
Ireland
Goldwater resumes campaign push in New Hampshire
Senator Barry Goldwater returns to New Hampshire to launch a three day tour covering 19 communities ahead of the March 10 Republican primary. He will make a single day stop on March 2 before a week long statewide effort. Nelson Rockefeller plans a separate New Hampshire campaign swing, with a news conference in Albany and a three day trek starting Wednesday.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Granite State
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
Sales of NHRR Land Bring 919483 in Last Quarter 1963
The bankrupt New Haven Railroad earned 919 483 from property sales in Connecticut New York Rhode Island and Massachusetts in late 1963. The Waterbury CT sale yielded 193 218. Trustees also reported 951 285 from scrap sales amid an about 12 million loss for the year.
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New Haven, Conn
New Haven
U.S. District Court Yessterday
Connecticut
New York
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Waterbury
Government Stymied By Union Wheat Boycott
In Miami Beach Florida a failed push by Labor Department aide James J Reynolds to settle a wheat boycott aimed at the Soviet Union is reported. Union leaders insist on at least half the grain in U S vessels and AFL CIO leaders show mixed support for Johnson s appeal while Longshoremen halt wheat on foreign ships in New Orleans and Houston. Continental Grain says it cannot find enough acceptable U S ships to meet the 50 percent requirement.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Labor Department
U.S
Soviet Union
Johnson
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Daytona Beach
Florida, East Coast Railway
Cape Kennedy
AFL - Cio Executive Council
AFL - Cio
George Meany
Meany
International Longshoremen's Association
New Orlean
Houston
Thomas W. Gleason
W. Willard Wirtz
Washington
Continental Grain Co
United States
Cuba
Grant Supports Albany Medical College Neurology Training
The National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness awarded Albany Medical College $328 530 for a five year grant starting July 1 1964 to fund graduate training in neurology. Dr Harold C Wiggers announced the program aims to prepare young doctors as teachers and researchers in neurology with integrated clinical and research experience at Albany Medical Center Hospital and the Albany V A Hospital both AMA approved.
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Albany
N.Y
National Institute of Neurological Diseases and Blindness
Albany Medical College
Harold C. Wiggers
Medical College
U.S. Public Health Service
Albany Medical Center
Albany V.A. Hospital
Reuther Critical of Boycott
United Auto Workers President Walter B. Reuther condemned a union boycott that stopped flooding of American wheat to Russia. He spoke at the AFL-CIO Executive Council midwinter meeting and argued the action hindered U.S. foreign policy.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Russia
United Auto Workers
Walter B.reuther
Reuther
Afl-Cio Executive Council
State Department
Maritime Department
Meany
Johnson
Massachusetts House Debates Civil Service Bill Rail Against Rigging
Massachusetts House grants initial approval to a civil service reform bill aimed at preventing exams from being tailored to favored candidates. The debate, led by Rep Alfred Shrigley, included opposition from Rep George Mendonca who warned of disrupting the exam program. Also approved were hearings on county workers under civil service and a measure letting women motorists omit hair color on licenses. The Senate upheld Gov Peabody’s veto on Cambridge PR referendum and a separate bill would exempt women traffic officers from civil service rules.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts House
Alfred I. Shrigley
R-Hingham
Taear
Michael
Dukakis
Brookling
George B. Mendonca
D.new Bedford
Sidney Q. Curtiss
Sheffield
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
James F. Condon
Official Denies Mail Tampering Charged by Cohn
New York dispatch reports Atty Roy Cohn denying he mailed tampering charges. Postal Inspector Robert Hickey said no tampering occurred with the mail of Cohns attorney Thomas Bolan. Cohn seeks to dismiss a grand jury lying charge tied to United Dye and Chemical stock fraud after claiming intercepted private correspondence.
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New York
UPI
Atty
Roy Cohn
Post Office Department
Robert Hickey
Cohn
Thomas Bolan
Boy Wonder
Army-MacCarthy
United Dye Land Chemical Co
U. S. Atty
Robert Morgenihau
Rehabilitation Draft Proposal by Hershey Seeks Training Control
Lt General Hershey proposed inducting thousands of draft rejects for two years of rehabilitation and training under military control. A new referral program begins July 1 for all 18 year olds to assess fitness for service and channel others to employment and training through offices.
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Washington
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Johnson
Gram. Hershey
Armed Services
Hershey
Boston School Committee to Meet NAACP Leaders
Boston officials agreed to meet NAACP leaders after an eight month stalemate to discuss alleged de facto segregation in city schools. The Wednesday 7 p.m. session could lead to canceling the February 26 boycott if a concrete integration plan with a timetable is formed.
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Boston
UPI
Boston School Committee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
James P. Breeden
Thomas Eisenstadt
Arthur J. Gartland
Joseph Lee
William E. O’connor
Louise Day Hicks
Mittee
House Speaker Thompson Defies Resignation Rumors
Boston reports say House Speaker John S. Thompson of Ludlow denied resigning amid speculation. He disclosed three weeks of medical treatment for acute pneumonia and a left shoulder problem, asserting he would quit only if unable to perform duties and plans to serve his full two year term.
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Boston
John S. Thompson
D-Ludlow
Thompson
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