Rockefeller Promises Clear GOP Alternative in 1964 Bid
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller vows a sharp Republican contrast if nominated, replying to Sen. Barry Goldwater who accuses him of being a me too candidate. Rockefeller, resuming his New Hampshire run, defends his liberal label as a potential hurdle in Concord, citing differences over balanced budgets and centralized government.
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Albany N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeler
Johnson
New Hampshire
Concord
Goldwater Seeks Nomination as He Promises Ban Pact Renunciation
Senator Barry Goldwater opens his White House bid with a vow to renounce the nuclear test ban treaty if advantageous. In Grand Rapids he appeals to Republicans, then targets New Hampshire for the March 10 primary. He criticizes President Johnson's economy drive and rivals Rockefeller, while defending a potential disarmament path with the Soviet Union. Goldwater defends U.N. stay while urging reform and notes Rockefeller’s stance on Red China.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Arizona
Grand Rapids
Mich
New Hampshire
Goldwater
U.N
Johnson
NBC
Meet the Press
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Red China
Rockefeller
Hartford
Goldwater Jr Promotes Dad With Youth Movement
Barry Goldwater Jr. 25 will head a nationwide youth movement backing his father’s GOP bid. The new group, Young Americans for Goldwater, will launch with his first address Tuesday evening to Los Angeles County Youth Republicans at the Ambassador Hotel.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Barry Goldwater Jr
Arizona
Young Americans For
Goldwater
Goldwater Jr
Gerkshire Eagle Subscription Rates By Carrier And Mail
Gerkshire Eagle lists subscription costs with carrier deliveries at 45 cents weekly and mail options for zones one through four covering about 600 miles. Rates shown include one month two dollars, three months, six months, and one year with a note on changing address to prevent service interruption by notifying the local post office and the Berkshire Eagle.
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Gerkshire Eagle
Ocal Post Office
The
Berk
Teacher salaries rise 4 percent in United States
The National Education Association NEA reports public school teachers in the United States will average almost six thousand dollars this year an increase of 231 dollars or 4 percent from last year. The NEA says the average salary for public elementary teachers leads the rising pattern.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
National Education Association
NEA
District of Columbia
Alaska
California
New York
Connecticut
Illinois
Mississippi
Arkansas
South Carolina
Kentucky
Alabama
Mideastern
Great Lakes
New England
Rocky Mountain
Southwest
Plains
Southeast States
Hoff's Manager Quits Party Post to Seek Care
John M. Spencer of Cuttingsville resigns as Democratic state chairman to enter treatment for alcoholism. He led Gov. Philip Hoff's 1962 campaign. Daniel J. O'Brien chosen to succeed him. Spencer also resigns as special assistant to the governor.
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Hoff
Montpelier
UPD
John M. Spencer
Cuttingsville
Vermont
Spencer
Philip H. Hoff
Democratic State Central Committee
Burlington
Bernard Leddy
Chittenden
Daniel J. O’brien
Peabody Spars Over Tax Policy In Election Year
Gov Endicott Peabody of Massachusetts argues election year is not time for new taxes, citing a failed 1962 plan to raise income taxes to ease real estate levies. GOP rebuttal accuses Peabody of surrendering to election year compromise as party leaders plan broad programs on tax relief and economy.
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Boston
Endicott Peabody
Peabody
WBZ
GOP
Frederic €. Dumaine Jr
Commonwealth
Save the Commonwealth
Plastic Overcoat On Hub Hotel Burns In Boston
Fire on the unfinished Hotel America within the Prudential Center burned plastic sheeting used for weather protection. Spectators feared a full blaze as flames raced up to the 10th floor of the 14 story structure on Huntington Avenue near Boylston Street in Back Bay. Three alarms were sounded but crews quickly controlled the blaze.
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Boston
America
Prudential Center
Huntington ‘Avenue
Boylston Street
Back Bay
Postal Vacancies New Cigarette To Stay Unfilled Lists Nicotine
Washington AP Post master General John Gronau ski will cut 5000 postal jobs by leaving vacancies unfilled while preserving essential services. The plan, effective by June 30, aims to save 30 million annually, with regional directors ensuring mail handling remains intact. New York American Tobacco Co will list tar and nicotine contents on the Carlton cigarette, signaling a broader industry move to disclose ingredients.
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Washington
John A. Gronauski
Gronauski
Gronouski
Johnson
New York
American Tobacco Co
Anticigarette
American
Carlton
Federal Trade Commission
Tokyo Skyscrapers On Drawing Boards
Tokyo plans for several skyscrapers in an earthquake prone city were announced. The tallest will be 24 stories, higher than any previous building in Japan, with the Otani Hotel at 17 stories and a 24 story office structure among those planned or under construction.
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UPI
Japan
Otani
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