Rockefeller Campaign In New Hampshire Testing Support
Governor Nelson A Rockefeller opens a test campaign in New Hampshire to gauge GOP backing among conservatives. With Goldwater favored, Rockefeller visits UNH Colby and Dartmouth as his primary looms March 10. local leaders discuss his appeal and Goldwater strength.
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President Kennedy Signs 1964 Defense Bill
President Kennedy signed the 1964 defense appropriation totaling 47.2 billion for the new fiscal year starting July 1. The bill omits military pay raises, which will require a separate measure of about 9.068 billion to fund the Oct 1 increases.
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Kennedy to Visit New England for University Speech and Cape Cod Visit
President Kennedy plans a New England trip this weekend with a University of Maine appearance for students and a fund raising dinner in Boston. About 6000 are expected for the Boston program The New England Salute to President Kennedy. He will stay overnight at his hotel and travel by helicopter to Hyannis Port on Cape Cod to dine with his ailing father, Joseph P. Kennedy, before returning to Washington Sunday night.
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Civil Rights Unit Extended One Year
President Kennedy signed a bill extending the Civil Rights Commission for one year without ceremony. The measure authorizes retroactive veterans and death benefits of $816.83 to Elizabeth G. Mason of Houston Maine, who had pursued the funds since 1945.
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Airline Gets Six Month Fla Reprieve
Northeast Airlines wins a six month stay on the CAB order that would end Florida flights. U.S. Court of Appeals paused the ruling until at least April 30. Senator Kennedy and Governor Peabody praised the delay for New England travelers and regional interest.
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Tito Visits Washington Fastest State Visit On Record
President Tito of Yugoslavia completed a rapid Washington visit marked by pomp and a 21 gun salute. Talks with President Kennedy centered on trade and East West relations amid Tito’s displeasure at Congress denying most favored nation trade status. Tito left for a cross country tour promising a future Kennedy visit to Yugoslavia.
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South Viet Nam
Federal Aide Urges Support For Passamaquoddy Project
Assistant Secretary of the Interior Kenneth Holum urged New England solid backing for the billion dollar Passamaquoddy hydrelectric project. He spoke to the AFL-CIO New England land Council, stressing bipartisan support and the need for coordinated development of New England’s water resources starting with Passamaquoddy Bay tides.
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Birmingham Ultimatum Raises Threat of New Demonstrations
A King backed Birmingham ultimatum predicts renewed racial protests in Alabama. A letter from over 100 Negro leaders endorsing King and Shuttlesworth strengthens his push for 25 Negro police and fire hires by Tuesday. Other notices report protests in Williamston North Carolina and West Feliciana Parish voter eligibility milestone.
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Space Sentry Satellites Patrol High Earth Orbit
Cape Canaveral reports America launches its first sentry satellite on a historic 60,000 mile high patrol to watch for any space nuclear explosions. A companion craft joins in the same orbit while a third tiny Tetrahedron satellite traps radiation in the Van Allen Belt as part of a treaty enforcement program.
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