Goldwater Attacks New GOP Citizens Committee
Senator Barry Goldwater charges the newly formed Republican National Citizens Committee will influence policy and candidate selection. He questions whether members are real Republicans and says the group could divide the party as Dwight Eisenhower serves as honorary chairman. The Washington Star warned the GOP risks disaster if it adopts the group’s views.
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Washington (Ap
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Republican National Citizens Committee
Dwight, D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Citizens Group
Benjamin M. McKelway
The
Washington Star
Star
GOP
Candi
Few MDs To Sign Up For Plan
Regina Saskatchewan AP notes one of the closest guarded secrets in the province is the identity of doctors who signed up to work under the government compulsory medical care plan. Officials fear reprisals as tension rises amid a doctors' strike and the potential danger to those who broke with colleagues.
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Regina
Sask
Saskatchewan
Telstar satellite launches herald space relay era
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP a switchboard satellite rocketed into orbit as a possible first step toward a space relay system for swift worldwide transmission of radio telephone and television signals Telstar blasted off atop a Thor Delta rocket and is to begin first experiments tonight American viewers will see live TV pictures from space within hours and may connect transatlantic TV and radio tests within two weeks
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Telstar
United States
Europe
NASA
U S Professor Slams Reds at World Peace Congress
An American professor Dale Pontius of Chicago told 2,000 delegates in the Kremlin Hall that the Soviet Union erred by resuming nuclear tests last Sept 1 and urged end to one sided denouncements. Canon John Collins of London condemned both superpowers and nonaligned states for arms buildup as he criticized recent hydrogen tests.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Johnston
Atomic Energy Commission
Christmas Island
Task Force 8
Christmas
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Kremlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Dale Pontius
Chicago
Kremlin Hall of
Congress
Khrushchev
Pacific
Ontius
Roosevelt University
Kennedy
Dwight D. Fkisenhower
Douglas MacArthur
Red China
India
Tass
Pontius
Canon John Collins
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
The
United
Saco-Lowell to begin Willys drive shaft contract
The Edwards division at Saco-Lowell shops will manufacture 9 025 drive shaft assemblies for Willys M 15 Mutt under a one million dollar contract announced by Senator Margaret Chase Smith. Production starts late fall and runs for one year. impact on local employment not confirmed. Saco-Lowell also handles a M 60 machine gun contract and other automotive parts.
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Willys Corporation
Edwards
Saco-Lowell
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Washington
Saco
Willys
CAB Orders Northeast Airlines To Maintain Three New England Stops
The Civil Aeronautics Board ordered Northeast Airlines to continue service to Auburn Lewiston Maine Houston Massachusetts and Lawrence Massachusetts after plans to suspend. CAB Chairman Alan Boyd telegrammed Northeast president James W Aus tin noting no authority to suspend at those towns. Schedules effective July 9 showed suspensions but final CAB action could not occur by July 9 due to case complexities.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Northeast Airlines
New England
Alan
Boyd
CAB
James W. Austin
Northeast
Auburn - Lewiston
Houston
Maine
Lawrence
Mass
Leaders Seek Unity in Algerian Regime Strife
Algerian leaders both in Algiers and abroad moved to restore unity in Premier Ben Youssef Ben Khedda's government. He addressed 15,000 supporters at the Algiers Sports Stadium, then awaited a report from Rabat where Yazid and Rabah Bitat met with dissident Ahmed Ben Bella to discuss reconciliation.
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Algiers
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Khedda
Rabat
Morocco
Mohammed Yazid
Rabah Bitat
Ahmed Ben Bella
Dr Guerin Announces Bid For Biddeford Ward 7 Seat
Dr. Robert G. Guerin a 42-year-old dentist and Maine Medical Center supervisor announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for ward 7 councilman in Biddeford on the Gilbert R. Boucher ticket. He is married to Rachel Neveux and has nine children. The margin news discusses a Federal Reserve cut in margin requirements from 70 to 50 percent and its potential impact on stock attitudes and prices.
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Robert G. Guerin
Ward 7
Biddeford
Gilbert R. Boucher
Children’s Dental
Maine Medical Center
Portland
Guerin
Medical Center
Dr. Guerin
St. Andre School
St. Louis High School
St. Michael's College
Georgetown University
Rachel Neveux
Paul
Bernard
Odette
Philip
Roger
Marie
Louise
Simone
New York
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Board
Gerald M. Loeb
E. F. Hutton and Co
Khrushchev Proposes New Berlin Troop Plan
In Moscow Khrushchev warned that the Berlin threat grows more ominous and urged replacing Western garrisons with contingents of Norwegian-Danish or Belgian-Dutch and Czech-Polish troops. He denounced U.S. nuclear tests and urged that NATO forces in Berlin be replaced to curb Western aggression. The World Peace Congress heard his remarks as 2,000 delegates from 118 countries attended.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Berlin
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
West Berlin
Europe
West Germany
NATO
U.S
Western negotiators plan on arms review
Washington AP Western disarmament negotiators plan a rapid review ahead of the Geneva conference reconvening July 16. U S sources say Western delegates may push new arms cut ideas while preserving staged disarmament under controls. An underground test ban revision may come later after studies on detectable underground blasts. Dr Jerome Wiesner journeys to London for talks with Sir Solly Zuckerman and others about Project Vela results and implications for detecting nuclear explosions.
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Washington
U.S
Jerome Wiesner
Kennedy
London
Solly Zuckerman
Pentagon
Kim Named In Korean Junta Shift
Seoul AP report says South Korea's ruling military junta reshuffles its Cabinet naming Kim Hyun chul premier as Gen Chung Hee Park remains head of the junta. Kim, former finance minister under Syngman Rhee, had been named Economic Planning Board chairman and vice premier on June 18. Park also accepted two junta member resignations and appointed two new ministers.
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Seoul
South Korea
Kim Hyun-chul
Chung Hee Park
Park
Kim
Economic Planning Board
Syngman Rhee
Song Yo-chan
Junta
Army
Sohn Chang-kyu
Yoo Won-shik
Builders See Harm If President Bans Housing Discrimination
A nationwide survey of 6000 home builders by C E I R for the National Association of Home Builders suggests a presidential order barring discrimination in federally assisted housing would slash new construction. Forty two percent foresee curtailment, 1.3 percent expect growth, implying about a one third drop and $3 to $6 billion in national output. The group urges Kennedy to lead a nationwide educational effort to ease tensions over changing living patterns. Kennedy has signaled plans to act when timing is right.
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Washington
National Association of Home Builders
C-E-I-R
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhowser
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