Ruby's Fate Shrouded By Cancer Battle In Dallas
Dallas, AP Jack Ruby remains hospitalized at Parkland amid uncertain cancer prognosis. Doctors disclosed a possible pancreatic or gastrointestinal primary, with a lymph node tumor found in his back. Officials noted his condition could be terminal, though one physician said evolution remains unpredictable and recovery possible.
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Douglas Aircraft to Explore Mergers Amid Financial Trouble
Douglas Aircraft Co says its board authorized management to conduct exploratory merger talks with several firms. Logan Freres & Co. hired as financial consultants as the aerospace maker seeks to meet ongoing production and financing needs following DC9 issues.
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Douglas Aircraft Co
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Finance Director Field Narrowed
SACRAMENTO AP Robert C Brown executive vice president of the California Taxpayers Association withdrew Monday from consideration as a potential state director of finance. He said he signed on with Cal-Tax directors to complete reorganization, a commitment not fulfilled. Meanwhile a Reagan aide said the list of candidates has been narrowed to three by day one, but would not disclose names.
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Barry Romney meet to heal GOP rift and unity
Barry Goldwater and Michigan Governor George Romney met after the November elections to bridge their ideological split. Goldwater avoided endorsing Romney's 1964 stance while signaling a possible 1968 run, and both leaders discussed party unity and the GOP’s stance on Vietnam.
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GM Forecast Predicts 1967 Auto Sales Dip
United Press International reports GM, Chrysler, and Ford forecast a 1967 car sales total near 8.7 million, down from 9.2 million in 1965. Volkswagen and West Germany face production cuts amid postwar tensions, with Ford predicting modest growth and Volkswagen considering shutdowns for maintenance and retooling in early 1967.
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Heinz Nordhoff
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Jewish Leaders Face Neo Naziism Issue
Jewish community leaders confront a rising neo Nazi movement within a broad social climate of intolerance. Officials warn of the potential for harassment and violence while urging unity and vigilance. Organizers call for open dialogue and collective action to protect democratic values.
Argentina ends hunger drive with inflation spike
Report from Buenos Aires shows cost of living rising sharply as Argentina faces a 20 percent bread price hike and rail fare increases. Citizens debate whether to strike amid government actions and recent neo-Nazi concerns in West Germany sparking international attention. World Jewish Congress leader Dr. Joachim Pring warns of wider price surges as inflation climbs to over 2 percent monthly.
Weather effects on cadets and factory workers cited
Early studies in New England factories and military academies show peak performance around 40 degrees. At West Point and Annapolis cooler weather boosted effort and grades, while extreme cold reduced results. Factory output also rose when temperatures hovered near 40 to 50 degrees.
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White House Denies FAA Reports on Supersonic Airliners
Washington reports say the White House denies receipt of FAA recommendations on a giant supersonic airliner. McNamara and McKee-led advisory panel discuss a prototype with 300 plus seats, in-service use possibly by 1969 or later, with budgeted funding and presidential decisions pending Congress approval.
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