Burch at Center of Tumult in GOP Leadership Clash
Washington AP reports Dean Burch, 36, head of the Republican National Committee, faces a heated debate over his power and role. Supporters say he must lead a continuing, funded operation. critics warn a too conservative image could harm the party. A GOP summit and a January Chicago meeting loom as key tests.
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Harry Kelly Washington
Dean Burch
Republican National Committee
Burch
Sen
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
National Committee
Robert Smylie
Idaho
G.O.P
Smylie
William Miller
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Democrats
John Bailey
Capitol Hill
Congress
New York
Chicago
Proposal for an elite corps of top federal civil servants
A Brookings Institution report by David Stanley urges creating a presidentially appointed central board to identify and cultivate a government elite. The study finds complex hiring and rigid rules limit movement, recommends attracting top non government talent and rotating executives to meet urgent needs while improving evaluation methods.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
David Stanley
Brookings Institution
Stanley
Brookings
Senate
U.S. Space Schedule for 1965 Could Be Busiest and Biggest
The 1965 plan envisions two manned flights, up to eight astronauts, and a first Mariner 4 Mars flyby. NASA aims 31 Cape Kennedy launches, nine from Vandenberg and Wallops, plus Atlas Centaur, Titan 3C, and Saturn tests. Rangers, Surveyors, and numerous satellites including OSO, OAO, Explorer, and BIOS missions shape a crowded year with delays likely.
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Cape Kennedy
U.S
Federal Space Agency
Vandenberg Air Base
Calif
Wallops Island
Air Force
Mars
Mariner
Red Planet
America
Gemini
Virgil Grissom
John Young
Scheeriee
Space Agency
Earth
Apollo
The
Ranger
Moon
Ranger- 7
Lunar
Surveyor
OAO
Orbiting Astronomical Observatory
Pioneer
Guantanamo Married Men Win Family Return Hint
At Guantanamo Bay the Navy announces wives and children may soon return. After a water dispute with Cuba, a desalination plant now produces 2.2 million gallons daily, easing a 1980s isolation and lifting morale among 3,000 dependents in February to 1,200 by March.
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Guantanamo
USS. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Fidel Castro
Castro
Florida
Cuba
Yateras River
Cuban
U.S
Negro Tavern Gunfire Rocks Florida Beach Town
Three white youths in a passing car sprayed machine gun fire into a busy Negro tavern on Christmas Eve wounding six men, none seriously. A wide police net chased a black sedan as witnesses recalled the rear seat gunman firing. The six victims, all Deerfield Beach residents, were hospitalized with non fatal injuries.
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Deerfield Beach
Fla
Atlantic Beach
James Cooper
Paul Johnson
James Carter
Eddy Moore, Jr
Isadore Coleman, Jr
Joseph McLeod
Homer Chambers
Rockefeller Jr. leaves net estate of 149 million
John D. Rockefeller Jr. died in Tucson on May 11 1960 leaving a net estate officially valued at 149 096 455 dollars. The bulk of assets were securities over 151 million with real estate at 750 000. His widow Martha Baird Rockefeller inherits life income from a trust fund roughly half the estate. The Rockefeller Brothers Fund receives about 75 million for charity. The Metropolitan Museum of Art gains a 695 500 dollar art collection.
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New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Tucson
State Transfer Tax Department
Martha Baird Rockefeller
Abby Green Alditch
Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Inc
John D
Nelson A
Laurance S
Winthrop R
David R
Abby Rockefeller Mauze
Rockefeller Center
Fort Tryon Park
Cloisters
United Nations
Williamsburg
Metropolitan Museum of Art
World’s Smallest Church Moved to Villa Madonna Campus
The Monte Casino chapel built in 1878 by monk Albert Soltis was hoisted onto a flatbed truck and moved four miles from a hillside to Kenton county. The four by six foot stone church will join the Villa Madonna college campus where work starts in spring. Fred Riedinger donated the church to Villa Madonna as a memorial to his mother Alma Riedinger after buying the land in 1957.
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Covington, Ky
Monte Casino
Kenton County
Villa Madonna College
Albert Soltis
Fred Riedinger
Lookout Heights
Villa Madonna
Alma Riedinger
Beloit Youth Steals Car Then Repairs Station Incident
In Beloit Wisconsin a 20 year old Beloit youth drove a stolen car into a Chemung station for repairs. Richard Bourret, present in the station, seized the youth and detained him for authorities. The car had been stolen the night before from a Beloit theater parking lot.
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Beloit
Wis
Chemung
Richard Bourret
Bourret
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10Th St
Wilbert
Novak Monument CO
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6Th St
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Chip
Freeit
INC
3Rd Ave
3Rd St
Buresh
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Rosen’s
Fourth St
Novak
Walmar’s Discount Center
Paramount Theater
West Branch
Iowa
Serpentater
Norman Mortensen
2Nd St
Salvation Army
Kennedy’s Paint Co
Sands
Illinois
ST. Vincent de Paul
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Hollister
Southland St
Nee
Arizona
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Serbouser’s
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16Th Ave
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St Ave. SE
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Norway Grain Co
Norway
Winton
Killian Co
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Olin
Dick Merrifield
ED Alderman
Cedar Rapids
5Th Street
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Milan
Freese Inc
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Merritt
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Promet Service
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SaintiNe Free
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