Reagan Declines 1968 Presidential Nomination
California governor elect Ronald Reagan told ABC he has no intention of seeking the Republican presidential nomination in 1968. He praised GOP talent after Nov. 8 but said it is not time to pick a candidate. He cited Nixon and Romney as frontrunners, urged a tougher Vietnam strategy, and favored voluntary service over the draft. Reagan also criticized welfare programs and noted civil rights progress depends on leadership and nonviolence.
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Soviet Computer Challenges U S To Chess Games
Moscow reports Tass that an electronic chess match opened between the Soviet Union and the United States with four simulcast games. Computers from the Moscow Institute of Theoretical Physics and California's Stanford University face off with defense choices like Alekhine and Scottish, framed as a contest of scientists behind the programs.
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Greek Orthodox Head 4 Spigén Visit to Saigon
Archbishop Jakovos leads a month long Far East tour accompanying U S Ambassador Lodge. In Saigon this week he meets American troops and conducts Thanksgiving services as part of the North and South American Greek Orthodox diocese outreach.
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Barbara Stanwyck Award Highlighted By Reagan in Hollywood
Governor elect Ronald Reagan praised Barbara Stanwyck as he presented her the Screen Actors Guild award for fostering finest acting ideals. He noted public devotion to aiding the blind and the crippled as part of his tribute. Bob Hope was a previous recipient. The Ernest Tubb Show airs weekdays at 6 PM on KCRG TV Channel 9.
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Balloon Launched by U.S. German Scientists Over Texas
In Palestine Texas AP reports German and American scientists launched a massive balloon to photograph the solar surface and spectra. The three million cubic feet balloon carried a 2800 pound instrument package and may descend near Alexandria Louisiana overnight. Fraunhofer Institute of Freiburg is a cosponsor and Dr K O Keipen sheuer directs the flight.
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National Center For Atmospheric Research
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Texas
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Expect Soviet Manned Launch Early in 1967
A Soviet space program report hints at a manned flight early in 1967 after Red Star interview with tester Bogdan claiming a long experiment and photos claiming tests completed. Ground tests of Voskhod multi seat ships were done over two years ago as carrier rockets are slated for Pacific launches through December amid winter weather doubts.
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Honor Judge for Columbus Book Award Given in New York
New York AP The Italian Historical Society of America awarded Justice Michael Musmanno the society's highest mer it award for his pro Columbus stance. Musmanno's book Columbus Way First argues the Italian sailor first reached the New World, countering the Vinland map controversy revived on Columbus Day 1965.
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Cactus Jack Garner Celebrates 98 Birthday Quietly
John Nance Garner, known as Cactus Jack, turns 98 on Tuesday in Uvalde Texas. He left the Roosevelt administration in 1941 to retire to a white frame house with oak shade. A brief ceremony is planned at his front porch to mark the milestone.
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Dublin Gloom Fears Hit Guinness Brewery
In Dublin, fears of an AI strike at Arthur Guinness and Company, a leading global brewer, cast a pall over bars as workers and patrons anticipate disruption to beer production and supply.
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Doctors Reveal Tablet to Prevent Preperiod Water Weight
In New York doctors describe premenstrual fluid retention causing swelling, weight gain, and cramps. A new tablet named Trendarp claims to prevent excess water buildup and relieve headaches mood swings and dizziness before and during periods. Trials by hundreds of registered women are cited and the tablet is advertised as prescription optional.
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