Goldwater Attacked by Tass Over Nuclear Test Ban Stance
Tass labels Goldwater a bellicose hostile to the limited test ban and accuses him of shifting tactics to oppose ratification. the piece cites his Cuba proposal and calls his stance wild and out of step with U.S. public opinion as leaders favor easing tensions and backing the Moscow treaty.
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Goldwater
R-Ariz
Tass
Mikhail Chukhanov
White House
Russia
Cuba
Sen. Goldwater
UU. S
Kennedy policy on Cuba may sway nuclear test ban vote
Supporters count on a potential Kennedy statement to blunt Senator Goldwater's plan to attach a Cuba reservation to the limited nuclear test ban treaty. Senate debate opens Monday with estimates that up to 30 votes could be attracted, though leaders aim for no more than 20 against ratification. Mansfield warns such a reservation could force renegotiation with 80 signatories and undermine the pact.
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Sen. Goldwater
R-Ariz
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Goldwater
Russia
Cuba
Mansfield
Montana
Johnson Says Negro Is Winning Fulfillment In U S
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson told a Helsinki dinner audience that the American Negro is winning his fight for greater fulfillment of democratic promises. He warned the American way of life cannot tolerate a majority denying a minority. The speech followed a festive Finnish American Society dinner honoring Johnson as thousands packed streets, with police estimating a 12 000 crowd.
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Helsinki
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Former Gen. Walker Sues for Slander Over Rioting Remarks
Former Major General Edwin A. Walker filed a $2 million slander suit in Washington county circuit court against Hodding Carter editor of the Greenville Delta Democrat Times. The suit cites Carter remarks at a University of New Hampshire address last October alleging Walker led insurrectionists at Ole Miss. Walker seeks $1 million actual damages and $1 million punitive damages.
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Walker
Carter
New Hampshire
Washington County
Greenville
John Capers
Jackson
Alaska Governor Warns Against Violence in Fisher Dispute
Alaska Governor William Egan cautioned two U S fishing boat skippers against violent action after they accused Russian vessels of fouling gear in the Shelikof Strait. Egan said the state is investigating Russian fleet activity and will pressure the federal government to safeguard fishing grounds.
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U.S
William Egan
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Here
UPI
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Alaska
Paris records coldest Sept 6 in 90-year weather record
Paris Friday registered its coldest September 6 in the 90-year weather bureau record. The high reached only 54 degrees.
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Weather Bureau
Mercury
Vanuxem Cleared by French Court in WWII Case
In Paris a state security court acquitted World War II hero Gen. Paul Vanuxem of leading the terrorist Secret Army Organization in France. The court imposed prison terms on another military figure and a businessman.
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Paris
UPI
Paul Vanuxem
France
Ice chunk near Moscow hints at space origin
Soviet scientists and Tass researchers weigh a space origin for an 11 pound ice chunk that fell near Domodedovo on August 27. Isotope analysis and team of astronomers chemists and glaciologists probe whether it survived atmospheric entry as part of a larger ice meteorite from the solar system.
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Tass
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Solar System
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Miss America 1964 Donna Axum from Arkansas crowned
Donna Axum, 21, of El Dorado Arkansas, was named Miss America 1964 in Atlantic City. The University of Arkansas senior won the prelim swimsuit, weighed 124 pounds, and stood 5 6 1 2 feet tall. She chose Humility as her onstage word and pledged to represent the United States with pride.
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Associated Press
Donna Axum
el Dorado
Ark
Jacqueline Mayer
Atlantic City
Arkansas
Donna
University of Arkansas
Hurley Axum
United States of America
Astronaut Story Sales Questioned by Rep Wydler
New York Republican Rep John Wydler urged NASA chief James Webb to ban exclusive story sales by American astronauts and to raise astronaut pay. He cited Life magazine negotiations offering 800000 dollars and argued contracts require NASA approval just as the program does.
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Washington
UPI
New York
America
John Wydler
James Webb
NASA
Life Magazine
Wydler
Broadcasters urged to resist government controls
LeRoy Collins, president of the National Association of Broadcasters, told the Arkansas Broadcasters Association in North Little Rock that radio is hampered by an obsolete communications act. He urged broadcasters to pursue freedom with a plan and a central service ideal ahead of personal gain.
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UPI
LeRoy Collins
National Assn. of Broadcasters
Arkansas Broadcasters Assn
Collins
Space Program Bill Signed By Kennedy in Hyannis Port
President Kennedy signed a bill approving a civilian space program budget of 5.35 billion dollars for the current fiscal year. The signing took place at Hyannis Port where officials announced funding details and program scope.
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Hyannis Port
Kennedy
Korean Turncoats Mother Offers Home To Son And Wife
Mrs. H. L. Rush of Tucson says she will provide a home for her son Scott Rush and his Chinese wife if they wish to live with her. She expresses relief at his return from Red China and notes his illness and long absence, hoping they arrive by her birthday October 19.
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Scott Rush
H. L. Rush
Red
China
Scott
Rush
Marietta
Ohio
Richard
Five Miners Injured One Trapped in Carolina Mine
In Murphy North Carolina five miners were injured and one trapped in a cave in a tale mine west of town Saturday. The trapped miner was Carl Dockery, 44, believed alive in an air space about 230 to 240 feet below the surface. Two escapees were hospitalized with critical head and chest injuries.
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