Defense to close more military bases as needed
The Defense Department says it will close additional installations found obsolete or unnecessary, replying to Goldwater who accused Democrats of closing more bases than Ike. The IRS reports 1,559 tax case convictions year ending June 30 with 354 years in prison and over 3 million dollars in fines. NASA says data from 14 of 20 experiments on the OGO space observatory, launched from Cape Kennedy, is being analyzed as it orbits at 176 miles to study solar impact on Earth and atmosphere.
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Two U S jet fighters crash near Tokyo killing four
TOKYO AP Two U S jet fighters crashed southwest of Tokyo killing one pilot and three Japanese factory workers. Lt R C Schoeder of Rocheste r Minn bailed out after his F3 Navy Crusader hit a factory area. U S Ambassador Reischauer offered condolences. An earlier F105 crash on Sagami River left the pilot dead. London AP The Soviet Union signs an $84 million synthetic fiber factory contract in Britain financed by a loan backed by the British government. Jakarta Sukarno says leftists are pillars of the Indonesian revolution and backs Communist China joining the UN.
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Madeleine Carroll quits Beekman Place on Broadway
Boston AP confirms actress Madeleine Carroll has left as Beekman Place costar after a mutual disagreement with producer Samuel Taylor. She will be replaced by Leora Dana as revisions to her role changed the part. Ines Maria Prieto in Maracaibo expects another baby next March, seeking a girl. Yugoslavia and Romania presidents Tito and Gheorgiu-De inaugurate a Danube dam and power station project worth 400 million dollars.
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Goldwater Criticizes Johnson on Freedom Tour Start
Sen Barry Goldwater opened his presidential campaign tour from Phoenix accusing the Johnson administration of regimenting Americans and wrecking alliances abroad. He unveiled a five percent annual tax cut plan to accompany spending restraint and growth. The tour begins in San Diego with stops in 11 cities across seven states.
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