Editorial Focus on 1964 GOP Split Between Goldwater Rockefeller
Biasssat notes Eisenhower and Miller warn against overemphasizing 1964 bids. Goldwater's nationwide tours fuel fears of a polarizing clash with Rockefeller, who eyes a major 1964 fight as Nixon looms. Amid nerves, some seek a centrist path for party unity. Barratt O Hara’s Latin America theater trip draws critique over perceived motives and pay.
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Eisenhower
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William Miller
Eisenhower-Miller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Nixon
Goldwater
Richard Nixon
Moscow outlines terms for East German peace treaty
The Soviet Union proposes a 1959 peace treaty with East Germany with Allied participation and outlines German renunciation of force, nonproliferation of nuclear weapons, and withdrawal of foreign troops within a year. West Berlin status remains negotiable pending Western counter proposals.
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Weather highs and lows across the nation and pole
The 111 degree high was recorded at Imperial and Thermal California with a 35 degree low at Drummond Montana. South Pole temperatures ranged from 66 degrees below zero to 81 degrees below.
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Pushinka the White House Dog Exchanges Notes with Khrushchev
A playful letter from Pushinka the Soviet space dog writes from Washington about life at the White House with the Kennedy family. She jokes about public attention and notes meals, companionship with Caroline and Charlie, and plans during July. She hints she may resist raising pups under socialism.
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INDEXING By Morris Higley
The column discusses the fate of a proposed Federal Judgeship in Childress and the need for civic promotion. Higley notes little progress since the election and urges active support from local groups, especially the Childress Jaycees, to spur a paving program and broader civic projects.
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Wall Street Chatter Says Market Near Critical Stage
Goodbody & Co. and Justin Stone of Stock Diagnosis weigh in on the market's near consolidation and potential retreat to around 660. They see no major decline, with a satisfactory longer-term outlook if a bear phase is avoided. L. O. Hooper cautions that customers, more than brokers, often drive speculative excess.
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Brando Admits He's Married in Court
In Santa Monica Marlon Brando admitted in Superior Court that he is married to Mexican actress Movita Castenada and has a son by her. The admission supports ex-wife Anna Kashfi's claim of a Movita marriage amid their ongoing visitation dispute. Brando and Kashfi agreed to drop contempt citations and maintain visitation arrangements, with Brando allowed to visit his son in Hollywood Hills.
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Could Be Ouija Board Entertained
Los Angeles based divorce case reveals writer-director Carl Cons allegedly preferred nightly ouija sessions over intimacy with wife Carol Cons 24 mother of three. She testified he refused to buy her shoes during pregnancy and limited clothing, forcing her to work as a car hop. She seeks support while Cons contests the divorce.
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Marilyn Monroe Reaches Stable Postop State After Gall Bladder Surgery
Marilyn Monroe is in satisfactory condition and resting comfortably after emergency gall bladder surgery at Polyclinic Hospital. The 2 hour 15 minute operation Thursday night removed an inflamed gall bladder caused by an impacted gallstone. Seven doctors attended. a normal stay is 10 to 12 days with potential discharge by then.
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July Fourth Sparkler Law Lets Sparklers Be Used After Midnight
The article notes 491 traffic fatalities over a four day Fourth of July weekend in 1950 and announces a new law allowing sale and use of sparklers after 12 01 am July 4. State fire marshal Ed Herron urges caution amid fire dangers and fireworks.
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How Do You Stand Sir By Barry Goldwater
U S Senator Barry Goldwater reflects on graduation at Camp Verde High School in Arizona. He discusses education’s purpose, the value of character, and how knowledge evolves, urging students to seek personal answers to life questions and to understand God’s purpose in living.
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Maniac at Large Haunts Texas Town and Long Beach
In Long Beach California J T Wilson 25 charged with stabbing a woman to death cites urge to kill any girl in response. In Cisco Texas Police Chief Parkinson says the town isn’t sleeping well due to a killer. In Washington General Lemay new Air Force chief of staff favors bombers over missiles saying others would too after bombing through heavy fire.
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