Barry Goldwater Motivates GOP Change at National Level
CHICAGO AP Republican leaders replaced Barry Goldwater backed chairman Dean Burch with Ohio’s Ray Bliss as national chair. Bliss, 57, takes over April 1 to unify factions amid claims Burch froze out progressives. Goldwater and Nixon praise prospects as Johnson’s Great Society looms and party harmony is pursued.
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Salvage lumber from inaugural grandstands near White House
Washington area residents can buy pine lumber from the dismantled inaugural grandstands along the Capitol parade route. The contractor says two to three weeks to finish, with sales starting this weekend. Nuts, bolts, and remaining material will be sold on site or moved to a College Park, Maryland yard.
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Fire Hits Fenton Hotel in Rhinelander Loss and Injuries
Fire swept the upper floor of the four story Fenton Hotel in Rhinelander last night. Eight people were hospitalized with smoke inhalation, most elderly residents. A separate political note discusses GOP efforts to coordinate strategy and a large spending plan for 1965, including $4.6 million and allocations for House and Senate campaigns.
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Old Corry-Columbus trolley turned into Worth Street house
The worn trolley car once serving the Corry-Columbus line now sits on Worth Street near Grand Street as a dwelling, created about 40 years ago. The last run occurred in 1923 with motorman J. Fred Kinley, former mayor, and historian Carlton Smith highlights the line’s end. Michael Lynch flagged the artifact to The Journal.
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Navy unveils plan boosting enlistment grades and delays
The Navy announces a new enlistment program for college students offering higher pay grades for those with two years of college or 50 to 60 semester hours and a junior college track guaranteeing training fields. One year or 20 to 30 hours could qualify for higher grades under the high school graduate route. A delay of up to 120 days before reporting for duty helps recruits organize personal matters and school while earning increases after four months of service. For details contact Chief Herman Stelenburg at the Corry Post Office Room 8, Mondays and Tuesdays and Thursday mornings.
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Pittsburgh Police Vote Reject Picket Line Proposal
Pittsburgh policemen voted 177 to 114 to reject a proposal that would thin a fire department picket line at City Hall. Firemen have long battled the city administration over wage scales and benefits, with seven months of City Hall picketing beginning in 1962 and a recent resumption.
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King Defends Myth Busts Racism In Penn State Talk
King addressed about 7,000 students at Pennsylvania State University detailing myths about racism and the belief that time or legislation alone will solve discrimination. He urged federal registrars be empowered in the South to enforce registration, saying laws can restrain action but not hearts. He highlighted the need for civil rights progress and referenced the nobel laureate link.
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