Goldwater Celebrates 55th Birthday With Family In Phoenix
Barry Goldwater marks his 55th birthday at home in Phoenix with his right leg in a cast after surgery. He plans to announce in two days whether he will seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination as his family gathers for New Year’s Day festivities.
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Jefferson Jackson dinner ticket sales surge in Alabama
Officials report an early rush for the Jefferson Jackson dinner tickets in Alabama Democrats. One third of the January 24 fundraiser tickets are sold. Keynote speaker will be Senator George Smathers with Gov. George Wallace and Birmingham officials also slated to speak.
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Three Killed By Traffic In Alabama During New Year Holiday
Three people died in Alabama traffic accidents during the New Year holiday period. Cleveland Stallsworth, 46, of Pensacola, Florida, was killed in a two car collision three miles south of Brewton on U S 31. Esther Goldstein, 67, of Columbus, Georgia, died after falling from a car that skidded off U S 280 east of Goodwater. Carl Newsome of Jackson, Alabama, died when his car rear ended a tractor trailer on an icy stretch of U S 43 between Jackson and Grove Hill. The AP count runs from midnight Tuesday to midnight Wednesday.
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Shriver Named Johnsons Likely VP Choice Says Newsday
Newsday reports President Johnson's current pick for vice president is Sargent Shriver, JFK's brother in law and Peace Corps director. White House officials in Johnson City Texas declined to comment on the Johnson City story.
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Rockefeller plans nationwide broadcasts on his divorce
Washington reports New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller intends to discuss his divorce and remarriage on television and radio later this month. The Washington Post cites supporters who say he views the moves as a chance to let the public judge his rights to serve.
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Weight Reducing Tablet Is Banned
In Brooklyn U S District Court Drug Research Corp agrees to a federal injunction banning interstate sale of Regimen weight reducing tablets. U S Attorney Joseph R Hoey says the tablets are worthless and the public paid 16 million dollars in six years. President John T Andreadis signed the decree accepting the injunction.
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Man gifts 75 silver dollars dated 1882 for mother
Casper resident John Schwartz hunted a unique 81st birthday present for his mother. He pressured local merchants for weeks and finally collected 75 silver dollars, all stamped 1882, her birth year.
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