Goldwater Seen as GOP Strongest Candidate in AP Poll
AP poll of 1,403 Republican leaders finds Barry Goldwater dominant as strongest potential GOP nominee against Kennedy with 85.1 percent support. Nixon and Rockefeller trail, New York and California show varied results, and preliminary delegate plans set a July convention in San Francisco.
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Morocco Beats Off Algerian Attack At Figuig Oasis
Morocco reports repelling an Algerian assault near Figuig with artillery exchanges resuming after the cease fire. Addis Ababa talks and UN African unity efforts push to stem border fighting while ambassadors weigh Security Council action. Viscount Linley turns two. Alec Douglas-Home’s children renounce courtesy titles. Doug Kingman plans suit over pet carpets.
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Priest urges Warren impeachment petition in Bridgeport
A Bridgeport priest says he urged parishioners to sign a petition seeking impeachment of Chief Justice Earl Warren. John Birch Society members collected over 600 signatures as parishioners left Mass last week. Father Francis E. Fenton acknowledged affiliation and approved the drive.
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Earl Warren
United States
John Birch Society
Francis E. Fenton
Blessed Sacrament Church
Father Fenton
Nine Nurses Quit Jobs At Cairo Georgia Hospital
In Cairo Georgia the only hospital operates with one part time nurse after nine registered nurses resigned in protest of the dismissal of supervisor Jane Belcher. On the hospital board Louis A. Powell said doctors were helping and operations ran smoothly. The firing followed alleged insubordination and a dispute over who should approve hospital purchases.
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Family of six killed in three-vehicle Snyder County crash
In Snyder County near Selinsgrove, David E. Oldweiler and five of his children perished when his car was struck by a car attempting to cross Route 11-15, then hit by a northbound tractor-trailer. His wife Carol and their three-week-old James were hospitalized with serious injuries.
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Bar Association Endorses Ervin and Wright for Superior Court
The Philadelphia Bar Association endorsed incumbent judges Harald L. Ervin and W Colvin Wright for reelection to the State Superior Court. Both are Republicans. The group cited reaffirmation of the sitting judge principle in its weekend announcement.
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Indonesia Envoy Is Summoned for Consultations
The Kennedy administration summons ambassador Howard P. Jones to Washington for consultations amid signs of a tougher U S stance toward President Sukarno. Jones will review Southeast Asia and the Indonesia situation after a November 12 return from the Philippines.
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Eleven German Miners Found Alive in Flooded Mine
In Broistedt, Germany, a large drill bit reached 11 miners trapped in a flooded iron mine a week after a dam broke. Officials hoped to rescue more as drilling continued. the men reported good condition, subsisting on water with swollen legs and one with hunger hallucinations.
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Kennan Criticizes Congress Over Yugoslavia Trade Status
Washington dispatch reports George F. Kennan blasting Congress for ignoring his advice and revoking Yugoslavia’s favored trade status. He warned the move undercuts U S policy of using trade to coax Yugoslavia toward independence from the Soviet bloc. Senator Henry M Jackson disclosed the memorandum. Burke Elbrick anticipated as Kennan’s successor as ambassador to Yugoslavia.
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Belgrade
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Foreign Service
Cosmonauts Valentina Tereshkova And Andrian Nikolayev Wed
In Moscow on SundayValentina Tereshkova 26 and Andrian Nikolayev 34 married in a glittering ceremony at the Palace of Marriages. Kremlin officials teased a future space family while toasts from Premier Khrushchev marked the occasion.
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Wallace Sees Kennedy Defeat Joseph Wallace in 1964
Gov. George Wallace of Alabama predicted Kennedy would lose in 1964, saying Southern states would not back the president for re election. He claimed Southern Democrats would back Wallace and that no president can be elected without Southern support.
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Papandreou Edges Out Caramanlis in Greek Vote Upset
In Greece the Center Union led by George Papandreou wins an upset in parliamentary voting ending eight years of rightist rule by Konstantine Karamanlis. Official results show Center Union at 42.2 percent with 44 percent needed for a majority, coalition talks expected.
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