Goldwater Ends GOP Control and Names Bliss to Lead
Washington AP Barry Goldwater announced the end of his conservative command of the GOP six months after it began and invited Ray C Bliss of Ohio to chair the Republican National Committee replacing Dean Burch. The shake up follows talks with Eisenhower and Nixon and aims to prevent a party split at Chicago.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Dean Burch
Punkalabad
Theaish Aftar
Duich
Chicago
Bliss
Burch
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Eisenhower
National Committee
Republican Party
Kay Bliss
GOP
Oklahoma
Dorcas, Kelly
Sen. Goldwater
US Air Force Planes Shot Down Over Laos
US officials said a US Air Force F105 and a fighter were shot down in central Laos by ground fire during daylight. One pilot recovered. search and rescue missions continue for the other. No pilot names were released.
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Laos
Arthur Sylvester
Defense Department
Sylvester
Navy
Realism Skirted In Viet Nam War Film By USIS Team
A USIS unit in South Vietnam plans a 30 minute color film shown worldwide to depict the war without brutal combat. The crew avoids bodies tanks and major engagements while focusing on a people to people approach to win free world support.
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USIS
Peter Arnett Tan Hiep
South Viet Nam
Elled
Fee
Binh Gia
Free World
U.S
Mekong Delta
Armed Bandit Robs Summerfield Bank in Greensboro Area
A white male about 35 robbed the Summerfield branch of Stokesdale Commercial Bank at 9:50 am. He demanded 4000 dollars but only about 2400 was taken, then fled on foot toward Highway 220. FBI and state agencies swarmed the area with roadblocks, bloodhounds, and air support. no arrests reported.
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Marvin Barts
Summerfield
Stokesdale Commercial Bank
Robert Ayers
Greensboro
Ayers
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Johnson proposes sweeping immigration law overhaul
President Johnson urged Congress to pass a new immigration bill based on skills and family ties, ending the 40 year old national origins quota. The plan favors first come, first served, removes the Asia Pacific triangle, and aims to align with American ideals while maintaining security safeguards. Senator Hart said he would introduce a companion measure with early Judiciary Committee hearings. The administration estimates the bill could affect hundreds of thousands of entrants, including Western Hemisphere newcomers.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
United States
Kennedy
U.S
Senate Judiciary Committee
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Judiciary Committee
Hart
Midwest Banker Sent To Prison
Richard Davenport, former bank head in Valentine Nebraska, received a minimum of eight years for embezzling about $3 million from his bank. He pled guilty to two counts while his wife pleaded to other charges. judge Newton ordered consecutive sentences but suspended for 30 days. The case stunned townspeople as investigators traced the funds, with the bank later declared insolvent and deposits insured up to $10,000.
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Valentine
Neb
Sur
Nea
Husky Richard
Unds
John H. Newton
Davenport
Newton
Nebraska
Lincoln
Cherry County
Richard L. Sittler
State Banking Department
Re Deposit Insurance Corpora
Morehead Bequests Revealed
Industrialist John Motley Morehead's will discloses estate over 1 million dollars with several relatives and institutions as beneficiaries. Louise N. Morehead of Charlotte leads as chief beneficiary, while four great nieces receive 100000 each. North Carolina properties go to specified heirs and foundations.
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White Plains
N.Y
John Motley Morehead
Westchester County Court
Louise N. Morehead
Charlotte
N.C
John Lindsay Morehead
Lady Harris Nelson
Spray, N.C
North Carolina
Kerr Harris Davies
Richmond
Lily Mebane Harris Keeling
Danville
Katharine Harris Fitzgerald
Spartanburg
S.C
Julie Harris Newton
Jacksonville
Fla
Morehead
Spray
Ee industry-Union Car
Com
Sweden
Hoover
Rye
Aes Oes
United
Port Chester
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Dominick Patroni
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