Johnson tops among South and Negroes in Harris survey
Lyndon B. Johnson leads Kennedy in the South by 13 points and tops Negro voters by over 3 to 1, amid race over civil rights. The survey shows Johnson is seen as Southern but faces concerns from both white Southerners and Negroes on civil rights policy.}/>
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
South
Johnson Kennedy
Johnson
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Jefferson Standard Stock Split Proposed
Directors of Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co proposed a two for one stock split pending stockholders approval at a special meeting on February 25. They also declared a quarterly dividend of 35 cents a share payable February 13 to holders of record February 3, marking a five cent increase.
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Greensboro
Jefferson Standard Life Insurance Co
Bertha Miller
Glendale
Calif
Leopoldville
Hege
I Mulele
Kwangol
Kwilu
Jefferson Standard
Howard Holderness
Saturn Launch Delayed by Fuel Problem at Cape Kennedy
The Saturn 1 launch faced a 48 hour postponement after a first stage liquid oxygen fuel line blockage and a prior second stage hydrogen leak. NASA cited a flange left in a recent test as the cause, delaying liftoff from 19 a.m. to Wednesday. Aiming to place the heaviest satellite in orbit, the U.S. race for space power remains tied to the live national coverage and hopes of overtaking the Soviet Union.
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Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
U.S
Soviet Union
Hugh S. Dryden
Johnson seeks funds for suburban growth program
President Johnson outlined a broad housing and urban renewal plan to Congress, seeking federal grants and loans for public housing and community development. He urged expanded housing aid, water and sewer facilities, and new classrooms to support rapid suburban expansion amid urban growth pressures.
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W. B. Ragsdale JR
A. Washington
Johnson
Congress
Mands
John F. Kennedy
Department of Housing and Community Development
Senate
House
Kennedy
McNamara Defends Missiles in Congress
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara told the House Armed Services Committee he has no hesitancy about missile dependability, saying missiles reach targets more reliably than bombers. He rebutted Sen. Barry Goldwater's concerns about missile power and criticized calls to expand housing and transit programs. General Motors posted record 1963 profits and sales, with 1.59 billion net income and 16.5 billion in sales, amid a strong auto market.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Congress
U.S
House Armed Services Committee
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Goldwater
McNamara
Polaris
New York
Motors Corp
General Motors
Gpi
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
United States
Zoo Curator Dies After Snakebite
Salt Lake City AP reports Jerry del Bary 37, curator at City Zoo, died after a puff adder bite suffered while cleaning its cage. He endured over a day of agony, with repeated heart stoppages and severe breathing difficulties. Serum flown from San Diego and Southern Rhodesia arrived as Sister Mary Gerald oversaw treatment at Holy Cross Hospital.
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Phil KS
Salt Lake City
Jerry del Bary
de Bary
Spain
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Rhodesia
South Africa
Mary Gerald
Holy Cross Hospital
Mary
Peggy Forrester
Salts
France Recognizes Red China Regime and Exchange Ambassadors
France announced it recognizes the People Republic of China and will establish diplomatic relations with Peking. Peking Radio said ambassadors will be exchanged within three months, while Washington called the move unfortunate and said the U S will continue backing Chiang Kai-shek.
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Paris
France
Peking
Peking Radio
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chiang
Red China
Washington
U. S
Johnson reveals spy satellites detect ICBM launches
President Johnson said U S orbiting satellites detected ICBM launchings from Cape Kennedy Florida and Vandenberg California. The system uses infrared sensors to spot missiles in powered flight and aims to provide continuous global surveillance of ballistic missiles.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
Florida
California
Titan
Atlas
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Defense jDepartment
Ballis
Preyer Opens Campaign Tour Across Western North Carolina
L Richardson Preyer began a two western county handshaking tour after a Greensboro housing rally for the Democratic gubernatorial nomina tion. He spoke at a $10 ticket gathering drawing 7,400 supporters with George Gobel and folk acts. He predicted winning the first primary and avoided a runoff, opposing J Beverley Lake and Dan K Moore.
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Greensboro
N.C
L. Richardson Preyer
Macon
Graham County
Robbinsville
Preyer
George Gobel
Prever
Iave Raleigh
J. Beverily Lake
Superior Court
Dan K. Moore
Canton
Monogamy Called Unnatural by Medical Pioneer
In San Francisco at a UC symposium on The Family's Search for Survival Dr Russell V Lee argued that marriage to one wife at a time is bizarre and unnatural. He cited natural mating in animals and claimed monogamy diminished male heroism and fatherhood pride. Dr Lee, founder of the Palo Alto Medical Clinic and foundation, is married 46 years and has five children and twenty grandchildren.
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San Francisco
University of California
Russel V. Lee
Dr. Lee
Palo Alto Calif. Medical Clinic
Palo Alto Medical Research Foundation
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