West German Christian Democrats map campaign to face Socialists
Bonn AP West Germany's leading party the Christian Democrats meets in Hannover for a day convention to map its campaign against the Socialists who trail closely in national polls. Chancellor Ludwig Erhard seeks re election next year with Willy Brandt as main challenger.
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United States
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Re-Creation of Crusoe's Fear Slated
AMSTERDAM AP A former Dutch commando sergeant will leave Thursday to re create for six months on a Caribbean isle the life of Robinson Crusoe. Anton Van de Water 23 will travel via Caracas to Aves de Sotavento also called Bird Island 190 miles away. He will take 24 chickens and two dogs and radio reports to Caracas and Holland.
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Netherlands
Caribbean
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de Telegraaf
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Caracas
Venezuela
Aves de Sotavento
Bira
Telegraaf
Holland
Major volcanic eruption on Unimak Island reported
ANCHORAGE AP four major eruptions were reported late Friday on Unimak Island in the Aleutians. A two mile lava river flowed from the crater mouth and debris was hurled 4 000 feet into the air. A Coast Guard plane saw the lava flow about five miles east of Westdahl peak near Pogromnik Volcana at the island’s west end.
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Alaska
Unimak Island
Aleutian, Chain
Coast Guard
Westdahl Peak
Unimak
Two States Fight Birthplace Battle over origins
Lancaster South Carolina AP reports a clash between North Carolina and South Carolina over birthplace claims affecting residents. The dispute centers on which state can grant certain official recognition and benefits based on where individuals were born, raising legal and administrative questions for affected families.
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Jackson
South Carolina
Andrew Jackson
Lancaster County
E. Don Herd
University of South Carolina Extension Center
North Carolinians Trust
Students March To Back Bill In Civil Rights Rally
In Charlotte a group of about 500 students and faculty from Davidson College and nine colleges marched in rain to deliver petitions to President Johnson urging a strong civil rights bill. The event ran about two hours with a rally at Johnson C Smith University before the march to the Main Post Office. The effort drew mostly quiet onlookers and no incidents reports.
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Davidson College
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Flash Flood Kills Eight In Village In Argentina
Eight people are dead and twenty reported missing after a flash flood roared into the mountain town of Chumbicha in Catamarca province. Twelve people were injured as an eight inch rainfall sent water into the Los Banados River, building to a 25 foot crest. A wall of water tore through the town, sweeping trees and cars away. Elsewhere floods receded slowly and thousands began returning home in Rosario, San Nicolas, and greater Buenos Aires.
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De Gaulle Seeks French Influence in Mexico Visit
Mexico City AP reports Charles de Gaulle arrives to bolster French influence without undermining U.S. ties. Lopez Mateos notes Mexico will not recognize China’s regime. talks focus on aid, trade and cultural relations. De Gaulle plans South America trip to showcase liberty and fraternity on the world stage.
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Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Paris
Smith urges firm Cuba stand in 1964 race
Sen Margaret Chase Smith, Maine, Republican candidate, called for a firm policy toward Cuba and communism during stops in Wheaton and Chicago. She told Wheaton College students the United States must not operate on a two standard basis with Cuba and the Soviet Union. She warned the Bobby Baker investigation could affect the 1964 campaign and said Berlin wall might have been avoided.
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Nixon Leads In New York GOP Poll In Upstate Rochester
A Rochester survey of 1,000 Republican and independent voters in Monroe County shows Richard Nixon leading the field with 37 percent. Nelson Rockefeller ties for last at 6 percent, while Lodge 23 percent Romney 9 percent Goldwater 5 percent Scranton 6 percent.
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
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Lodge
George W. Romney
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Barry Goldwater
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Hercules Look Sets New Male Style In London
London fashion take on 1964 men’s wear centers on the Hercules Look. Tailors push broader hips and shoulders through tailored jackets while trimming waist emphasis to create a strong, virile silhouette. Editors argue the look adapts classic Greek ideals to modern tailoring, balancing proportion with fashion.
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Taylor and Cutter
W. J. Clenshaw
West End
Min- Tailor
Cutter
Jin Elizabethan
Clenshaw
Two Women Sentenced to Life for Cleveland Slaying
In Greenville D C two Black women Rosa Lee Williams 36 and Geneva Rogers 39 pleaded guilty and received life terms from Circuit Judge Louis Rosen for the September slaying of Lorene Austin Cleveland. Rogers testified for the State. The victim was killed over a $1000 life insurance policy naming Williams husband as beneficiary.
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D. C
Louis Rosen
Lorene Austin Cleveland
Rosa Lee Williams
Geneva Rogers
Rogers
Cleveland
Clark To Retire As President Of Citadel
Gen. Mark W. Clark 65 announced he will retire as president of The Citadel in Charleston South Carolina for rest and recreation reasons and due to his wife’s poor health. He led the U S Fifth Army in Italy during World War II and plans to live in Charleston after retirement.
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8.C
Mark W. Clark
Citadel
South Carolina
Clark
U.S. 5Th Army
Italy
Clarks
Census finds large mobility across states in 1961 62
Nearly a fifth of the U S population one year and over moved between April 1961 and April 1962 according to the Census Bureau.
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