Goldwater Leads GOP Survey After National Poll
The Associated Press poll of 1,404 GOP respondents shows Barry Goldwater as the strongest potential candidate against JFK with 85.1 percent as the top choice, while 64.2 percent see him as the leading nominee. Rockefeller and Nixon trail, with several supporters noting Goldwater’s ability to energize party workers and potential to unite liberal and conservative factions.
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Congress records pride in active session says McCormack
Washington AP speaker John W. McCormack defends Congress against critics charging inactivity. He cites a busy 1963 to date with major tax, foreign aid, higher education, vocational education, and mental retardation bills passed or advanced. In Groton, the Polaris submarine launch highlights Defense Navy efforts as anti Communist protests march near Electric Boat.
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Foreign Aid Foes Seek End Of Current Program In 1965
Washington AP Senate foes of foreign aid push to terminate the current program by June 30 1965. Sen Ellender plans an amendment to limit post 1965 aid to 50 countries under strict criteria. Sen Morse to introduce a follow up amendment next week while leaders back a 3.8 billion authorization. The vote on sending the bill back failed 46-29.
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Downfall of Diem Triggers Saigon Celebrations
Buddhist-led coup ousts President Ngo Dinh Diem and brother Ngo Dinh Nhu in Saigon. Bodies identified as Diem and Nhu shown in photos. Diem shot in head and Nhu stabbed. Coup leaders seek Ngo family members. no family located. Mrs Nhu and children safe at Dalat villa. Rumors say execution after resisting arrest. crowds celebrate in the city.
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New Regime In Saigon To Get Nod
United States to recognize the new mixed military civilian government in Saigon early this week after a White House meeting among top advisers. Key officials including Dean Rusk, Robert McNamara, and Gen Maxwell Taylor discussed recognition and the cabinet’s wartime roles and continued U.S. aid.
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Mrs Nhu Says US Caused Murder Of Diem In Viet Nam
Mrs Nhu, widow of Ngo Dinh Nhu, told a Beverly Hills news conference the deaths of her husband and Diem, and their brother, were murders supported by the United States. She urged America to take responsibility and said she would return to Viet Nam. Her statements, aided by her daughter Le Thuy, defended the elected leaders and attacked foreign influence. There was no word on a possible meeting with former Viet Nam ambassador Tran Van Chuong.
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Trouble Followed Warren Attorney Until He Died
Warren County lawyer James Daniel Gilliland faced praise and accusations as he championed racial integration while clashing with locals. His life ended by a throat wound this week after a career marked by activism, controversy, and disbarment proceedings for alleged misconduct in divorce cases. Gilliland’s outspoken stance drew immediate backlash from prominent families and local groups, and he was expelled from the Lions Club and a country club amid the turmoil.
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