Fight For GOP Control Breaks Into Open War
Nixon calls Rockefeller a spoilsport and peevish as the GOP struggle turns public. Moderates and Goldwater conservatives clash over party control with governors and lawmakers weighing a revival strategy. Miller of New York remains an exception as GOP aid debates fate.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Goldwater
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Rockefeller
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Reublican Party
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GOP
Johnson
William E. Miller
Augusta
Ike Blames False Image For Defeat
In Augusta Georgia President Eisenhower criticizes a false image he says harmed the Republican ticket. He delivers a statement at the Augusta National Golf Club framing the issue as a political doctrine aimed at the common man and rejects divisive labels.
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Augusta
Goldwater
Augusta National Golf Club
Congressmen’s trips spark taxpaying debate and trips abroad
Taxpayers fund recent official journeys by Congress members amid criticism that such junkets waste money while supporters argue travel aids oversight. Trips include NATO Paris meeting prep and Agriculture Committee study tours in the Far East Pacific Near East and Africa to review farm surplus programs.
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Paign
NATO
Paris
House Science and Astronautics Committee
Far East
Pacific
House Agriculture
Near East
Africa
New Viet Nam Regime Seeks Public Confidence
Premier Tran Van Huong urged the Vietnamese people to give the two day old government a chance to rule while resisting communism. He called for unity and discipline as religious and political groups stirred, with student demonstrations anticipated and tensions rising.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Huong
Huang
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Brezhnev Calls Unity as World Communist Split Deepens
President Leonid Brezhnev urged unity at a Kremlin gathering with Chou En-lai watching, amid a growing split in world communism. The meeting, held to mark the Bolshevik Revolution, included Red bloc leaders but Albania stayed away.
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Chou En-lai
Kremlin
Soviet Communist Party
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Communist Na Khrushcchev
World Communist Movement
Ford plant strikes widen as UAW walkout disrupts production
The United Auto Workers strike at Ford includes eight of eleven unsettled units and risks cutting autos supply for about two weeks. Ford employs 160,000 across 90 bargaining units and results vary by plant including Ypsilanti and Buffalo, while overall industry output rose to 162,193. The St Louis, Bedford, and Buffalo plants had unclear status as talks continued.
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United Auto Workers Union
Ford
Chistamping
Ypsilanti
Mich
Field
Ala
Ladeville Assembly
St. Louis
Bedford
Ohio
Buffalo
N.Y
International Union
Tanker Explosion Kills Driver Near Goldsboro
A tanker truck carrying 5,500 gallons of gasoline exploded after colliding with a car near Goldsboro North Carolina. The truck driver Bill Ham of Wayne County burned to death. Auto driver Linda Marie Wade, 20, was treated for shock and injuries after being ejected as gasoline ran from the wreck.
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N.C
J. E. Ramsey
Bill Ham
Wayne County
Linda Marie Wade
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Miss Wade
Ramsey
Ponder Defies Order in Hot Springs Vote Recount Halt
In Madison County North Carolina the election board halted a recount after Zeno Ponder refused to leave a public Courthouse area cited by the board. Deputy Sheriff refused to remove him. The board certified all Madison County ballots, fixing Norton as nominee after irregularities found.
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Rex Allen
Charlie Duck
Duck
Ponder
Elymus Y.ponder
Allen
Liston B. Ramsey
Marshall Church
General Ramsey
Madison County
Democratic Party
Ramsey
Hot Springs
Madison Ae
Clyde M. Norton
Old Fort
State of Elections
Norton
Madison
General Assembly
Frances Ramsey
Walnut
William C. Chambers
Marion
Khrushchev Outster Hailed as China Reaffirms Hard Line
Chinese editorial marks 47th Bolshevik anniversary and blames Khrushchev for split with Moscow. Chou En Lai in Moscow expected to follow line in talks. China warns USSR on Sinkiang invasion while praising unity against imperialism.
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China
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
People’s Daily
Chou En-lai
Moscow
New China News Agency
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Sinkiang
Pravda
Albania
Australian Athlete Shipped 11 000 Miles In Crate
Reginald Spiers of Adelaide, 22, shipped home COD from Britain in a wooden crate after unable to pay a fare. He spent 63 hours inside, with air, light, and space to peep out, before securing passage to Australia. An empty crate was found at Perth air cargo depot, addressed to a nonexistent shoe factory. Spiers hoped for Olympic selection but performed poorly in Britain.
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Australia
C.O.D
Britain
Sydney
Reginald Spiers
Adelaide
Gordon Tait
Air India
Air Cargo Depot
Spiers
London
Bombay
Explorer 23 Launched Into Orbit
WALLOPS ISLAND Va AP says NASA reports the 2 percent pound satellite launched and in orbit gathering data on meteoroids in space.
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