Republicans Map Dixies Biggest GOP Campaign
National GOP Chairman William E. Miller led a 13 state Southern planning workshop in Charleston to anchor a real Republican Party in the South. He vowed a two party system, predicted gains, and stressed a home for conservatives with state rights while aiming at a Goldwater nomination and a 1964 electoral strategy.
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German Cardinal Attacks Holy Office at Vatican Council
Cardinal Frings of Cologne condemned Holy Office procedures as unfair and outdated, drawing applause despite council rules. He urged updates and said bishops in the curia should be reduced while many tasks could be handled by laypeople. Ottaviani defended the Holy Office’s authority and warned against misinformed attacks.
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Red Grain Deal May Succeed
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said a long stalled 250 million dollar wheat deal with Russia could be near. Khrushchev noted progress as talks focus on shipping rates and use of American ships, with negotiations by Undersecretary Ball narrowing the gap between American and foreign rates.
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Dean Rusk
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George W. Ball
U.S. Cuts B47 Bomber Force in Europe and RAF Base Turns
The Defense Department announced a reduction of 19 B47 bombers in England and the turnover of two bases to the Royal Air Force by July 1. A squadron of 22 KB50 tankers will be returned to the United States as they are no longer needed for European operations. The move does not reduce U.S. nuclear capability in Europe, aligning with rising Polaris and land-based missiles.
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Senate Bans Aid to Yugoslavia and UAR in Foreign Aid Bill
The Senate, defying the White House, banned aid to Yugoslavia and the United Arab Republic as part of a foreign aid authorization bill. The vote also denied President Kennedy discretion on military or economic aid to Yugoslavia and backed moves to curb aid to Indonesia and nations with restrictive fishing policies. The measure totals 3.74 billion dollars amid 47 amendments and includes a Gruening provision barring aid to any nation pursuing aggressive action against the U S. The UAR Yemen deployment drew focus as Gruening and sponsors pushed the ban.
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Goldwater Backer Bets N H Primary Win For Goldwater
Sen Norris Cotton of New Hampshire backs Goldwater in the first in nation primary race. A Rockefeller bid is seen as formidable with Dewey endorsing Rockefeller as GOP standard bearer. Goldwater promises a strong campaign if he enters and aims for the March 10 New Hampshire primary.
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Toby Delivers Message Gets Fitting Honor
In Miami a dog named Toby delivered a medical notice for Mrs. Tommie Coe by delivering a note to her husband at his night shift. He guided Coe home to the hospital where a baby girl was born, prompting the mother to name Toby in gratitude.
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Dodd offers regrets after heated Senate clash
Sen Thomas Dodd apologized for remarks that sparked a clash with Senate leaders over alleged Wall Street hour delays. Dirksen challenged Dodd’s stance, Mansfield urged restraint, and Dodd described the exchange as wearing on the chamber as he recalled a conciliatory call from Mansfield.
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Politically Targeted Prisoners Home From Island Colony
Thousands of Vietnamese crowds greeted 33 political prisoners upon their return from Paulo Condore penal colony. Among them were officers who participated in the November 1960 coup against Ngo Dinh Diem. Phan Quang Dan urged gratitude as officials of the revolutionary government welcomed the group. More turmoil surfaced with a student memorial service for a beatings victim and a grenade attack near a checkpoint. Tran Van Khiem, Ngo Dinh Nhu’s brother, reportedly arrested in Los Angeles.
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Western convoy crossing Autobahn tests Soviet intent
A six-vehicle U S convoy traveled from West Germany to Berlin with eight men, joined by a French convoy and a British unit, amid a renewed Soviet demand for dismounts at Marienborn. The delay and count sparked a crisis, while Bonn plans talks with George Ball on Monday.
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