Disasters Kill 482 In Japan
A muffled explosion at Mitsui Miike Colliery and a derailment near Yokohama killed hundreds, with 671 rescued, 327 dead, and 250 believed alive underground. The twin tragedies struck Omuta and near Okohama during a crisp autumn weekend.
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Fukuoka
Okohama
Peared
Mitsui Miike
Omuta
Tokyo
Soldier in Berlin Defection Plot Sentenced to Five Years
Spec. 5 Jerry G. Caldwell of Kansas City Kansas was sentenced by a court martial in Berlin to five years hard labor for copying military secrets and attempting to defect to East Germany. He admitted photographing defense plans while in debt and quarrel with his wife and was stopped June 14 by West German police as he tried to cross the border in a government car.
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Berlin
East Germany
Jerry G. Caldwell
Kansas City
Kan
U.S
James H. Polk
Caldwell
U.S. Army Judge Advocate’s
Roosevelt Raceway Riot Prompts Rule Change Proposal
After a riot at Roosevelt Raceway in Westbury, Alvin Weil proposes changing harness racing rules to allow officials to stop a race if 50 percent or more of starting horses cannot finish. Police say 15 arrests and significant damage occurred as one race ended in confusion during the twin double betting event.
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Westbury
N.Y
Alvin Weil
Roosevelt Raceway
Joseph McAlduff
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Weil
New York State
Harness Racing Commission
Robert A. Glasser
Commission
New York
Roosevelt
Antimatter Research Sparks Talk of Superweapon Power
Soviet experts reportedly pursue antimatter studies that could yield weapons far stronger than today’s strongest bombs. A Georgetown University center led by Admiral Arleigh Burke analyzes how such breakthroughs might change strategic balance and spur new generations of weapons beyond nuclear arms.
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Washington
Center For Strategic Studies
Georgetown University
Adm
Arleigh Burke
Naval Operations
Center
Kilmarx
Air Force
Nixon Urges Republicans to Withhold 1964 Nomination Commitments
Nixon works to keep Republican leaders from committing to a candidate while signaling no personal bid. He argues time may bring a more acceptable middle of the road nominee and avoids naming potential rivals Rockefeller or Goldwater. Party leaders see his non candidacy as strategic for shaping the party platform.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Rockefeller
New Hampshire primary could decide GOP unity against Goldwater
The runner argues that voters rejecting Goldwater or Rockefeller must wait until after the March 10 New Hampshire primary. A weak governor showing could trigger GOP leaders in industrial states to unite behind a different candidate to stop Goldwater, while a Rockefeller win or close finish would hinder such organizing.
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Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Pickle In Runoff For Congress As Poll Tax Vote Fails
J J Pickle leads in the 10th District race with Ritter and Dobbs close behind as the runoff outcome hinges on late returns. Voters reject the poll tax repeal, with 211 of 254 counties reporting. Republicans gain three seats in the Texas legislature.
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Dallas
Tex
J.J
Jake) Pickle
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jim Dobbs
Jack Ritter
10Th
Pickle
Ritter
Dobbs
Solid for Goldwater Republicans Optimistic Over Chances in Dixie
In Charleston, Republicans map a strong Southern push in 1964 led by Barry Goldwater and party leaders. They tout conservatism, attack Kennedy policies, and build grassroots organizations across Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, and South Carolina with Raymond Humphreys guiding training.
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Raymond V. Humphreys
Washington
National Committee
South
Humphreys
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
South Carolina
Drake Edens
Slaying of Signe Timberman Shocks Small Montana Town
In Hardin Montana the eight year old Signe Stormy Timberman was found murdered after being abducted from her home. Police say a suspect with mental illness is involved in two recent abductions. Roadblocks and a statewide alert failed to yield leads as investigators and volunteers searched the area.
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Hardin, Mont
Signe
Stormy) Timberman
L. D. Timberman
Hardin
Julie Ann Hagadone
Big Horn County
Roy Riley
Nothng
Montana
Wyoming
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robert Hamilton
Hamilton
Chief Victim of Curiosity Trapped by Old Handcuffs
Oakboro North Carolina police chief Jack Thomass examined old handcuffs in the town hall and snapped them on his wrists. They locked shut. no key fit. Constable Hatley failed to free him. Veteran Constable Bill Kearns in Albemarle produced his old key and freed Thomass, vowing never again.
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Oakboro
N. C
Jack Thomas
Town Hall
Clayton Hatley
Bill Kearns
Albemarle
Hatley
Kearns
Thomas
Loot Recovery as Jewel Heist Sparks Nationwide Hunt
Police and federal agents scour a wide area for gem hijackers after a daylight robbery near Manhattan's Lincoln Tunnel. Five bandits stole gems and gold bars worth between 1 and 3 million dollars, with about half the loot recovered in a station wagon once used by AAA Jewelers Service.
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Pengue
AAA Jewelers Service
Manhattan
Lincoln Tunnel
West Side
Pompano Beach
Fra
Louis Moots
Ridgefield
I. J
Gem
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