Kennedy Leading Moderates In 1964 Election Outlook
Washington Post survey shows Kennedy with strong liberal support and a solid edge among moderates at 58 to 42 while Goldwater leads conservatives by about 2 to 1. The analysis notes the crucial weight of middle of the road voters in deciding a Kennedy Goldwater race.
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Louis Harris
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Senator Goldwater
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Kennedy
President Kennedy
Five Killed In Headon Collision Near Enfield
Five persons died in a headon crash near Enfield on Sunday night raising North Carolina weekend highway deaths to at least 18. Victims included Claudie Battle 37 and three of her children Denise 13 James Arthur 15 and John William 10 of Seaboard plus Donell Bowser 15 of Littleton. Several family members were injured and Edward Bowser 16 was critically hurt. Other road deaths included Hugh Maniey Hamlet 21 of Longhurst and Paul Webster Bowers 17 of Greensboro.
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North Carolina
Claudie Battle
Denise Battle
James Arthur Battle
John William Battle
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Seaboard
Donell Bowser
Littleton
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Arthur Battle
Polae Battle
Roanoke Rapids
Edward Bowser
Hugh Maniey Hamlet
Longhurst
Durham
Paul Webster Bowers
See
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Sue Saviello
Massapequa
N.Y
Don
Aref Seizes Power in Iraq Amid Coup and Unrest
In Baghdad President Abdel Salam Aref and generals toppled the Baath Cabinet and declared a revolutionary council, seeking unity with the United Arab Republic. Curfew declared as fighting raged between the armed forces loyal to Aref and exiled deputy Saadi’s guard, with guard HQ seized and arrests reported.
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Lebanon
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Syria
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Atlantic City Fire Devours Hotels. 23 Missing
A major blaze swept four hotels and a rooming house near the Boardwalk in Atlantic City. The Surfside Hotel and surrounding buildings burned as firefighters battled the flames through the early hours. Police said 22 or more guests were treated. 23 believed missing amid the chaos as wind fanned the fire across Virginia Avenue.
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Rockefeller Fires Broadside on Goldwater on Capitol Hill
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, a declared GOP presidential candidate, charged on Face the Nation and in Washington that Sen. Barry Goldwater does not reflect Republican consensus. He urged a mainstream 1964 platform and predicted Goldwater would shift positions before the convention to win the nomination. Rockefeller questioned Goldwater’s voting record against Eisenhower and urged senators to consider where Goldwater stands.
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Associated Press
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Capitol Hill
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New York
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Washington National
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St.St. Louis
Eisenhower
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Russian Trade Aid Offensive Falls Short in Global Aim
AP Economics Writer Sterling F. Green reports Washington doubts of the Soviet trade and aid push. Despite large ruble outlays to non Communist nations, actual gains remain modest as Moscow seeks political leverage. Analysts note a 19 percent rise in 1962 trade with non-Communist countries, but the real payoff is uncertain amid costly programs and propaganda.
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Library of Congress
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Barghoorn Returns From Soviet Spy Embezzlement?
Yale professor Frederick C. Barghoorn, jailed in Moscow on espionage charges, was expelled by the Soviet Union after President Kennedy’s intervention. He arrived in New Haven and spoke briefly at a news conference, offering few details about his arrest and confinement.
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Associated Press
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Argentina Attaches Strings To Oil Offer
Argentina offers indemnification for seized oil contracts but ties conditions that could cut payments. The government seeks court orders to compel foreign firms to repay five years of state payments and to pay taxes, damages, and losses from storage.
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Arturo U. Illia
Olia
Sit In Ruling Deferred by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on five sit-in cases at least 60 days and signaled a possible focus on whether private businesses can employ state trespass laws to bar customers by race. The court asked the Justice Department for views on the constitutional issue, in a 5-4 decision.
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