Nixon Seen as Strongest Opponent to Kennedy in 1964 Race
A Harris poll shows Nixon edging Goldwater as the strongest GOP challenger to Kennedy, with Goldwater stronger in the South and West while Nixon leads among Midwest, small towns, and women. Rockefeller and Romney lose ground. Kennedy maintains a large lead for 1964.
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Hurricane Ginny Moves Northeastward Off North Carolina
Hurricane Ginny churned northeast toward the open sea bringing gale winds and high tides to North Carolina and Virginia coasts. Two ships were in trouble as the Fogg destroyer escort drifted with 10 aboard and the tug Salish struggled in the turbulent Atlantic. Warnings extended from Nags Head to Cape Lookout while Cape Hatteras reported 50 to 55 mph winds. Coast Guard radio kept communications as authorities reported winds easing near the Outer Banks though small craft should stay in port.
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Conviction Of Negroes Overturned In Orangeburg
The U S Supreme Court overturned 373 convictions of Negro students fined or jailed for breach of the peace after a March 1960 Orangeburg march. The ruling aligns with a prior Columbia Capitol grounds case, citing peaceful demonstration rights and directing reconsideration alongside a long appellate history.
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Court Orders Genovese Case Reconsidered
Washington AP report says Supreme Court justices split 6 3 ordering reconsideration of Vito Genovese drug conviction. The decision involves an FBI interview notes disclosure and a defense report, tied to Campbelli v Costa Nos. The Genovese case centers on a reputed crime lord, with nine co‑defendants and Genovese in Leavenworth.
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Vietnam War Battle Defeat Shocks South Vietnamese
The report details a major Viet Cong victory near Me Kong Delta with South Vietnamese troops and U S advisers suffering heavy casualties. Helicopter losses and entrenched guerrilla positions amid a night attack are noted, with 400 to 500 guerrillas involved and 30 dead among South Vietnamese forces.
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Orders Heavy Buyers Swarm Mart For Second Opening
Buyers crowded the Southern Furniture Exposition Building and Furniture Plaza in High Point as the second opening of the fall market drew record registration and high daily attendance. The West and High Point markets reported strong orders for December and early next year deliveries, with manufacturers and established lines both selling briskly.
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Missing destroyer Fogg sighted as hurricane rages
Navy says decommissioned destroyer escort Fogg, missing since Saturday, was seen upright by a WW2 aircraft about 150 miles east of Cape Fear. Tug Salish tugboat, towing Fogg to Mayport, reported line parted in 50-foot seas during Hurricane Ginny. No word on crew of 18, weather prevents recovery. The incident follows Moscow Tass criticism of NATO multilateral force moves and a small fire at Hanes High School in Winston-Salem causing about $3,000 damage.
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NATO considers multinational nuclear force plan for ships
In mid December at a Nassau meeting with Harold Macmillan, President Kennedy proposed a NATO nuclear force using ships land and submarines armed with Polaris missiles. Britain cooled on the idea, France hesitated, and West Germany backed it, aiming to modernize NATO amid push-button warfare.
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