Khrushchev says Reds not in moon race yet
Premier Khrushchev told Izvestia that the Soviet Union is not currently in a race to land a man on the moon and wishes the United States success in its 1970 goal. He warned against U.S. conditions on wheat sales and said Moscow would study American lunar efforts while focusing on careful preparation to avoid human loss.
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United States
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Izvestia
Algiers
Earth
Moon
Glenn urged to seek Ohio Senate seat by Kennedy aides
In Washington the Kennedy administration quietly nudges astronaut John H. Glenn Jr toward an Ohio Senate bid as Sen. Stephen M. Young hints at retirement. Administrations wary of Ohio being crucial in 1964 while Republicans eye Taft Jr. as possible foe. Glenn, independent by self description, would boost the ticket if he runs.
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John H. Glenn Jr
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White House
Democratic National Committee
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Glenn
Qohio
South
Richard M. Nixon
Robert Taft Jr
Taft
John W. Bricker
Jonas Bows Out GOP Ponders Governor Race
Rep. Chales R. Jonas of North Carolina withdraws from gubernatorial consideration, opting to stay in Congress. The move opens the field for other Republicans, with Rep. William Osteen and party leaders weighing options while noting the state could head toward a two party system.
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William ‘Osteen
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Osteen
Robert Gavin
Sanford
Terry Sanford
Kennedy
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Hurricane Ginny Eases Its Threat To North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Ginny, the season’s seventh storm, drifted off the North Carolina coast with 95 mph winds but showed a decreasing threat to the Outer Banks. Gale warnings remained from Cape Fear to Manteo as residents returned home from shelters and rainfall totaled 2 to 4.9 inches.
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Hope Abandoned For 39 Miners In German Mine
In Broistedt Germany two drills worked slowly toward a mine shaft as rescue teams hoped to find four more survivors after a flood from the reservoir Thursday night. Seven of fifty men trapped were rescued Friday. Hope faded for 39 miners as the list of victims was posted while a West German flag flew at half staff.
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Gangland Killings Baffle Police In New York
A hoodlum outlines three decades of underworld murder in New York as gangland slayings defy investigation. By Bernard Gavner, the piece cites 11 deaths or disappearances in early 1963 with few solved cases, and notes FBI expert Virgil Peterson’s Chicago Crime Commission findings on the difficulty of solving such crimes.
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Capone
Chicago
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Boston
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Virgil W. Peterson
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Rockefeller Attacks AFL-CIO Chief at State Convention
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller used the Kiamesha Lake gathering to condemn AFL-CIO president Raymond R. Corbett and attack national Democratic policy on jobs and the economy. Delegates adopted a resolution praising the president while criticizing the governor, who defended his state labor and education programs and Baker administration.
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N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Afl-Cio
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Corbett
Corbet
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Baker
Senate
Ex Page Accused Influence Case Aired In Senate
Washington AP reports on Bobby Baker once a Senate page who rose to power then fell. Questions focus on possible influence peddling with defense contractors travel agency ties and a $129000 Spring Valley mansion. The Senate Rules Committee opens the inquiry with chairman Sen. B Everett Jordan deciding if witnesses appear publicly. Baker’s rise and alleged actions are outlined as the probe begins.
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