Goldwater and Rockefeller Clash Over Republican Rules
Washington report notes Senator Barry Goldwater and Governor Nelson Rockefeller spar over strategy as they seek the 1964 Republican nomination. Kennedy watches, while Goldwater hints he would back Rockefeller if nominated, given he is not personally obnoxious.
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Washington
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Network Debuts Set For Sunday Night Television
ABC unveils The Travels of Jaimie McPheeters and Grind premiere while The Outer Limits and Breaking Point debut on ABC. Wagon Train returns on a new 8 30 to 10 slot. NBC airs The Loyal Opposition with interviews featuring Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller.
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ABC
Jaimie McPheeters
Imogene Coca
NBC
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefelter
Albania Calls for Seating of Red China at UN General Assembly
Albania formally proposed that the United Nations General Assembly revisit the seating of Red China. The move aligns Albania with the Beijing regime in the Moscow Peking split, calling for expulsion of Nationalists and recognition of the Chinese Communists on all UN representation including the Security Council. The Soviet Union is expected to back the Albanian bid despite frictions. Last year the assembly defeated a Soviet plan to admit the Chinese Communists and remove the Nationalists by 56 votes to 42 with 12 abstentions.
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N.Y
Albania
U.N. General Assembly
China
Soviet Union
Peking
U.N
Security Council
Moscow
Russia Signs $500 Million Canadian Wheat Deal
Ottawa reports the Soviet Union signed the largest wheat purchase in Canadian history. The pact covers 148 million bushels of wheat and flour plus 29.5 million bushels as part of a new three year Canada Soviet trade agreement. Trade Minister Mitchell Sharp and A Borisov signed the deal.
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Soviet Union
Mitchell Sharp
A. Borisov
Russia
Canada
Magnolia selects fair queen from Magnolia pupils
Diane Channing, 16, Magnolia High School junior, was chosen Columbia County Fair Queen after an opening night contest. She defeated 32 entrants. Diane is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Chowning. Barbara Hutcheson, 17, was named first alternate and Victoria Lain, second alternate, both residents of Magnolia.
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Magnolia, Ark
Iap
Diane Channing
Magnolia High School
Diane
R. W. Chowning
Magnolia
Barbara Hutcheson
Victoria Lain
Kennedy Rivalry Sparks GOP Nomination Debate
The remark warns that the country cannot endure another Kennedy term. Goldwater and Rockefeller share a common goal to remove Kennedy, a sentiment common among Republicans but not a stable basis for a calm, workmanlike bid for the Republican nomination.
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Kennedy
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Production by Industry Down in August as Index Dips
The Federal Reserve reported August industrial production fell slightly from July to 125.6, though still well above the 1962 level. Construction and retail activity stayed at record highs while iron, steel and auto outputs declined modestly, and bank deposits rose as the money supply eased slightly.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Six New TV Series Make Their Debuts
AP reports six new series opened the fall season with mixed results. ABC led with 100 Grand a brisk quiz show that failed to excite, Arrest and Trial offered two engaging stories around a cop killer, while NBC’s Harrys Girls proved thin and The Lieutenant aimed at younger viewers with a naive Marine officer plotting with a deceitful comrade.
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ABC
Europe
NBC
Harry
U S Recognizes New Malaysia State in Kuala Lumpur
Washington states the United States recognizes the new Malaysia federation as the legal successor to the old Federation of Malaysia after Sarawak, North Borneo, and Singapore join. Deputy Undersecretary U Alexis Johnson attends the Kuala Lumpur ceremony, signaling U S recognition.
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United States
Malaysia
Federation of Malaysia
Sarawak
North Borneo
Singapore
Federation of Malaya
Kennedy
U. Alexis Johnson
Hannehing
Malaysia Federation
Kuala Lumpur
Extension of Tieup to Be Decided
New York AP Extension of the tieup of the luxury liner America to other United States Lines ships will be decided by NMU officers today. The America is docked in New York after canceling its regular transatlantic voyage over alleged racial and religious discrimination by senior engineer Neurohr. The NMU seeks Neurohr removal, while MEBA refuses to suspend him, claiming lack of proof. Many passengers seek alternative transport after the sailings were halted.
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New York
National Maritime Union
America
United States
S.S. United States
NMU
Joseph Curran
Afl-Cio Union
U.S
Louis Neurehr
Neurehr
Afl-Ceio Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
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MEBA
Neurody
Non Farm Payrolls Rise Modestly in August
Washington AP reports non farm payroll employment increased by 107000 to 576 million from July to August, below typical seasonal gains. Labor Department spokesman Harold Goldstein cites auto industry model changes and steel cutbacks as main causes for the slowdown with auto makers halting production to switch to 1964 models.
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Labor Department
Harold Goldstein
Bureau of Labor Statistics
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