Campaign clash as Goldwater and Rockefeller hit New Hampshire
In New Hampshire campaigning for the presidential primary, Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller spar over foreign policy and party strategy. Rockefeller criticizes Johnson policy while Goldwater eyes delegate slates and Nixon hints at a draft. Nixon calls for a foreign exclusion plan if diplomacy fails. Wisconsin Governor Reynolds declares he will be the favorite son in Wisconsin.
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Goldwater
Nelson
Rockefeller
Johnson
Hampshir
Louthland
Republian
New Hampshire
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Albanese
Nyan
Ign
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Arizona
Richard NM
Nixon
Len Strom Thur Road
South Carolina
Nina
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Farm Housing Bill Introduced For Farm Worker Homes
A bill to authorize a $100 million bond to fund farm worker housing was introduced Tuesday by Len Vernon Sturgeon and Lola Obispo, both Republicans. The measure aims to provide low cost housing for farm workers and to expand housing options in rural areas.
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Len Vernon Sturgeon
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Lola Obispo
No Nonsense Dallas Judge Faces Noisy Court
Frank Wilson, Dallas judge and former congressman, known as a no-nonsense figure, faced a disrupted courtroom as Belli and Tonnhill argued and were fined for actions. Wilson's career included elected Bar Association president, Congress, and a long criminal bench term in Dallas.
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Dallas
Wilson
Memphis
The
Patal Bar Association
Congress
Sarah Hughes
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Tarily
Frank Jr
Coppell
Mwlleon
Laborite Harold Wilson Warns on Nuclear Arming
In Bridgeport, Connecticut, British Labour leader Harold Wilson urged against nuclear arming by any nation. He warned such action could heighten East West tensions and provoke a dangerous, potentially global, response after a local incident. Wilson spoke during a news conference at the University of Bridgeport where he accepted an honorary degree and advocated prioritizing conventional arms reductions.
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Harold Wilson
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Germany
Russia
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Wilson
Wieson
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Ruby to Begin Trial Deliberations in Oswald Case
The defense contends Ruby cannot have a fair trial as Judge Brown considers venue changes. Attorneys clash over delays and illness affecting veniremen while the state outlines its plan to prove Ruby sane at the time of Oswald’s death in Dallas. Proceedings reflect ongoing doubts about venue and juror selection.
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Wilson
Bell
Ruby
Brown
Bellis
Belli
Bowie
Wade
Laval
Oswald
Rubyn
Dallas
Noy
Soviets blame U S for deadlock at Geneva talks
Soviet Chief Negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin blamed the United States for the dangerous impasse at the 17 nation Geneva disarmament conference. He warned a walkout could be staged, while denying he planned such a move and calling for scrapping Polaris and submarine missiles at the outset of any disarmament process.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
United States
Semyon KU Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
Twelve Jurors Picked for Ruby Trial in Dallas
The Dallas jury pool includes Air Force veterans and fathers as the panelists are selected to determine Jack Ruby’s fate for the killing of Lee Harvey Oswald. Prospective jurors describe military service, family status, and religious affiliations as questioning runs briefly before selection continues.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey
Miccoya
Nate
Fletchner
Oswald
McCoy
Ammy
Suspect Held in Sabotage of Rail Line
A chaotic report from St Augustine describes a bomb scare linked to rail sabotage involving multiple suspects. Authorities questioned William Sterling Rosecrans of Anderson Indiana and other individuals, detailing backgrounds from navy service to education, while confirming ongoing investigations and witness statements amid tense community fear.
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Flawries
Moe
Florida East Coast Railway
Fiorida
Alabama
L. O. Davis
William Sterling” Rosecrans
Anderson
Ind
Rosecrans
Tembings
FDR Yacht Changes Hands in History Built Gains
The Potomac yacht once used as a White House riverboat was sold again for 62500 to Fresno developer Kenneth C Tressler who plans to make it a floating historical exhibit. Previously displayed in Redondo Beach and auctioned to Elvis Presley before passing to Danny Thomas for St Jude's Hospital.
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White House
Franklin D Rele
Fresno
Kenneth C.tressler
Tressler
Redondo Beach
Elvis Presley
March of Dimes
Danny] Thomas
St. Jude's Hospital
Memphis
Thomas I
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