Foes Reunited and Allies Split Over U S Policy
Senator Goldwater warned that Khrushchev’s ouster signals trouble for the United States and questioned the value of the Soviet-Chinese split. He criticized President Johnson and the administration’s handling of peace and Soviet relations in remarks at a fund-raiser in Pikesville Maryland.
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Tanker Collision Probed After Anchorage Blazes
A Coast Guard inquiry was ordered after two loaded tankers collided offshore Anchorage. The Santa Maria burned with one crewman missing and later presumed dead Eugene Hughes 35 of Portland. Santa Maria survivors Hank Leland 28 and Edmund Oliver 86 suffered broken ankles. 36 other crewmen unharmed. Sirrah crew stayed aboard and brought the ship to Anchorage.
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Johnson sees no policy shift needed after world events
President Johnson told newsmen after a cabinet meeting that recent changes in the Communist and free worlds do not indicate any sharp or serious changes in U.S. policy. He said the group reached conclusions stressing continuity and stability, watchfulness, and readiness for the long pull after reviewing developments including the Soviet government changeover and the Chinese nuclear test.
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Eisenhower Says Khrushchev Shakeup May Increase Pressures
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower tells Gettysburg that the Kremlin changes could raise Western tensions and that the Russians may move closer to the United States or to China. He cautions against premature conclusions and stresses he is not basing comments on intelligence briefings.
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Rustlers Go That Away To London Gaol
London police broke up a hobbyhorse rustling gang aided by a beer truck. Constable John Clarke logged the truck's license after Betsy the hobbyhorse was seen leaving a stand. Edward Humphrey reported Betsy missing from his shop, three men were arrested and fined $14 each.
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Freight train derailed blocks Boston and Albany line
A New York Central freight train derailed in Chester Massachusetts on Tuesday night spilling twenty eight cars and blocking the main line of the Boston and Albany branch. Local crews and railroad officials investigated the incident and cleared the tracks as soon as possible.
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Barry Goldwater Whistle Stop Itinerary Released
UPI reports Barry M Goldwater released a whistle stop tour plan from Los Angeles to San Diego with multiple stops. He will depart at 11 45 a.m. and speak at Pico Rivera Fullerton Santa Ana San Clemente Oceanside and San Diego before a news conference and rally at Mission Valley. The schedule includes a motorcade and a Phoenix flight later.
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Rusk to be honored at 114-nation dinner event
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will be honored at a series of dinners hosted by chiefs of mission from 114 nations. The meals, priced around $1.05 to $1.50, will be served at Welch restaurant on San Antonio Drive near Washington Avenue, underscoring the global recognition of Rusk's work.
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Campaign Trail Note From San Francisco Appearance
A fragment notes an appearance on Thursday as part of a campaign push in San Francisco. It mentions the plan to campaign that ad and the date context.
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Crosby to appeal conviction for Sunset Strip disturbance
Lindsay Crosby 27 son of Bing Crosby appeals a disturbing the peace conviction from a Sunset Strip nightclub altercation with 46 year old June Mae Palinkas. Deputy district attorney Peter Knecht said sentencing will occur next month after a two week trial.
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