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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1963
Page
5
In a hall discussion Rockefeller pins five dissensions with the Kennedy era, defending the UN and free enterprise while criticizing federal overreach and civil rights delays. He backs Goldwater debates and warns against demoting alliances, endorsing a robust U.S. stance on Cuba and international cooperation.
Welch on television and in private letters reiterates charges that Eisenhower and Dulles were traitors and communists. He asserts the United Nations should be withdrawn and links Goldwater to a global conspiracy, while Goldwater defends UN usefulness and cites inflation and ground rules as issues.
New York Senator Jacob Javits, a leader of the Republican liberal bloc, refused Thursday to commit to supporting Barry Goldwater if he secures the GOP presidential nomination. Javits warned a Goldwater nomination would harm the party and endorsed New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller, arguing Goldwater’s civil rights stance is unacceptable and the party must be militant on civil rights legislation.
In Los Angeles, Governor Nelson Rockefeller told former California Governor Goodwin Knight he asked him to close the Rockefeller headquarters opened earlier this year. Knight learned of the request Thursday night from Rockefeller, who explained the timing was too early for formal activity.
A St. Louis judge jailed and fined nine leaders of the St. Louis Committee of Racial Equality for violating a court injunction barring interference with business at a local bank. Notable figures include William L. Clay, St. Louis alderman, and Charles Oldham, former National chairman of CORE.
Parents of students at Anaheim High School are invited to attend a Back to School night on Monday at 7:15 pm. The event aims to meet teachers, learn about curricula, and discuss student progress in a concise school setting.
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