Stassen Plans Announcement On 1964 Presidential Bid
Philadelphia lawyer and former Eisenhower adviser Harold Stassen says he plans to announce next month whether he will seek the Republican presidential nomination in 1964. He urges a wide party discussion and favors a program grounded in Eisenhower policies with JFK era ideas on civil rights and the UN.
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Indiana County Plan Weighs Act 299 Changes for School Districts
The Indiana County Board outlines a tentative County Plan under Act 299 to preserve administrative unit sizes and pupil populations as of Sept. 12, 1961, while inviting local districts to propose changes. It details meetings with local boards to discuss implementation, jointures, and possible early adoption by July 1, 1965.
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Council of Basic Education
Indigana
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It Was Yep Normandy Driver Tests Hole Danger
Engineer George Robinson drove his car into a road hole in Normandy England to see if people might fall in. He confirmed the danger and found a hole.
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England
George Robinson
Poll Shows Increase In Nixon Stock
Poll shows Nixon stock rising with strong support among voters. The article notes continued momentum and cites October and December figures, highlighting Nixon as the leading candidate in polls for the upcoming election.
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Nixon
Goldwater Attacks Johnson As 64 Race Looms
Goldwater blasts President Johnson over foreign aid, accusing him of pressuring Congress and staging votes. The Arizona senator reiterates a hardline stance while noting Johnson’s image as a middle-of-the-road leader. Polls show Goldwater’s strength fluctuating, with regional backing varying and some voters unsettled after Kennedy’s assassination.
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Midwest
West
Alabama
Texas
Nixon gap narrows GOP field amid divorce chatter
Bartholomew notes Nixon rapidly closing the gap as Rockefeller divorce and remarriage cited against him. Respondents call the nomination “up for grabs” with a dark horse likely to win. Scranton’s name appears frequently in this category of names.
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Nixon
Rockefeller
Scranton
Congress in session then adjourns again午後
The Senate convened for two seconds then adjourned until Monday to take up final passage of a $3 billion foreign aid bill. Sen. Lee Metcalf presided. Morse Proxmire and Kuchel were present. others were not. The chamber must meet every three days under rules. Morse plans a floor fight on the compromise bill and rider on discretionary authority for Communist bloc trade credits. House approved the measure early Tuesday after backroom objections. Schroeder and Adenauer referenced in context.
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Goldwater
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Senate
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D-Mont
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Thomas H. Kuchel
R-Calif
Morse
House
Erhard
For- Morse
Gerhard
Johnson Names Lyndon Abell Postmaster General Aide
Johnson signals a bolster in the administration by tapping Lyndon Abell to be assistant postmaster general son of Tyler Abell and Beth Clements Abell. The appointment follows 1961 post office service and is proposed by Postmaster General John Gromoski amid broad West European talks with Erhard. Cypriot Greek Turkish fratrell strife urged halt in letters to Mackarios Kutchyk and Gursel. Foreign aid committee, led by George Ball, to report by Jan 15. Erhard meets Western leaders with Britain and Italy slated. Texas talks to cover trade and EU concerns.
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Lady Bird Johnson
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Johnson
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Fazil Kutchyk
Cemal Gursel
Turkey
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Charles de Gaulle
Britain
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Italy
Texas
Soviet Union
Investigation of Lakonia Under Study
A probe into the Lakonia disaster notes no concerted effort to fight the blaze aboard the 20,34 ton liner. Panic and drunken crewmen allegedly seized lifeboats while some boats lacked provisions. Greek crew blamed for looting. captain denies panic among crew or passengers.
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Abne Storey
Lakonia
Mathos Zarbis
Peter Bulgarides
Southampton
Bulgaria-US relations and protests over beat of war news
Bulgarian protests at the U S legation resumed ties after a decade. In 1961 Bulgarians protested the Bay of Pigs invasion, with Bulgarian officials and media signaling potential better relations amid grain trade talks. An ex diplomat testified the CIA used Beethoven and Schubert music as coded radio signals in intelligence broadcasts.
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Georgiev
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Schubert
Prompt Decision Promised In Byrne Perjury Trial
Judge Francis X. McClanaghan vows a prompt ruling on the perjury case against John F. Byrne suspended Turnpike commissioner. Byrne waives jury trial as witnesses including Mayor Tate and three federal judges testify in a three hour Philadelphia Common Pleas Court proceeding.
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John F. Byrne
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Byrne
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William Scranton
Turnpike Commission
Obituaries from Indiana area December 1963 notices
Obituary notices list Larry Edward States 14 of Diamondville, Mary Jo Pavlock 15 of Stafford, Metro Grabic 65 of Indiana, Mrs. Sadie Cameron Waddell 86 Commodore RD, Mrs Rita Lahr Bartlebaugh 41 Erie, James J. Peightal 43 Indiana RD, with funeral plans, survivors, and service details.
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Uniontown
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Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
August Pavlock
Josephine Keshe Pavlock Householder
Metro Grabic
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Austria
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James Brady
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James W. Waddell
Commodore R.D
Robinson - Lytle Funeral Home
Rita Lahr Bartlebaugh
Cole Drive
Erie
Everett F. Bartlevaugh
Pittsburgh
Joseph A
Grace (Miller) Wahr
David M
Robert C
Darrell E
Caro Anne Bartlebaugh
Joseph R. Lahr
Burbank
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Edward T. Lahr
Nicholas
Rose Marie) Lazor
Lucernemines
Burton
Calvary Cemetery
James J. Peightal
Indiana R.D
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Dixonville
Nettie Bush Peightal
Francie Peightal
Richard T. Bell
St. Bernard's Church
McNéelis
Knights of Columbus
Smugglers Fall Out Leaves Four Slain In Sea Fight
Manila AP reports a feud among Filipino smugglers led to four men killed and about ten more missing or dead after a shark-infested sea battle aboard a motor boat off Jolo in the southern Philippines over shares from North Borage goods.
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Philippine News Service
Jolo
Philippines
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