GOP Split Over Splinters Debated by GOP Leaders
At a closed National Republican Coordinating Committee meeting leaders debated splinter groups affecting the party. National GOP Chairman Ray Bliss urged no more questions about splinters while Idaho Governor Smylie called for open floor discussion and a formal reckoning.
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Washington
UPI
National Republican Coordinating Committee
GOP
National
Ray C. Bliss
Barry M. Goldwater
Free Society Association
Idaho
Robert E. Smylie
GOP Governors Association
South Desegregates Her Schools Peacefully
Across the South, public schools opened to all applicants with no incidents. Dr. Allen Smith and Dr. John Letson stated the system would run without tracking race. King’s children enrolled in Atlanta, joining others at Spring Street School as desegregation expands nationwide.
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Atlanta
UPI
South
Martin Luther King Jr
Allen Smith
Georgia
Dixie
John Letson
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
King
Martin Luther King III
Yolanda
Spring Street
Ralph Abernathy King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
Greece to Convene Crown Council Amid Political Crisis
Premier Tsirimakos announced King Constantine will call an extraordinary crown council to resolve Greece's continuing political deadlock. The move follows Tsirimakos' resignation after a confidence vote and gains by Papandreou who seeks either reappointment or elections.
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Athens
API
Elias Tsirimokos
Constantine
Greece
Tsirimokos
Tsirimakos
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Defense Ministry
Crown Council
George Athanassiadis- Novas
Center Union Party
Las Vegas Mourns Wilbur Clark With Star-Studded Funeral
The Clark family bid farewell to Wilbur Clark as hundreds attended his Palm Mortuary service. H M Greenspun delivered a heartfelt eulogy praising his hospitality, optimism, and role in shaping Las Vegas. Notables from show business, industry, and politics joined a long list of pallbearers and honorary mourners.
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Palm Mortuary
H. M. Greenspun
The
Las Vegas Sun
Clark
Toni
Harold
Greenspun
Horatio Alger
Wilbur Clark
Desert Inn
Jimmy Durante
Eddie Jackson
Sonny King
Pepper Davis
Irv Kupcinet
Chicago
Jack Donnelly
Vic Mandotte
William Ward
Hank Greenspun
T. W Richardson
Carnie Krausnick
Alan Bible
Howard Cannon
Walter Baring
Grant Sawyer
Paul Laxalt
Harvey Dickerson
Oran Grayson
Ralph Lamb
James Ryan
Bob Baskin
William Good
Cecil Simmons
Allard Roen
E Parry Thomas
Seymour Chotiner
Gene Murphy
Carl Williams
Johnny Hughes
Tommy McDonnell
Tommy Clare
Jack Calvin
Milton Keefer
Don Borax
Pete Bommarito
Joe Bock
Steel Walkout Delayed a Week
A strike deadline extension postponed a steel workers walkout that would have halted 80 percent of U S steel production. After President Johnson spoke, U S Steel restarted furnaces and major firms were poised to follow. The extension aims to serve the public interest and keep production running during bargaining.
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Johnson
U.S. Steel
Seeding Betsy Fury Seeks to Weaken Hurricane Betsy
U S Weather Bureau officials planned seeding Betsy with silver iodide from planes at Roosevelt Roads Puerto Rico to disrupt its core. Project Stormfury scientists, led by Dr. Joanne Simpson and Dr. Cecil Gentry, monitored Betsy as winds rose to 85 mph and its center lay north of Puerto Rico with no land threat.
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Miami
UPS
Project Stormfury
Puerto Rico
U. S. Weather Bureau
Joanne Simpson
Joint Weather Bureau
Navy Project
Washington
Cecil Gentry
Roosevelt Roads Naval Base
Betsy
Air Force
San Juan
Space Twins Return From Space Mission
NASA hosted a quiet splashdown reception for the Space Twins with space agency officials and newsmen. Dr Charles Berry noted their eight day space endurance, surpassing Russia’s Bykovsky by three days, as the astronauts begin medical exams and remain in isolation for ten more days.
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Space Twins
Space Agency
Air Force and
Astro
Nauts
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Houston
Charles Berry
Russia
Valery Bykovsky
Berry
B52 Raids Press South Viet Nam Amid Vietnamese Combat
A U S spokesman said B52 bombers from Guam struck Viet Cong positions in South Vietnam five times in six days and may go to daily raids. The attacks pressured the Communist defense as An Hoa outpost fell after a nighttime assault by about 500 attackers. Saigon reported at least one outpost loss and 100 South Vietnamese troops were involved. The Guam mission dated its 13th and 14th strikes, including a Saturday attack in Quang Tin province.
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U. S
Guam
South
Viet Nam
U.S
An Hoa
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Quang Tin Province
Nazi Spy Heads For America
London AP report says George V Nipanich, 42, a naturalized American, faced Soviet accusations of being a World War II Nazi spy who tortured Soviet POWs. The U.S. embassy decided to repatriate him to New York after he toured as a guide at a U.S. architectural exhibit in Russia. He was picked up at Heathrow, questioned briefly, and remained noncommittal on the charges.
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London
New York
George V Nipanich
U.S
Moscow
Nipanich
Russia
Izvestia
Glacier Slump Kills Italian Worker in Swiss Camp
Authorities report over 1,000 Electro-Watt Co workers accounted for after a glacier moraine slide hit a work camp near Glacier Hits Work Camp. Most workers were at dinner or in a canteen when the rock rubble broke loose at 6 p.m. One Italian corpse recovered by today as hundreds of Red Cross and volunteer rescuers joined the search.
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Monte Rosa
Switzerland
Electro-Watt Co
The Thing Returns to Haunt Warminster
In Warminster England the unidentified object known as The Thing reportedly reappeared Sunday night after eight months. Local youths described a blinding flash and two bright portions with changing speeds while denying any aircraft or meteor origin. A town meeting had debated secret weapons at a nearby base, but authorities denied the claim, and a trader dismissed the event as baloney.
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Warminster
England
UPI
Christopher Robinson
Graham Chalifour
Christopher Crooks-Radford
Joe Brownlee
Three Kennedy Children Hurt Over Three Days
In Hyannisport Massachusetts Kathleen 14 was injured in a horse fall and could need surgery Joseph 12 was struck by a sailboat boom and not hospitalized Robert 11 suffered a leg gash from a garage roof fall Kathleen in fair to good condition at Cape Cod Hospital with doctors weighing transfer to Boston.
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Hyannisport
Mass
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
Kathleen
Joseph
New York
Cape Cod Hospital
Hyannis
Robert Jr
Kennedy Compound
Boston
Draft rules tighten as married men face exclusion
Selective Service Director Hershey announced married men without children will be drafted early next year after the pool of 19 to 26 year olds is exhausted. Deferments for students and conscientious objectors will be tightened and those marrying after last Friday will be treated as single. Some students may be called if academic standards slip while others fail to stay in school.
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San Francisco
UPI
Selective Service
Lewis RB
Hershey
Johnson
Dominican junta resigns paving path for provisional government
The five man government junta led by Brig. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera resigned en masse, signaling a transition toward a provisional regime under OAS guidance. Imbert will serve as caretaker while Hector Garcia-Godoy is proposed to head a nine month interim government, then elections. The State Department deferred comment, noting OAS oversight.
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Antonio Imbert Barrera
Organization of American States
OAS
Imbert
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Washington
State Department
Funeral services for Joe Mosca
Funeral services for Joe Mosca, prominent restaurant owner and 19 year reserve police officer, will be held today at 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Las Vegas Catholic Church on Alta and Campbell Streets. A rosary was recited last night for the local businessman who died Saturday of a heart attack.
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Joe Mosca
Our Lady of Las Vegas
Alta and
Campbell Streets
Supreme Court orders investigation after Beasley retrial fury
The court ordered an immediate investigation and Marshall apologized for his remarks. He submitted himself for disciplinary action. The furor began when the court ordered a new trial for Beasley due to two prejudicial errors at the first hearing.
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Marshall
Beasley
Johnson push on housing cabinet nears final approval
President Johnson moves to create a Cabinet level Department of Housing and Urban Redevelopment by Senate voice vote a compromise measure near ratification in both chambers The new agency would evolve from the HHFA with Robert Weaver a leading candidate for secretary and could take on more urban programs in future years Rep Dante Fascell notes the bill is a first step allowing Congress to add functions later
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John F. Kennedy
House
Kennedy
Robert Weaver
Weaver
Johnson
Housing and Home Finance Agency
HHFA
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Dante Fascell
D-Fla
Congress
Johnson offers Goldwater policy briefings via CIA chief
President Johnson telephoned Barry Goldwater offering periodic briefings from the CIA chief William F. Raburn on administration policies. The White House said Goldwater received the offer due to his national prominence and his 1964 candidacy. Johnson also sought Goldwater’s views on a steel strike.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
White House
Bill Moyers
Moyers
Central Intelligence Agency
William F. Rayburn
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