Rockefeller challenges Goldwater to face-to-face GOP debate
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller urged a direct debate with Sen. Barry Goldwater to resolve fundamental GOP differences and boost the party in 1964. He said the talks could reveal common ground on liberal versus conservative issues while noting disagreements on taxes education and Cuba policy.
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UPT
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry M. Goldwater
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Goldwater
Michigan
George Romney
Rockefeller
Leonard W. Hall
New York
New Hampshire
Norris Cotton
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Hall
Soviet Union
Western Hemisphere
Goldwater Ends Quick New Hampshire Campaign Swing
Senator Barry Goldwater closed his three day tour in New Hampshire saying the first in the nation primary may become meaningless as many declare candidacies. He noted Wesley Powell as a favorite son candidate and warned no one could win decisively amid rivals Rockefeller Stassen Lodge and possibly Smith. An exchange with Belknap College student Arritt Brown led to a tense moment as questions about states rights arose.
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Laconia
N.H
UPI
Barry Goldwater
New Hampshire
Goldwater
Margaret
Wesley Powell
T. Borden Walker
Powell
Belknap College
Brown
Castro Returns From Soviet Trip Plans Television Address
Fidel Castro landed at Havana airport from Kiev after a long TU114 flight and announced a TV report on his trip for tonight. Moscow and Havana radio carried the first word, while Castro defended secrecy and cited imperialist enemies. He noted Khrushchev kissed him in Kiev and outlined Cuba’s stance with Pravda on foreign Communist parties.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
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Recovery by Artillery and Snowplows After Sierra Storm
Thousands of Sierra Nevada residents work to recover from a five day winter storm. US 40 30 40A open with chains required while crews blast snowbanks with artillery to prevent avalanches. A bus slid off near Quincy injuring one. Norden Donner Summit totals reach 144 inches. Nevada City power restored but outages linger. Residents praise relief while blocking roads and anticipating milder weather.
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San Francisco
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Quincy
Calif
Highway Patrol
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Norden
Donner Summit
Nevada City
Pacific Gas and Epectric Co
Tula Bergman
Lake Tahoe
Reno, Ney
Senate Finance Committee Approves Large Scale Tax Cut
The Senate Finance Committee completed action on an $11.5 billion tax reduction program the largest in history. The measure would cut rates for most taxpayers and corporations with two thirds of reductions in this election year and the rest in 1965. Wage earners would see higher take home pay within weeks after enactment.
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Ulp
Senate Finance Committee
U.S
Viet Cong Attack on Nam Can Capital in Camau Peninsula
Viet Cong guerrillas challenged Nam Can in Camau province with a two‑front assault, sinking a government patrol boat and damaging the town as air force planes intervened. Six houses burned and a naval officer died. 50 soldiers faced the attack as observers warn of possible broader Viet Cong actions in the peninsula.
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South Viet Nam
UPI
Nam Can
Peninsula
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Chala
Sinc
Camau
Cai Nuve
Dam Doi
Networks Avoid Strike Across U S
Los Angeles reports say ABC CBS and NBC agreed to AFTRA demands for staff announcers to gain 200 dollars weekly up from 180 amid a three year period. AFTRA notes gains include a 20 dollar weekly increase and prevents a nationwide radio and television announcer strike.
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Los Angeles
Tpli
American Federation of Television and Radio Artists
AFTRA
ABC
CBS
NBC
Claude McCue
Cars In America Rise in Vehicle Population
A Keen America Beautiful Campaign survey with Glass Container Manufacturers Institute reports the U S auto population at 82.5 million this year, up from 79 million last year. The increase is about 4 percent.
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New York
APT
United States
Keen America Beautiful Cam Naion
Glass Container Manufacturers Institute
Record Stars Prize Winners Read Own Poems on Album
The Library of Congress releases a long playing record featuring the voices of nine Pulitzer prize winners reading their own poems. Included are Archibald MacLeish Peter Viereck Theodore Roethke Richard Wilbur Robert Penn Warren Stacey Kunitz W D Snodgrass Phyllis McGinley and Alan Dodge.
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Washington
UPI
Library of Congress
Archibald MacLeish
Peter Viereck
Theodore Roethke
Richard Wilbur
Robert Penn Warren
Stacey Kunitz
W. D. Snodgrass
Phyllis McGinley
Alan Do Ge
Police search Oakland neighborhood for killer of Mary Martin and daughter
Police conduct house to house inquiries in an upscale Oakland area seeking clues to the murder of Mary Elizabeth Martin and her 18 year old daughter Carolyn. Both were strangled and bound in their living room. autopsy pending and sexual assault suspected but unproven.
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Calif
UPI
Mary Elizabeth Martin
Carolyn
Chico State College
Susan
Mrs. Martin
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