GOP Race Opens as Goldwater Seen Leading Field
The 1964 Republican dinner in Washington left the GOP with an open field near the nomination race. Barry Goldwater drew praise while Nelson Rockefeller and George Romney were discussed as potential contenders. Several states signaled favorite son options and a third candidate could emerge before the convention.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Michigan
George Romney
Rockefeller
Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Charles White
Republic Steel Corp
Goldwater
GOP Finance Committee
Romney
Wisconsin
Colorado
GOP
Claude Jasper
John W. Byrnes
Brooke cites Bermuda police helmets as sign of safe hands
In a House of Commons debate on a police bill Home Secretary Henry Brooke said that arriving in Bermuda from New York and seeing local police wearing British helmets showed Britain was in safe hands.
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London
UPI
House of Commons
Henry Brooke
Bermuda
New York
Consider Opponents When Contemplating a Bridge Sacrifice
Alfred Sheinwold advises rechecking opponents before a sacrifice. West passed after imagining loss, missing a chance to force a small deficit. Declarer erred by a diamond finesse. better play would have secured twelve tricks.
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Alfred Sheinwold
West
South
Declarer
Pawnshop Keeper Keeps Silver Star Medal Hidden Awhile
Morry Minkin a San Francisco pawn shop operator on skid row reports a Silver Star medal belonging to a missing man Roy still hangs in his window. Roy lived on disability pay while pawning the medal a watch and a ring. Minkin notes Roy claimed Philippine service earliest and that the medal could be redeemed by Roy, though the broker favors preserving the award over resale.
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San Francisco
UPI
Morry Minkin
Roy
Minkin
Skid Row
Philippines
Batan
Army Draft Calls Rise to 7,000 in July
The Army issued a draft call of 7,000 men for July, 4,000 more than initially requested in June. This July figure marks the third highest monthly draft total this year, following 4,000 drafted in January and February, 9,000 in March, and 10,000 in both April and May.
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Washington
UPI
3 Day Old Girl Given SS Number Record Notes
The Social Security Administration assigned a number to 1 day old Anne Cecilia Winter of Ottawa Kansas, noting the father’s tax rule compliance. District Manager Charles Garrison called it potentially a record. Also, H M S Richards Jr of Voice of Prophecy speaks at 11 a.m. today at Las Vegas Seventh Day Adventist Church.
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Kansas City, Kan
UPI
Social Security Administration
Anne Cecilia Winter
Ottawa
Kan
Charles §. Garrison
Internal Revenue
Voice OF Prophecy
H. M. S. Richards Jr
Las Vegas Seventh Day Adventist Church
10Th St
Carson
The Doctors Second Hardest Job Cure Fears Not Diseases
A reader asks about throat pain and anxiety while doctors explain the tough task of handling nervous sufferers. They note that nerves can mimic physical symptoms and that misdiagnosis or quack cures can worsen fear and mistrust in patients.
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E. H
Dear Dr. Mother on prolapsed colon not cancer relation
A reader asks if a dropped colon links to cancer and if surgery is needed. The doctor replies that it is not cancer related, mostly due to body build, and surgery is not required in most cases.
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J. F
Note to Mrs J B on tonsils and brain tumors
A brief note rejects a link between bad tonsils and brain tumors and addresses Mrs J B directly. The statement refutes a common misconception about medical causation. No other facts or context are provided.
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J. B
Way to Stop Constipation booklet offer
A readers’ aid promotes relief from constipation via the booklet The Way to Stop Constipation. To obtain a copy mail to Dr Molner care of this newspaper with a long self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents for printing and handling. Dr Mother cannot answer individual letters due to high volume.
Brown Dies At Shoshone After 24-Year Senate Run
Former State Sen Charles Brown of the 28th district died last night at 77 from an apparent heart attack in Shoshone California. He served 24 years in the legislature and 20 years on the Senate Rules Committee. Survivors include widow Stella and four children. Funeral services planned by Talmadge Mortuary of Bishop.
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Shoshone
Calif
UPI
Charles Brown
Nevada
Brown
Inyo
Mono
Alpine
Senate
William Symons Jr
Sacramento
Inyo County Board of Supervisors
Stella
George Brown
Bakersfield
Charlies Brown Jr
Baker
Bernice Sorrells
Celestia Gilliam
Barstow
Talmadge
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East
Dummy
Sheinwold
Las Vegas
Grand Central Sta
N.Y
Silver Star Medal
In Town & Country Shopping
15Th
E. Charleston
Rae Aegendary
Phil Long
California Club
Jacqueline Womble
Army
the Sun
Dave Bradley
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