Goldwater criticizes Vietnam and poverty handling in campaign
Sen. Barry Goldwater, touring Southern California before a Washington trip, says the United States is at war in South Vietnam and against poverty, blasts the Johnson administration, and urges a tougher strategy. He favors disrupting supply routes from Red China and destroying rice and opium crops in North Vietnam. He does not specify U.S. troop deployment.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington, D.C
United States
South Viet Nam
Arizona Republican
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Goldwater
California
Los Angeles County
San Fernando Valley
Red China
Laos
Cambodia
Radar warning hole reported amid Alaska quake power fail
Gen John K Gerhart disclosed a seven minute gap in North America radar warning systems during the Alaska earthquake last month. He blamed a power failure at Clear Alaska and said repairs were completed quickly. He noted no plans for back up installations and discussed antimissile programs and timing.
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Tokyo
John K. Gerhart
North American Defense Command
Alaska
America
Gerhart
Defense Department
North America
Clear
U.S
Asia
Pacific
Married Man Is To Be a Priest
Ernest Adam Beck a 39 year old Detroit native and former pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran church North Bergen has received a papal dispensation to be ordained a Roman Catholic priest He is married with two children and may exercise full rights and obligations of marriage along with priesthood The dispensation marks a unique privilege among American clergy
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Newark
N. J
Ernest Adam Beck
Detroit
Conception native taught in Missouri and Texas
A Conception, Missouri native who recently taught at Corpus Christi high school in Corpus Christi, Texas, and also worked in St. Louis.
Fair Chief Undergoes Prostate Surgery in New York
Robert Moses, 75, president of the World's Fair, had surgery for a nonmalignant prostate gland condition. Roosevelt Hospital announced the operation occurred Tuesday and reported his condition as excellent.
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New York
Robert Moses
Roosevelt Hospital
Women to Have Space Roles in U S Space Program
Von Braun says women will participate in the space program with in due time. He predicts a man will reach the moon before the decade ends if Congress funds and public support continue. The Huntsville center director cited Kennedy era goals and optimistic public backing.
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Boston
Werhner von Braun
Huntsville
Ala
Space Flight Center
von Braun
Kennedy
von Brauin
Congress
Wakarusa Valley Group Plans Chicago Visit
Forty one seventh and eighth grade students and four teachers from Wakarusa Valley School will tour Chicago Friday and Saturday. The group travels from Kansas City by train and returns Sunday, visiting Shedd Aquarium Field Museum McCormack Place Hull House Chinatown Lake Michigan boat trip and more.
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Chicago
Wakarusa Valley
Kansas City
Shedd Aquarium
Field Museum of Natural History
Museum of Science of Industry
McCormack Place Convention Hall
Hull House
Chinatown
Lake Pier
The
International Settlement
Lake Michigan
GM Profits Hit Historic First Quarter High
General Motors Corp. posted a record first quarter with earnings of 536 million dollars, 1.87 a share, up from 414 million dollars 1.45 a share a year earlier. Revenue rose to 4.786 billion dollars, a 15 percent increase from the previous quarter.
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General Motors Corp
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
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