Industry Areas Seen as Stage For Vote Fight
President Johnson and Barry Goldwater push regional contests in the 1964 campaign. Johnson taps Sen. John Pastore of Rhode Island as keynote for the Atlantic City convention while Goldwater names Ohio and New York veterans Ray Bliss and Leonard Hall to steer his northern strategy.
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Democratic Arrangements Committee
John O. Pastore
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N.J
Goldwater
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Pennsylvania
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New York State
Pastore
South
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Senate
Ohio
Ray Bliss
National Party
Leonard W. Hall
Russians Stand by U.N. Payment Stand Still
U Thant says Soviet Union remains unreceptive to paying the 52.6 million dollar U.N. peacekeeping debt after talks with Premier Khrushchev and Foreign Minister Gromyko. He noted Khrushchev’s desire to strengthen the United Nations but differing approaches persist.
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U.N
U Thant
Soviet Union
Thant
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
United Nations
Southeast Asia
Caribbean
Paraglider Eases Gemini to Earth at Edwards AFB
At Edwards Air Force Base California a kite like paraglider recovery vehicle eased a Gemini capsule to earth during desert tests. Test pilot E P Hetzel controlled the inflated glider from inside the capsule as it descended from 2600 feet. The system towed aloft by helicopter followed the descent on a loose emergency line. Hetzel plans a 12000 foot free flight soon. North American Aviation develops the paraglider for post orbital Gemini recovery.
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Gemini
This Desert, Test Center
E. P. Hetzel
Hetzel
North American Aviation
Senator Dodd criticizes TV for crime and violence
Senator Thomas J. Dodd told the Senate Juvenile Delinquency subcommittee that prime television time is permeated with programs featuring excessive crime violence and debased moral standards. He prepared a statement for hearings on television.
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Thomas J. Dodd
Meetors
Armp-Ori
Senate Juvenile Delinquency Subcommittee
Dodd reports little violence reduction in TV since 1961 inquiry
Connecticut Democrat cites study finding CBS as the lone exception with some improvement. He notes violent content persists in new shows about campuses hospitals psychiatrists offices and in syndicated 1961 62 programs. He cites evidence of a link between film violence and youth behavior.
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CBS
Symbol chemist who coined elements in 1819
Swedish chemist Jens Berzelius, famed for introducing chemical symbols, earned credit for initiating the modern system in 1819.
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Jens Berzelius
No Appeasement Sought in Kasomo Village Standoff
Alice Senshima, a matronly woman in her 40s, holed up in Kasomo village six miles from Chinsali. Government officials fear capturing her could trigger more violence and have shown reluctance to act.
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Alice Senshima
Kasomo
Chinsali
Walker hearing postponed in Molton case in Platte City
A preliminary hearing for Andrew Jackson Walker, 38, in Platte City has been postponed to August 5. He is accused of murdering Hattie Biscoe and her daughter Marion Biscoe and faces trial in September for the latter charge. The postponement was agreed in magistrate court Wednesday.
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Platte City, Mo
Andrew Jackson Walker
Hattie Biscoe
Walker
Topless Dance At Art Students Bail Causes Stir
In Sydney Australia two teenage girls danced in topless dresses at the annual Art Students' Bail on Wednesday night. Many other girls wore bikinis attracting attention.
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Sydney
Australia
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