Bliss seeks unity as GOP chairman heal wounds of 1964 split
Ray C. Bliss, 58, national chairman of the Republican Party, emphasizes organization over ideology to mend rifts from the 1964 Goldwater defeat. He promotes precinct work, voter registration, and research while avoiding controversy, aiming for a united, well run party despite critics and internal tensions.
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New Jersey Man Indicted in LBJ Threat Case
Oswald S. Pick, 27, of Clifton, New Jersey, indicted by a federal grand jury for threatening to assassinate President Johnson. He allegedly telephoned the threat from Manhattan to an FBI agent in Washington on March 4. Pick was arrested on a Philadelphia train with no weapon and a one way ticket to Washington. He is held in the Federal House of Detention in New York on $50,000 bail.
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Bomb blasts hit Cuban editor's Miami home
Armando Garcia Sifredo publisher of Patria says a bomb exploded in his driveway Friday night damaging the house windows and his family car. He notes a prior similar bombing in six months and suspects Fidelists or Communists. no injuries reported.
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Bliss Not Seen as GOP Front Man by Republicans
Republicans broadly doubt Bliss is a true GOP front man though they diverge on whether that status poses a problem for the party.
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Subway Strays Aided By Curator Of Cats
In Manhattan’s subway maze near Grand Central Station a group of stray cats is cared for by Andrew B. West, the transit authority’s self styled curator of cats. The stable includes Musty a tiger striped tabby and three kittens. Car een Carroll finds homes for the kittens in Port Washington and nearby states. West hopes some cats will join a Virginia farm or be taken to a farm near Richmond by a fellow worker and his grandparents.
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November Strategy Hints at Revolt Within Party
A source notes that in November he plans no apologies or explanations. A return would trigger a party revolt, as he believes words are useless without an army backing him. The remark suggests a forceful, constrained approach to leadership.
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