15 Apr 1964
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1964
Page
1
In Illinois the presidential co primary shows Barry Goldwater ahead with strong support and Margaret Chase Smith gaining momentum. The contest also highlights party power dynamics as delegates head to the July convention.
The Washington outcome shows the GOP poised for victory in 1964 as Goldwater leads in his Midwest test. He urges party unity to elect Republican candidates from state houses to the White House.
Gen Humberto Castelo Branco presides over Brazil's inaugural ceremony in Brasilia marking a new chapter for the interim government. Analysts assess how a strong hand from the military may shape the country during the 21 month tenure.
The AP reports a fiery reentry from a moon mission as the capsule hit speeds between 15,000 and 25,166 mph. Officials noted a blast of heat with 200,000 degree gas temperatures and a shock wave at Ascension Island while Republic Aviation touted the energy potential to lift the Empire State Building.
Washington AP report on the Senate floor battle over the House civil rights bill. Leaders including Richard Russell and Dirksen weigh amendments while Humphrey signals opposition to weakening key provisions. Russell proposes a national referendum approval before any effect.
President Johnson to receive a mediators report on emergency railroad talks aimed at a 15 day settlement after five years of wage and condition disputes. The White House cautioned against labeling the report as progress and left timing unclear.
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev condemned Chinese Communists for creating serious difficulties for the world Communist movement and pushing it toward a split. He also warned that West Berlin could become a flashpoint in the tensions.
SEATO ministers in Manila voiced grave concern over continued Communist aggression in South Vietnam. They agreed members should remain prepared to take further concrete steps under the SEATO treaty if necessary, stressing that defeat of the Communist campaign is essential.
A witty remark ties the term fair sex to gender views and notes that justice emerges as a stronger measure than outdated labels. The line references early language and its social implications with a hint of humor.
Richard M. Nixon returns from a 30 week business trip to Asia and Europe and urges the United States to adopt a harder and stronger attitude toward Communist aggression in Asia.
The 10th anniversary meeting communique states Southeast Asia security rests with the Republic of Viet Nam and regional nations. It asserts Communist expansion will not be permitted and highlights SEATO's important influence in the region amidst regional tensions.
In Vandalia Ohio 18 year old store manager James Rosenfeld was killed during a deadly Russian roulette game with a gun he held at a coworker Don Sheer 17. The event occurred Tuesday night at the PDQ Supermarket as other employees watched and a phone call halted the deadly chain of events.
Defense officials say Secretary McNamara and Air Force Chief Gen Curtis LeMay clash over missile reliance and perceptions of American military superiority. Pentagon aims to quell talk of weakening strength after LeMay's February testimony.
The debate centered on midsize reliability and U S Soviet strength data. McNamara clashed with Goldwater over claims from a Defense Department statement reportedly issued without Secretary approval. Officials declined to confirm the assertion while noting such data is normally controlled.
The Pentagon disclosed the United States maintains 340 strategic bombers on constant alert and could launch two way missions against the Soviet Union. The Air Force also has about 756 intercontinental missiles ready, with the Soviets operating under 187. The report notes submarine based Polaris missiles.
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