Conservatives Rally Behind Goldwater in 1964 Nomination
A secret Chicago meeting drew 30 to 50 Republicans pushing for Senator Barry Goldwater as the GOP standard bearer in 1964, opposing Nelson Rockefeller. Some pledged funds while attendees suggested a broader conservative consolidation, with Goldwater seen as the frontrunner, and Rockefeller viewed as nonviable by southern delegates.
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Ten Involved In Thefts Says Cleveland Officer
A veteran Cleveland patrolman admitted taking 67 dollars from a Bahr Lumber Co safe and implicated 10 fellow officers in thefts dating since June 1961. Police say 2,000 to 3,000 dollars may have been taken from 20 locations. Marlowe, 40, resigned and faces burglary and larceny charges as police continue questioning others in the West Side district.
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Reds Claim Leadership In Rockets Still Theirs
MOSCOW The commander of Soviet rocket forces said the Soviet Union leads the United States in powerful military rockets. Marshal Sergei Biryuzov spoke in Krasnaya Zvezda amid U.S. missile gap claims. A British study cited 75 Soviet ICBMs operational versus 450-500 in the West and noted a shift to a larger strategic force with more accurate missiles due soon.
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Privacy fears spur criticism of expense account rules
U S Chamber of Commerce spokesman Joel Barlow branded proposed tax rules on expense accounts as a callous invasion of privacy. He told an IRS hearing that the measures would force endless recordkeeping and burdensome proof, risking reduced business travel and entertainment deductions. Florida tourism groups warned of reduced convention business, while Senator Javits warned of adverse effects on New York City.
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Three Soviet Bombers Removed From Cuba Report
Washington reports that the first three of the Ilyushin IL-28 jet bombers promised to be pulled from Cuba by Khrushchev are being carried away on the Soviet freighter Okhotsk. U S reconnaissance confirmed dismantling with seven loaded earlier, as Pentagon cites over 20 bombers dismantled and possibly up to 35.
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Stone Girl Rosemary Weglage Dies After 20-Year Illness
Cincinnati's Stone Girl Rosemary Weglage, 40, who had been paralyzed by a rare disease causing calcium retention in her body since 1942, died Sunday at Drake Hospital. A requiem high mass will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Aloysius Church.
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Weather outlook with warm start turns cooler tomorrow
The passage notes sunny, warm weather today with southerly winds increasing and reducing air pollution in Ohio. A weak cold front arrives tomorrow bringing cooler temperatures, increasing cloudiness tonight, and likely rain tomorrow. Yesterday’s high 62, low 28. today’s low 32.
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Adlai Irked By Report In Magazine
Adlai E Stevenson denounces a Saturday Evening Post article as inaccurate and misrepresenting his Cuban crisis views. The piece by Stewart Alsop and Charles Bartlett claims he favored negotiation over a military option and opposed the blockade, a view White House secretary Pierre Salinger rejected, stating Stevenson supported the President’s quarantine and U N stance.
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Today's Chuckle What this country needs is a good five-second commer
A lighthearted quip on pace and brevity, suggesting a short humorous promo as a remedy for national mood.
Two English divers die in 1000 foot Atlantic dive attempt
Long Beach California AP report details the fatal outcome of a deep sea gas mixture experiment off Santa Catalina Island. Peter Small 35 journalist for Daily Telegraph died from bends. Christopher Whittaker 22 geology student missing. Hannes Keller 28 Swiss mathematician survived.
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Fog Cov ers New York Halts Airports and Ships Collide
Thick fog shut down Idlewild LaGuardia Newark airports in New York metro area. A tanker and freighter collided off Staten Island with both ships damaged but no injuries reported. Coast Guard radar cutter located the scene after a slow harbor search.
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Reorganization Plan Is Opposed By McNamara Plan
Secretary of Defense McNamara orders sweeping reorganization of Army Reserve and National Guard to mobile brigades and fewer missile units. Opposition eased as House subcommittee withdrew objections. The plan reshapes four Reserve divisions, cuts about 365 smaller units, and recommends four Guard divisions be reorganized with about 365 fewer lesser units. No major manpower reduction expected as Congress aims to keep Reserve Guard at 700,000.
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Soviet Union Refuses to Share UN Congo Cost
The Soviet Union again rejects paying for United Nations peacekeeping in the Congo and the Middle East, citing that these operations were approved by the General Assembly. Officials warn the UN faces financial disaster without broad member support while Thant and Klutznick urge a money-raising formula to keep the world body afloat. The UN is about $150 million in the red on the Congo operation, costing about $10 million monthly, with bond sales covering part of the shortfall only through next April.
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Military plan edges Reserve and Guard under federal control
McNamara advances Reserve part of plan without delay as it lies under federal authority while the Pentagon seeks governors’ consent for changes to National Guard structures in their states. Major surgery targets include 79th Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland 9th Massachusetts 103rd Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin 96th across several western states and 34th 35th 43rd 51st divisions. Six elite Guard divisions and light brigades to reach 75 80 percent strength about 11 000 each will be first call up with the rest at roughly 50 percent.
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Jackie Kennedy Faces Backlash Over Magazine Coverage
The White House reports numerous protests from readers objecting to Hollywood magazines featuring Jacqueline Kennedy. Publications publish photos and articles portraying the First Lady with sensational headlines. Mrs Kennedy has not cooperated or encouraged such coverage, though officials avoid direct challenges to avoid fueling further publicity.
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