Goldwater Pledges Test Ban Renunciation If Advantagearises
Sen. Barry Goldwater launches his 1964 presidential bid with a vow to renounce the nuclear test ban if it proves advantageous. He tells supporters he would revise UN dues rules and criticizes Johnson on economy while targeting New Hampshire ahead of the March 10 primary. He defended voting against the test ban, saying it favored the Soviets and would abandon the treaty if beneficial to the United States.
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Meet the Press
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Kennedy Johnson treaty stance on disarmament talks
President Kennedy signed the treaty last Oct 7 and President Johnson believes it will be among his assassinated predecessor's memorable achievements. Goldwater says the door to disarmament negotiations with the Soviet Union remains open only if the Soviets show genuine intent to disarm. otherwise talks are not possible.
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Chuckle Believes Union Prevented Home Repairs
A brief note recalls a person nicknamed Chuckle who felt the union blocked him from repairing items at his residence. The remark captures a worker sentiment about labor rules and personal initiative.
Fingerprints Key Clue In Boston Slaying Case
In Boston near Beacon Hill fingerprints found in 1 year old Mary Ellen Sullivan's apartment are the only solid clue in a spate of unsolved stranglings since June. She was found nude on a second floor that overlooks Charles Street.
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Mary Ellen Sullivan
Miss Sullivan
Charles Street
Beacon Hill
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Edmund McNamara
Newton
Boston Common
Sullivan
Wealthy yachtsman slain in Newport Beach home
Multi millionaire William W Bartholomae was found stabbed to death in his bayfront house. His brother's wife Carmen Gallardo Bartholomae, held on suspicion of murder, and Carmen's sister Minolta Gallardo injured. Coroner noted multiple stab wounds and possible fingernail scratches.
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Minolta Gallardo
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James Glavas
Charles
Dre. Raymond A Brandt
Orange County
Guerillas Slip Through Viet Cong Assault Near Saigon
Viet Cong guerrillas slipped through encircling South Vietnamese troops 30 miles southwest of Saigon after a daylong airborne attack. American rocket helicopters reported about 2 percent killed, two bodies found. Viet Cong often remove dead. The clash, witnessed along the main highway, marked a third battalion size engagement in which attackers escaped.
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Forth South
Missing Air Force crew in Pacific search enters fifth day
Intensified hunt for Air Force CSM Globe Master and nine crewmen continues over miles of Pacific waters. No signals or evidence have been found, and officials say the search area has yielded no trace of the nine men aboard the plane.
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Arson Suspect Sought After Astor Hotel Fire
An arsonist set a fire that swept Astor Hotel's grand ballroom in Times Square. About 400 guests evacuated as heavy smoke filled the 11 story hotel. Officials estimate damage around $1 million and say no one was hurt.
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Astor Hotel
Times Square
William Zeckendorf Jr
Pope Paul VI Urges Unity On Holy Land Pilgrimage
From Bethlehem the Pope appealed for world peace and Christian unity as he closed a three day Holy Land journey. He urged leaders to seek harmony among churches and greeted Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras, calling the hour historic and a sign of future unity. He met Shriver and sent regards to Kennedy’s family.
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Mount of Olives
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Shriver
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Civil rights push and tax cut mark start of Congress session
Congress opens amid a charged year with civil rights as a focal point and a $1 billion tax cut in the State of the Union. President Johnson plans to add poverty and health care ideas as Democrats brace for tough votes and a tight timetable ahead of summer conventions.
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Johnson Returns To Work After Texas Ranch Rest
President Johnson resumes work at the White House outlining goals for Congress in a forthcoming State of the Union. He seeks passage of civil rights, tax cuts, and health care while detailing budget plans around 100 billion dollars and promising economy without compromising space and defense.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Mansfield Advocates Rule Changes On Civil Rights Bill
Mansfield urged changes in rules and procedures focusing on the cloture rule. Southern senators are anticipated to mount a filibuster against the civil rights bill.
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