GOP Victory Lesson Warns Against Far Right Drift
Republicans for Progress described the New York and other elections as a repudiation of the far right and urged focusing on solving public problems to win votes. Lindsay ran on a fusion GOP-Liberal ticket while Buckley led Conservative opposition. ADA credited Johnson and Goldwater with legislative outcomes and noted liberal victories amid a weakened Dixiecrat-Republican coalition.
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William F. Buckley Jr
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Lindsay
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
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Louisville
Akron
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House
Geos 1 map making satellite launches into orbit
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a map making satellite Geos 1 soared into orbit aboard a Delta rocket to gather earth measurements for accurate maps and precise missile tracking. Officials said signals were good and the craft would extend a 60 foot boom after initial orbit stabilization to keep instruments earth facing.
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Geos 1
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Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Defense Department
Macapagal Reaffirms West Ties On Eve Of Philippine Vote
Manila reports President Diosdado Macapagal frees the peso at 3.90 to the dollar and vows a second term. He pledges a military unit for South Vietnam and says democracy and prosperity will come to Asia. Opponent Ferdinand Marcos claims a larger victory as observers call the race toss-up.
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Diosdado Macapagal
Viet Nam
Macapagal
Asia
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippine
Dacoit Described as Member of Indian Brigand Group
A dacoit is defined as a member of a band of armed brigands in India, typically operating in rural areas and involved in crimes such as robbery and extortion. The term denotes a specific criminal caste of outlaw groups with historical roots in regional conflicts and social disruption.
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India
Soviet Five Year Plan Focus Shifts to Peace Economy
Moscow reports strong signs that Soviet leaders will base the 1966 to 1970 plan on world peace. Leaders, led by Brezhnev and Kosygin, moved defense spending down as they emphasize civilian industry and consumer goods, arguing peace makes modernization and living standards possible. Pravda champions a stronger economy as the path to advancing communism. Polyansky voiced optimism that international relations can improve.
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Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Viet Nam
Kosygin
Soviet Communist Party
Pravda
Dmitry S. Polyansky
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Dayton Cycle Patrolman Dies After Wreck
Dayton patrolman and father of five, Richard O Baker, died Friday night after being struck by a tractor trailer in downtown traffic. He did not regain consciousness following the Wednesday collision.
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Richard O. Baker
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