GOP Convention Plan Draws Cautious GOP Verdict
Massachusetts Attorney General Edward W Brooke urges a 1965 national GOP convention to draft a new platform, but leaders nationwide express lukewarm support and urge patience until the 1968 election period. Governors Romney Hatfield Saltonstall and Taft Jr weigh caution while some call for renewed party unity.
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Massachusetts
Edward W. Brooke
Associated Press
Victor Smith
GOP
Central Committee
Illinois
Brooke
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Romney
Oregon
Mark C. Hatfield
Goldwater
Hatfield
Leverett Saltonstall
Robert Taft Jr
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Taft
Chuckle Tact Turns Shot Into Gentle Arm Boost
In a light moralizing quip, the piece claims the art of giving a person a shot in the arm is to make the needle feel unseen. It frames the act as a clever, painless social maneuver rather than a medical event.
City School Picketing Question After Temporary Injunction
Louisville schools faced uncertainty as a circuit judge issued a temporary injunction against picketing. LEA officials said teachers would not strike as an organization but some may refrain from classes. Cascella, an AF teachers union organizer, planned to attend City Hall to receive the order and anticipate further action.
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Louisville
Joseph Cascella
American Federation of Teachers
Cascella
Oklahoma
Georgia
Casevila
Belleville
LEA
Louisville Board of Education
Jefferson County
Jefferson County Education Association
Ciizens
Johnson reviews defense budget for savings at Texas ranch
President Johnson and Defense Secretary McNamara and Secretary of State Rusk meet at LBJ Ranch to seek economizing on defense spending. Johnson aims to keep the next budget under 100 billion dollars while proposing education and prosperity programs. The defense budget tops nearly half of federal outlays at about 49.9 billion this year from an estimated 97.2 billion.
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Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Johnson
McNamara
Lbj Ranch
Pentagon
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
69 Advisers Evacuated In South Viet Nam
Sixty nine U.S. advisers were flown from Quang Ngai as 10 central Viet Nam provinces were declared a disaster area. Helicopters aided a large airlift to refugees and evacuated hundreds from flooded hamlets, with much of the coastward junk fleet damaged or destroyed in recent storms.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Vuang Ngai
Viet Nam
Quang Ngai
Government Opens $20,000 in Aid for Refugees
The government provides $20,000 worth of supplies to refugees as the U S development mission streams in rice wheat and blankets to assist displaced people.
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U. S. Development Mission
Drought Crisis Levels Reach Historic Proportions Nationwide
An autumn drought described as the worst in history has turned hundreds of counties into emergency areas and threatened farmers with multimillion dollar losses in water and wheat. The New England region faces its worst drought on record, with six months of dry conditions across four states.
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Chicago
Associated Press
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Midwest
Southwest
California
Colorado
Wyoming
Kansas
Pittsfield
Mass
Hartford
Prolonged Mild Weather and Clear Skies Forecast
Weather remains mild with clear skies expected through Wednesday. Daily highs reach in the 70s and lows in the 40s with no Canadian air outbreak anticipated in the near term. Yesterday’s high was 67 and today's low was 37.
Mudslides devastate homes in Verdugo Hills area
In Southern California heavy rain unleashed mudslides that swept a Canyon home and trapped Aimee Miller and cars with debris in a 20 foot mass. William Miller and their daughter Meredith escaped as fire crews pulled him from a car. Eight homes damaged and others hit in Santa Barbara region as forecasters warn of more showers.
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William Miller
Los Angeles
Miller
Meredith
Frank Sinatra
California
Aimee Miller
William
British Labor Faces Second Test Over Steel Nationalization
In London the Labour government held a 307 to 300 victory margin as Conservatives pushed a no confidence motion over steel nationalization. Nine Liberal MPs opposed steel plans while nine Scottish Labour MPs were delayed by fog in Glasgow delaying their return to vote.
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Harold Wilson
W Son
Glasgow
Commons
Labor
Wilson
London
British Troops Clash With Indonesian Guerrillas in Borneo
In Malaysia's Borneo jungles, British forces clashed with Indonesian guerrillas, killing three raiders, a military spokesman said. The confrontation underscores ongoing regional tensions in the border area.
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Kuching
Malaysia
Malaysias Borneo
Kremlin Calls World Communist Conference on Moscow-Peking Rift
Moscow urged a world Communist conference to address the split between Moscow and Peking. Chou En-lai's talks with Soviet leaders during the 47th Bolshevik anniversary visit did not clarify unity prospects. Brezhnev toasted unity at a farewell dinner, while Tass reported a warm atmosphere.
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Moscow
Peking
Chou Fan-lai
L'Unita
Chou
Red China
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlins
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Brezhnev
Communist Unity Mnyday
Tass
Sudan’s civilian government denies coup threat
Sudan’s new civilian regime rejected reports of a military counter revolt as reports from Khartoum and Cairo described armored units leaving barracks and crowds rallying in support. Premier El Khatem Khalifa urged citizens to reject rumors while authorities said seven junta members were arrested to protect the revolution.
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Cairo
Sudan
Nile
Premer Sir
el Khatem
Fl Khalifa
United National Front
Khayfourm
Cair
Khalifa
Ibrahim Abboud
Abboud
Khartoum
Nuclear missile force timetable delayed in NATO plan
The United States signals reluctant agreement to push back the year-end target for an Atlantic alliance seaborne nuclear missile force. NATO working groups in Paris draft the accord while Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak cautions that French opposition raises many questions needing time.
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Washington
United States
Atlantic Alliance
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Paris
Paul Henri Spaak
Dean Rusk
Kjera brothers could set record for military service
The Veterans Administration seeks families with service records that equal or exceed those of the Kjera brothers. VA publicly asks if the Kjera brothers hold a record as the nation prepares to observe Vel-
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W. Joynes Macfarlan
Washington
Kjera Brothers
Veterans Administration
Vel
Prairie brothers honored for World War II service
Claim erans Day Wednesday the VA highlighted seven Kiera brothers who served in World War II. The brothers served in the Army Navy and the Air Corps with at least three years each. Six of the brothers served overseas and are still living. They were born in Prairie.
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Kiera
Army
Navy
Air Corps
Prairie
Pope County
Minn
Andrew J. Kier
Ingvald
South Pacific
Washington St
N.W
Warren
Ohio
Philippines
San Francisco Bay Area
Taper St
Pinole
Calif
Alarac
Spokane
Wash
Veterans Day Salute: Kier Brothers Share Wartime сервис Record
Near Veterans Day a Minnesota story highlights the Kier brothers, Ingvald 62 Edwin 58 Leonard 56 Gerhard 52 Chester 46 Harvey 44 and Alarac deceased, each with distinct service histories across Army Navy Air Corps and overseas theaters. TheVA asks if another set of full brothers has a record to match or surpass theirs.
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Edwin
Army Engineers
Alaska
Pacific
Lathrop St
Fairbanks
Leonard
Army
Italy
Wyoming St
Billings
Mont
Gerhard
Air Corps
Pearl Harbor
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