Nixon predicts GOP gain five Senate seats in 1964 race
Former Vice President Richard Nixon told reporters in Columbus that Republicans will gain five Senate seats in the November election, naming Ohio Indiana Wisconsin Oklahoma and Nevada. He said ticket splitting would rise as voters fear President Johnson’s power grab and insisted he has no plans to return to full time public life.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Lyndon B. Johnson
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Goldwater
Firms Offer Bonus If Barry Wins
In Yakima four Pacific Northwest firms back Sen Barry Goldwater by offering employee bonuses if he wins the presidency. Kelly Oil would pay a one month bonus to 25 Yakima workers. Crest Linen Supply plans a similar plan in Yakima and Pendleton. Kwik Lok may award up to a two week bonus to Port land based McGuire Bearing Co. executives. U.S. attorney Frank Freeman says FBI will review Paxtons action for possible violation of the code forbidding inducements to vote.
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Yakima, Wash
Pacific Northwest
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Riley Kelly
Kelly Oil Inc
Yakima
Goldwater
Todd Smith
Crest Linen Supply
Pendleton
Ore
Floyd Paxton
Kwik-Lok Corp
McGuire Bearing Co
Portland
Frank Freeman
U.S
Spokane
Wash
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Paxton
Rail express service starts in United States in 1839
A historic milestone marks March 4, 1839 as the launch date of rail express service in the United States. The event signals rapid expansion of early railway networks and commercial passenger travel across the young nation.
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United States
Sabah Claim Talks Open With Philippine Leader Aim
Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman says he will meet Philippine President Diosdado Macapagal anywhere anytime to discuss the Philippine claim to Sabah in Malaysian Borneo. The statement signals readiness to pursue a settlement through direct talks with Manila.
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Tunku Abdul Rahman
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Malaysian Borneo
Sabah
Candy Gonna Vote Thanks To Coeds in Red White and Blue
In Norton Massachusetts AP reports wheaton college senior Candy Yaghji will travel to Columbia to vote with funds raised by more than 1,000 female students. The Wheaton group collected 130 dollars to cover a Boston to Columbia round trip and fellows dressed in patriotic colors to urge civic participation. Candy kept her political affiliation private while carrying a donkey and elephant stuffed animals.
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Wheaton College
Columbia
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Wheaton
South Carolina
Boston
Deaths and Funerals Board multiple regional notices
Death notices from Camden Mason and Fairfield areas list Mrs Mary Belle Watson 80 formerly of Middletown to be buried at Woodside Cemetery after services at Wilson Memorial Home. Cecil A Campbell 56 carpenter died at Preble County Home three daughters a son brother and 13 grandchildren survive. Joseph T Mercier 85 Mason died at Pinecrest Nursing Home with Requiem High Mass and burial at Rose Hill. Additional notes include Mrs Marian R Cescato 46 Fairfield and Mrs Rhea D Rothermel 326 Chestnut St services details.
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Wilson Memorial Home
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Alex Bunton
Woodside Cemetery
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Fairfield Nursing Home
Elm Street
R. C. Nein & Sons
Fairmount Cemetery
Mason
Joseph T. Mercier
Pinecrest
Morrow
Harriet
Pat Richards
Robert
St. Susanna Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Gallimore Funeral Home
Marian R. Cescato
Fairfield
Chicago
Rhea D. Rothermel
Chestnut St
James H. Hubbard
Vanderveer Ave
Requiem
Deaths of James Windsor Lewis Floyd M McDowell and Henry Seed
Brig James Windsor Lewis 57 former military attache at the British Embassy in Washington was found dead with a bullet wound at home. Dr Floyd M McDowell former First Presidency member of the LDS reorganized church died Tuesday in Independence Missouri. Henry G Seed 73 former Midwest representative for Schnell Publishing Co of New York died Tuesday in Cleveland Ohio. he served 35 years with the firm before retiring in 1961.
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James Windsor Lewis
Washington
Independence
Floyd M. McDowell
First Presidency
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Cleveland, Ohio
Henry G. Seed
The
Schnell Publishing Co
New York
Child Swallows Tablets Dies in Cincinnati
Timothy Allen Hauck, 11 months old, son of Gerald L. and Mrs. Hauck of Batavia, died Tuesday at Children's Hospital after swallowing about 22 antidepressant tablets. Clermont County authorities said the child likely obtained the pills Monday evening when an older Hauck child took them from a shelf.
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Cincinnati
Timothy Allen Hauck
Gerald L. Hauck
Batavia
Clermont County
Haucks
Dayton Crash Victims Die After Weekend Injuries
Two Dayton men die from weekend traffic injuries at Good Samaritan Hospital. William Blair, 64, of Dayton was injured when his car hit a utility pole on the north side. Carl Blair, 37, of Troywood was hurt when his car left a county road and struck a house. Both died Tuesday.
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Dayton, Ohio
Good Samaritan Hospital
William Blair
Dayton
Carl Blair
Trotwood
Dr Spock backs Young in Ohio campaign visit
Dr Benjamin Spock endorsed Sen Stephen M Young in Columbus saying the Democrat supported the nuclear test ban treaty and expressing grave concern for future generations of children from nuclear testing. Spock teaches at Western Reserve University. Blue designated as Army uniform color on March 27 1821.
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Columbus, Ohio
Benjamin Spock
Stephen M. Young
Spock
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
United States Army
Court splits 3 3 equal time appeal denied
The U S Court of Appeals split three to three allowing an FCC ruling to stand that Johnsons Oct 18 speech was a presidential report and a news event The ruling denied Barry Goldwater equal time on the three networks while NBC aired a reply by Republican national chairman Dean Burch
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Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
The
National Broadcasting Co
Dean Burch
Pompidou Survives Censure Vote in Paris
The government of Premier Georges Pompidou survived an attempt by socialists to censure its agricultural policies in Paris. The motion drew 209 votes, short of the 242 needed for passage.
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Paris
Georges Pompidou
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