Goldwater says Johnson trigger-happy charge misread
GOP unity event hears Goldwater claim Johnson could be authorizing nuclear use via 7th Fleet orders. Rusk and McNamara deny the charge as unjustified. Johnson defends Southeast Asia policy in New York remarks emphasizing no risk of nuclear war.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
7Th Fleet
Stats
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
Sen. Goldwater
Hershey
Southeast Asia
New York
American Bar Association
U.S
McNamara
Gulf of Tonkin
Goldwater Unity Manifesto Draws GOP Support in Hershey
In Hershey Pennsylvania GOP leaders hailed Barry Goldwater’s unity manifesto as a step toward party solidarity. President Eisenhower endorsed the ticket and praised Goldwater’s repudiation of extremists while Rockefeller urged broader disavowal of fringe groups.
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Hershey
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
William E. Miller
United States
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ku Klux Klan
Rockefeller
Redistrict Action Postponed in Maryland Plan
The Legislative Council postponed action on a proposed congressional redistricting plan until September to allow more study. The eight districts would realign counties and populations, with districts ranging from 320,292 to 443,331 people, and would take effect for the 1966 elections.
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Baltimore
Legislative Council
William S. James
Darford
Special Council
Supreme Court
Maryland
Shore
Harford County
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Baltimore City
Montgomery
Howard
Garrett
Allegany
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Prince Georges
Charles
St. Mary's
Germans Honor 53 Who Died In Freedom Flight Over Berlin Wall
West German officials marked the third anniversary of the Berlin Wall death toll with wreaths by Mayor Willy Brandt on memorial crosses. East German guards fired flares as police eyed potential unrest while Berlin observes a moment of silence.
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Berlin Wall
Berlin
East Berlin
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
East
West Germany
Brandt
United Nations
Ee Strasse
Berlin 4
Train Robber Sought By Interpol
London AP reports the Freedom Fixers freed Charles Frederick Wilson from Winson Green Prison in Birmingham. Wilson, 32, was jailed for the Glasgow London mail train raid that yielded 7.28 million dollars with only 840 thousand recovered. An inquiry into the escape was ordered by Home Secretary Henry Brooke.
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London
Freedom Fixers
Charles Frederick Wilson
Wilson
Britain
Interpol
Winson Green
Birmingham
Home
Henry Brooke
Bill Nicholls
Cyprus peace talks falter as U S blamed amid clashes
In Nicosia the Greek and Turkish Cypriot sides trade insults across the green line while U N observers fear a minor provocation could shatter the truce. Clerides demands self determination under UN shelter as Cypriots accuse the United States and Britain of siding with Turkey over NATO in the volatile island crisis.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N
Turkey
Kokkina
United States
Britain
Glafcos Clerides
United Nations
Clerides
NATO
Great Britain
Makarios
U.S
Secret Service Agent Bolden Convicted in Bribery Case
Abraham Bolden, the first Black man to guard a U S president, is convicted on three counts for attempting to sell government documents in a counterfeit scheme for 50000. He faces a six year sentence and had claimed government framing over Warren Commission testimony.
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Chicago
U.S
Edward V. Hanrahan
Secret Service
Abraham Bolden
Bolden
Warren Commission
Kennedy
White House
Allas
Hyannis Port
Washington
U.S. Secret Service
Hanrahan
U.S. District Court
Joseph Sam Perry
Perry
Joseph Spagnoli
Mass
Generous Bandit In Beverly Hills Robbery
A bandit halted a $100,000 Beverly Hills theft to give victim Herbert Kronish a heart pill, possibly saving his life. Kronish and his wife were tied as three gunmen escaped with cash and jewelry including a $60,000 diamond ring. Kronish is part owner of the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Herbert Kronish
Kronish
Frederick women urged to use cervical cancer screening kits
About 5 000 Frederick County women aged 30 to 45 are invited to reveal their ages to the American Cancer Society for a home Pap test program. So far 2 598 kits returned show three early cervical cancers detected and treated. 3G abnormal Pap smears require follow up, and calls for more participation continue.
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Frederick County
American Cancer Society
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Baltimore
Cancer Society
Dwight D McKinney
Frederick Society
Maryland
Howard W. Jones Jr
Johns Hopkins
Maryland Cancer Society
Congress urged to ban early election result releases
Senator Winston Prouty proposes banning public release of national election results until all polls close. Senator Pierre Salinger backs a nonbinding measure opposing electronic vote projections until voting ends. Prouty cites constitutional authority over national elections.
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Congress
Washington
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Pierre Salinger
D-Calif
Prouty
Salinger
63 Audit Highlights Frederick City Surplus and Spending
The 1963 Frederick City Audit shows a 135 775.70 surplus from the general fund after expenditures, with 95 000 appropriated for the first half of 1964 and 40 775.70 unappropriated. Revenue totaled 1 544 170.97, expenditures 1 433 829.04, and property taxes funded major revenue while public safety, highways and debt service comprised most costs.
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Frederick City
Louis E. Eichelberger
North Market Street
Highway Department
Library
Historical Society
Recreation Commission
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