Goldwater Campaign Tour Heads Through Ohio In Cold Rain
Barry Goldwater begins a two day whistle stop tour of Ohio amid wet weather. He travels by 17 car train with State GOP leaders greeting him in Parkersburg and joining in Cincinnati. Governor Rhodes joins stops at Chillicothe Blanchester and other cities before final speeches at Toledo University and Columbus.
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United Press International
Marietta
UPI
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Ohio
Arizona
Buckeye
Washington
Richard Nixon
Ray Bliss
John Brown
Robert Taft Jr
Oliver Bolton
GOP
Ted W. Brown
Supreme Court
Parkersburg
W. Va
Bliss
Bolton
Goldwater
Taft
Cincinnati
Athens
Ohio University
Chillicothe
City Park
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Chevrolet
Lordstown
Mahoning Valley
Youngstown
Blanchester
Bellevue
Chamber of Commerce
Middletown
Columbus
Cincinnati Gardens
Dayton
Springfield
Marion
Lima
Deshler
University of Toledo
Peggy
Harpo Marx Dies After Heart Surgery at 70
Harpo Marx, famed silent Marx brother, died Monday night after heart surgery. He was 70, survived by wife Susan and three sons, with brothers Groucho, Zeppo, and Gummo. Born Arthur Marx in New York City, he popularized silent antics and harps in vaudeville and films.
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Vernon Scott
United Press International Hollywood
UPI
Harpo Marx
Harpo
Arthur
Mt. Sinai Hospital
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William
Alexander
James
Minnie
Groucho
Zeppo
Gummo
Marx
Chico
Hollywood
Contin
Ued
Palm Springs
Gus Kettman
Marx Brothers
He Was
1893
New York City
Sam Marx
Minna Schoenberg
Warren Commission murder bill may be debated today
The Warren Commission proposal to make killing the president a federal crime may be discussed by the Senate Judiciary Committee as a quorum question looms. Debates over Secret Service protection for Barry Goldwater also linger amid a push to act before adjournment.
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UPI
Warren Commission
U. S
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Gop
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
James
Eastland
Dmiss
Barry M. Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Warren
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
A11 Jet Unveiled At Edwards Air Force Base
America's secret A-11 triple sonic plane to be unveiled at Edwards AFB in California with a possible world speed record attempt. President Johnson said the jet outclasses all aircraft. Air Force cites 2300 mph and service ceiling over 70 000 feet. Access limited to accredited U S media reporters.
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Calif
UPI
America
Johnson
Air Force
U.S
Health Care and Appalachia Aid Seen Key to Congress
President Johnson seeks both Appalachia aid and a health care measure as pivotal tests for an end of year adjournment. The House faces heavy agenda with little time, while Senate leaders remain upbeat about adjournment prospects despite uncertain House support for the $1 billion program.
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Washington
UPI
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Appalachia
Congress
House
Senate
John W. McCormack
D- Mass
Appalachian
Khrushchev Warns Peace Requires Soviet Might
In a televised Bolshoi Theater address marking Marxist movement roots, Premier Khrushchev says peace is not a pacifist fairytale but a product of Soviet military strength. He omits the Marxist split details while Ponomarev criticizes Mao Tze-tung as undermining unity with egotism and militancy. Romania's Ion Maurer heads toward Peking amid tensions.
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UPI
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Communist Movement
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London
Karl Marx
First International
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Boris Ponomarev
Soviet Communist Party
Peking
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
China News Agency
Maurer
Ponomarevy
Mao Tze-tung
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