Nixon Signals Push to Nominate Best Qualified GOP Candidate
Nixon says he will do all to help the Republican Party nominate its strongest and best qualified man for president. He maintains no candidacy but hints events could draw him into the race and compares leadership to giving an assist in hockey. He notes his new law firm partnership and his sense of public responsibility to party and country.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
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New York urged to grant liquor licenses with food limits
The Moreland Commission on the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law proposes two tavern licenses for New York bars and grills. One license would apply to regular restaurants. the other to bars and grills that serve simple foods like sandwiches and coffee. Bowling alleys and legitimate theaters could also obtain licenses. The panel found the current rule requiring all drink-serving premises to be bona fide restaurants largely ignored.
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Rockefeller
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School diploma prerequisite for drivers license proposal
Birmingham School Board member Liston A. Corcoran urged that high school graduation be required to obtain a driver's license. He spoke during a panel on dropouts, arguing that cars often drive students to leave school before finishing.
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RFK Says He's Available To Aid in 64 Campaign
Idaho miner Stanley Johnson survived 27 hours trapped in a 12 by 6 foot underground cell near Mackay. He was rescued and taken to a hospital in Arco in stable condition. In Washington, RFK said he will stay on as attorney general and be available to work in Johnson's 1964 campaign.
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Glen Reed
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Going to Spend Weekends in Jail
Two RPI seniors Frederickson and Bass pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and received 30 day jail terms to be served on weekends. Judge Daly dismissed a separate charge of distributing obscene Halloween pictures.
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Joseph F. Daly
Arthur R. Frederickson
Westfield
N. J
Michael Bass
Woodbridge
United States Plans European Observation Posts Proposal
The Johnson administration drafts a system of international military observation posts to deter surprise attacks. Proposed 20 to 30 posts per side would monitor key transportation hubs for unusual military activity. President Johnson linked the plan to new disarmament proposals as Geneva talks resume. William C. Foster leads the effort for the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency with a U.S. delegation slated for January 21.
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Iron Curtain
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State of the Union
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101-Year-Old Bishop Officiates Couple Marriage
In New York a 101-year-old bishop married Rev. Dr. Charles S. Inglehart aged 83 and Caroline Peckham aged 72. The former Methodist missionaries in Tokyo and Nagasaki, the couple wed Wednesday in Japan years after meeting there 46 years ago. Bishop Herbert Welch performed the ceremony. The couple recalled youthful days and longtime friendship.
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Japan
Charles S. Inglehart
Caroline Peckham
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Baby Dies After Scalding In Batavia Kitchen Bath
Pathologist rules a boy died on his first birthday after being scalded by bath water. Margaret Simmons, 21, babysitter for Michael Hyde of Leroy, said the infant screamed when placed in the water and she removed him for medical aid. He died eight hours later at Genesee Memorial Hospital.
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Leroy
Genesee Memorial Hospital
Goldwater Criticizes Johnson in State of the Union Speech
Sen. Barry Goldwater accused President Johnson of using a hate theme tied to Kennedy's assassination and attacked federal spending in a three page critique of the State of the Union. He said Johnson’s budget numbers mislead and cited a current year spending near 95 billion dollars.
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Speaker Carlino Battles Against Off-Track Bets
The Albany assembly speaker released an 88 page report to block proposals to legalize off track betting on horse racing. The report cites rising bad debts from England and argues legalization would worsen urban poor hardship. Carlino notes Democratic NYC support and calls for further study before any decision.
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New York State
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Patriarch Athenagoras Ordered to Return to Istanbul
Orthodox leader Athenagoras I received an urgent call to return to Istanbul his headquarters after visiting the Holy Land. He traveled to the region for meetings with Pope Paul VI of the Roman Catholic Church late Sunday and Monday.
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Chou En Lai Extends Africa Tour With Tunis Visit
Red Chinese Premier Chou En-lai arrived in Tunis for a two day stay to confer with President Habib Bourguiba and collect the first dividend of his African tour. Tunisia and Peking announced diplomatic relations. Tunisia aims to normalize ties while remaining nonaligned.
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Congress Moves Slowly On LBJ Legislation And Tax Cuts
Congress began advancing Johnsons agenda with an 97.9 billion budget plan and a push for an 11 billion tax cut. Mc Namara rebutted Goldwaters claim long range missiles are unreliable. Senate finance work quickened though hurdles remain on civil rights, health care for the elderly, and urban aid.
Eisenhower Truman Clash Over Presidential Succession
Former presidents Eisenhower and Truman clash on who should succeed a president after a vice president assumes office. They favor differing paths with Nixon and Keating weighing in on the line of succession and the role of the Electoral College.
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Hope Fades For Safety Of Nine
Missing Air Force C124 plane with eight crewmen and a Navy passenger remains unfound as a record search aims to spans 600000 square miles between Hawaii and Wake Island. Sixty nine aircraft and three Navy ships join the effort, the largest Pacific search to date.
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Shepard Becomes Banker In Baytown Move
United States first astronaut Alan B. Shepard Jr. has become a banker by purchasing three percent of the stock in First National Bank of Baytown Texas along with two other men. The deal was completed Wednesday. Shepard resides in Houston about 35 miles west of Baytown.
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Navy
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GOP Assembly Seethes at Rockefeller Budget Plan
Albany Republican assemblymen voiced disappointment with Governor Rockefeller's hold the line program. Speaker Joseph Carlin o said the message lacked concrete proposals and many see the pay raise for state workers as unnecessary. Still, the rank and file backed balancing the budget without tax increases.
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Judy Garland’s Daughter Liza Minelli Hospitalized
Actress Liza Minelli 18 daughter of Judy Garland is in a New York hospital for kidney infection treatment. A hospital spokesman said her condition is satisfactory.
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New York
Liza Minelli
Judy Garland
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