Nixon and Rockefeller clash over GOP defeat
In Washington, Richard Nixon labeled Nelson Rockefeller a spoilsport as the GOP split between moderates and Goldwater conservatives widens. Rockefeller called Nixon peevish, while Eisenhower urged unity. Moderates plan talks at a governors conference and a January RNC meeting to reshape the party after Goldwater’s landslide loss.
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Goldwater Blames Team Blunders Amid Post-Election Review
Sen Barry Goldwater says he and his advisers made no major mistakes despite a devastating election defeat. He defends the conservative cause while acknowledging Republicans misjudged voter interests and leadership directions as party inquest begins.
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Woman to Rule Tammany Hall
New York AP report notes Charlotte Spiegel, a 40 year old brunette and wife of Judge Samuel Spiegel, becomes the first woman to head the Manhattan Democratic organization. Edward N. Costikyan resigns as party leader and names Spiegel acting leader until the executive committee elects a successor. She plans to engage district leaders from the Lower East Side clubhouse and via telephone.
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First Head of State Police Dies in Kingston
Dr. George Fletcher Chandler, 91, first superintendent of the New York State Police, died today in a Kingston rest home. He conceived the idea of a state wide police force, which Gov. Whitman created in 1917 with Chandler as head. Chandler retired in 1932 and had long resided in Kingston.
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Keating vows to stay active in politics after defeat
After losing to Robert F. Kennedy by about 650000 votes in New York, Senator Kenneth B. Keating says he will remain active in politics, plans an extended Caribbean vacation, and contemplates public service or a return to law. He will brief Kennedy on New York affairs and help rebuild the Republican image. He leaves office in January after 18 years in Congress.
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Winnie Churchill Attends The Other Club Dinner
Bitterly cold weather did not deter Sir Winston Churchill from attending a meeting at London's Savoy Hotel. The former prime minister, approaching 90, was assisted from his car into a wheelchair for the exclusive The Other Club gathering. The menu included oysters, fish, roast beef and a cheese souffle.
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Australian shipped home c o d from Britain in wooden crate
Australian javelin thrower Reginald Spiers, 22, rode in a wooden crate from London to Adelaide to save a passenger ticket. He spent 63 hours inside with no food or water, then flew into Perth and hitchhiked 1800 miles home. He said space allowed air and peeking out.
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Auto Workers Strike at Ford Plants Shuts Factories
DETROIT AP The United Automobile Workers strike hits key Ford Motor plants across the region. Workers walk out over contract terms and wage demands, halting production at multiple assembly lines and prompting factory closures for the duration of the action.
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U S Has Record Traffic Toll for First Nine Months
CHICAGO AP reports the United States recorded a record number of traffic deaths in the first nine months of 1964. Official figures show higher fatalities across multiple states, prompting safety calls and potential policy review.
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Humphreys greet voters then depart for Virgin Islands vacation
Washington AP Sen Hubert H Humphrey and wife plan a two week vacation in the Virgin Islands after triumph celebrations with President Johnson in Texas. Neighbors cheered as Secret Service kept onlookers back while Humphrey, fondly recalling his 16 years at his Coquelin Terrace home, promised to stay connected with his neighborhood and return to his driveway basketball courts.
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Pontiff Attends Vatican Council Opening Session
Pope Paul VI attends the Vatican Ecumenical Council opening with African drums and Ethiopian rite Mass in St Peter's. He urges global Catholic missionary activity as debate begins on the council schema. About 2,000 council fathers participate alongside student priests from Rome's Ethiopian College.
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Hope to Be Awards MC Hollywood Ceremony
Bob Hope was named master of ceremonies for the 37th Academy Awards set for April 5 in Santa Monica. The comedian will lead the televised gala presenting Hollywood’s top honors.
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Barrientos New Ruler of Bolivia
Vice President Rene Barrientos, a general and former air force chief, emerged as Bolivia's president after a revolt against Victor Paz Estenssoro. Co presidency with Gen. Alfredo Obando Candia ended when Obando resigned in Barrientos favor. Violence and chaos persisted with reports of up to 40 deaths and 150 wounded amid street clashes in La Paz.
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Two Buffalo Women Shot to Death in Street Row
In Buffalo New York two 49 year old women Bertha Johnson and Sarah Johnson were shot and killed after an argument with 39 year old Rufus Lee Jr. over a lost wallet. Lee was charged with first degree murder.
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Kennedy visits JFK grave in Arlington National Cemetery
U S senator elect Robert F Kennedy visited the grave of his brother President John F Kennedy on Thursday. He walked slowly around the grave in Arlington National Cemetery, paused briefly with head bowed in a quiet tribute.
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