Draft Goldwater movement vs Rockefeller bid in Washington
In Washington, a Rockefeller supporter leads a push to back Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller while a Goldwater draft operation on Connecticut Avenue seeks delegates and funds. Lankler, Rockefeller’s Washington liaison, calls it a missionary effort to plant the New York governor’s gospel, as Goldwater backers amass checks and pledges to propel the Arizona senator toward the presidential race.
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Walter R. Mears
Associated
Washington (Ap
Sen. Batery. Goldwater
Nelson A Rockefeller
White House
Rockefeller
New York
Washington
Connecticut Avenue
Lankler
New Yorker
National Draft Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Finance
Frank J. Kovac
Kovac
Republican National Finance Committee
Capitol Hill
Republican National Committee
Indianapolis
Brokers Predict Higher Prices
New York AP reports higher stock margin requirements may slow trading and reduce potential profits for speculators. The Fed raises cash ante to 70 percent from 50 percent, aiming at margin trading rather than price control, with past data suggesting limited effect on prices. The report notes total credit market borrowing rose 43 percent to about $7 billion while consumer credit grew 10 percent.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Regulator of Credit
Saigon University to reopen after three months closure
Saigon, Viet Nam AP reports South Viet Nam's revolutionary government announced Saigon University will reopen Friday after a three month shutdown caused by Buddhist and student demonstrations led by former President Ngo Dinh Diem.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Saigon University
Ngo Dinh Diem
Supreme Soviet Called To Meet
Moscow AP reports the Supreme Soviet Russia's parliament is called to meet December 16 to ratify plans to expand production of chemical fertilizer. The session follows a December 9 Central Committee meeting of the Soviet Communist Party outlining the program to be acted upon by the Supreme Soviet.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Russia
Central Committee
The
Soviet Communist Party
Far
Atomic Plant Proposed for Hong Kong Water and Power
The South China Morning Post reports General Electric proposes a $20 million nuclear powered plant in Hong Kong to relieve water shortages. It would distill fresh water and generate 50 to 150 megawatts daily, delivering 10 to 30 million gallons of water.
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Hong Kong
South China Morning Post
Foy the General Electric Co
Cuba to Up Conscription Under Raul Castro Plan
In Havana, Defense Minister Raul Castro announced a broad conscription plan. All men aged 17 to 45 would serve three years, while women aged 17 to 35 could volunteer for two years. He warned that those deemed “bums and other trash” would be drafted for political instruction before placement in regular units. The United States estimates Cuba's forces at about 75,000 with 150,000 in reserves and militia.
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Havana
Raul Castro
Raul
U.S
Cuba
Richmond News social notes and travels
Mrs. David Wittman and her three children plan to depart November 24 to join David in Stuttgart Germany where he serves with the Armed Forces. The article records numerous local visits travel to funerals and family events across neighboring towns including McPherson Council Grove Topeka and California with mentions of church memorial gifts and upcoming travels.
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Mabel Chandler
David Wittman
David
Stuttgart
Germany
Carl Wemmer
T. J. Miner
Leavenworth
McPherson
Roush Koehn
Koehn
Lois Miner
Richmond High School
Council Grove
San Mateo
California
Fredj. Picketts
Robert Barthalome
Elgin
Lucille Perkins
Augusta family visits Ottawa Herald item
Augusta Georgia visitors traveled via Albuquerque to Indianapolis to start a new life in India napolis Ind. They spent Nov. 6 with William Harris family. Diana Johnson celebrates 11th birthday with 12 classmates. WSCS meeting attendee Glenda Wolfe 9th birthday dinner hosted by parents Herbie and wife. Dale Gault Patricia Clark and Frank Gerhold dinner guests to Mr. and Mrs. H L Gault.
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Ernest Henderson
Frank Gerhold
G.G. “Henderson
Siloam Springs
Ark
W. Fishburn
Elias New
Chicago
Ind
Marvin Pickett
Western Union
Ottawa
W. U
Manhattan
Lee Atchison
Topeka
Glen Whartons
Augusta
Fred Johnson
Marguerite Roberts
Joan LaVigne
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Indianapolis
William Harris
Ed Anderson
Diana
Mmes
Lon Mishler
Gerald Snell
Lela Duffey
Gault
WSCS
Lawrence
Glenda
Herbie Wolfe
Dale Gault
Columbia
Patricia Clark
Kansas City
H. L. Gault
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Odist Church
Lee A. Perkins
M. W. Fishburn
D. R. Banta
Medical Center
Ernest Pickert
Overland Park
Carl Pickert
Fletcher Wycoff
Osawatomie
Gus
Theresa Benus
Rene
Bill Reynolds
Maxine Chandler
North Africa
Marion Hamer
Clinton
Okla
Clarence Gault
Leonard Weber
Westphalia
Jay Adams
Leah
Bolivar, Mo
Jay
Curtis
Herbert McClure
Richard
Jack
Lloyd McClure
Carl Johnson
Ottawa Herald
Otasco
Lancer
Pani
Rene, Cay
Jewel Music Box
Mamal
Holly
Carera
Gilbert
CPS
Marx
Buffalo Hunter
Oklahoma Tire & Supply CO
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