Tereshkova says space career continues after marriage
Valentina Tereshkova, 27, told East German television she has no immediate marriage plans but will pursue space flights after marriage. She noted marriage won’t bar space work and cited Soviet cosmonauts with families as precedent. Separately, Cooper speaks at Girl Scout convention and debates linger on consolidating councils. Celebrities attend groundbreaking for a Hollywood Film Museum near the Hollywood Bowl. Hope Lange weds producer Alan Pakula in Bel Air. Trygve Lie, former UN secretary-general, is hospitalized in Oslo.
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Scranton Open to Honest Draft for 1964 Ticket
Gov William W Scranton of Pennsylvania said in a TV interview he would accept an honest and sincere draft for the 1964 Republican presidential or vice presidential nomination. He indicated he is not seeking the nomination himself.
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Knowland assails Kennedy on wheat deal and debates
UPI reports former Senator William F. Knowland blasted President Kennedy for approving wheat sales to Russia as usurping executive power and aimed to debunk the move as aiding the Soviet Union. He warned private credit for Russia could violate the Johnson Act and discussed potential GOP debates and vice presidential drafting amid party tensions. Scranton backed debates on policy as Goldwater faced internal rifts.
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Rockefeller Plans Westward Swing For GOP Speeches
Albany dispatch notes Nelson Rockefeller touring the West with stops in San Francisco and Los Angeles to build momentum for the Republican presidential race. He battles Barry Goldwater for the nomination, arguing against federal aid while seeking support ahead of New Hampshire.
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Brown Names Head of Youth Committee
Governor Brown appoints a new chair for a Utah Youth committee as he heads to a San Francisco flight. The appointee succeeds Helen MacGregor of Oakland who remains on the committee. The event ties to a broader Brown advisory group and the Utah conference schedule.
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Kennedy Returns From New England Swing On Light Schedule
President Kennedy concluded a weekend trip to New England with foreign policy and political speeches and a private visit to his infant son's grave. He returned to Washington by 9:45 a.m. aboard his jet and planned only a noon audience with Gabon ambassador Aristid Issembe.
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Maine solon arrested in false bomb threat eve of JFK stadium visit
Maine state representative Cartier, 24, was arrested after a false bomb threat to the University of Maine at Old Town on the eve of President Kennedy's visit. He was released on $1,000 bail after police questioned 43 people. Authorities say the threat caused a house to house check and widespread line disruption.
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Long Beach notice describes joint pains varicose veins hardening arteries phlebitis and muscle spasm. It claims the approach eases pains in joints and muscles relaxes circulation relieves congestion quiets nerves and improves sleep enabling renewed work. Appointment call GE a-2403 Dr Duncan DC Offices 2501 E Broadway.
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Barry Goldwater urges people not dumb but smart in world issues
Senator Barry Goldwater, back in Washington after a Southern California weekend, accused the Kennedy administration of treating the American public as too dumb to grasp world events. He told a National Newspaper Week audience in San Bernardino that decisions are handed to a few “superbrains” and cited alleged secrecy over key policy moves. He called foreign aid a flagrant waste and proposed a rifle approach if aid is necessary, targeting anti communism efforts.
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