Goldwater Faces Question Of Primary Fight With Rockefeller
Washington reports Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona seeks to avoid a party splitting primary war with New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. A close source says he questions presidential caucuses and worries about a campaign turning personal. Goldwater weighs factors before deciding on entering primaries.
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Washington
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
11 Men Rescued From Flooded German Mine Shaft
Rescue teams brought 11 miners to surface from a flooded iron mine in Peine Germany after 13 days entombed. The operation used an American drill and a torpedo capsule, while 10 bodies were recovered and 19 more were missing presumed dead.
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Peine
Germany
Heinz
UPI
Heinz Kull
Bernard Walter
Hul
Walter
Liver transplant performed on 12 year old in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati at Children's Hospital Dr Lester W Martin led a seven hour liver removal from Kenneth Harriett 12 in a complex operation to treat malignancy. Dr Martin said the procedure has no complications and will take years to judge success. Kenneth's parents and brother waited as he begins recovery, facing a month in hospital.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Harriett
Lester W. Martin
Children's Hospital
Dr. Martin
Kenneth
George Harriett
George Jr
Ash's Hash and Money Motives in Voter Parody
The fragment contrasts money and principle in politics with satirical lines about not running for office sincerely. It cites a Reuters dispatch from Leeuwarden, Holland noting a vet selling bras for cows, described as odd. The piece includes a Sarasota Sophie note about a girl attracted to men and a dismissive remark about a political candidate.
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Reuters
Leeuwarden
Holland
Goldwater Campaign Voices In Dixie Campaign Visit
Dixie Republican leaders meet in Charleston to map strategy for Goldwater campaign. Gov Nelson Rockefeller delegation arrival prompts Southern hospitality remark, but Southerners doubt strong Arizona support will win Southern backing.
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Charleston
S.C
UPI
Erestern Welcune
Nelson Rockefeller
South Carolina
GOP
Goldwater Country
Arizona
Russians leave Cuba claim sparks 5000 troop exodus
UPI reports sentinels of Liberty claim more than 5 000 Russian soldiers departed Cuba in October. In Washington Senator Margaret Chase Smith weighs a possible run for the Republican presidential nomination and New Hampshire primary next March. Also in Tallahassee Attorney General Richard Ervin rules that memberships and admissions to philharmonic and little theater groups are exempt from the state admission tax.
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Miami
UPI
Cuba
Sentinels of Liberty
Aw Xre
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
New Hampshire
N W Tallahassee
Richard Ervin
Philharmonic
Burns to Announce gubernatorial bid at Burns Blitzer party
Mayor Haydon Burns signals a formal gubernatorial announcement at the Burns Blitzer party on November 23 in Jacksonville. He said plans would be revealed at the event as reporters watched. The scene includes Cape Canaveral missile test alarms and a Defense Department absentee voting drive for the 1964 presidential election.
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Jacksonville
UPI
Haydon Burns
Washington
Defense Department
PTA Bake Sale Takes a Non Election Turn in Wisconsin
In Whitefish Bay Wisconsin the PTA bake sale planned as the group s annual election day event drew surprised remarks when no election occurred. President Mrs Raymond Morrison said the sale followed calendar plans and faced a scheduling mix up.
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Whitefish Bay
Wis
UPI
Parents-Teachers Association
Wisconsin
Raymond Morrison
PTA
Rusk to Hold News Conference Friday
UPI reports Secretary of State Dean Rusk will hold a news conference Friday at 11 a.m. EST in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Dean Rusk
Kennedy Secret Foreign Aid Fund Exposed in Senate
Sen. Allen Ellender warned of a hidden one billion seven hundred eighty million dollar fund the President may spend without congressional oversight. He urged amending the foreign aid bill to require disclosure and limit top secret allocations while criticizing misuse for foreign financial rescues.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
Allen J. Ellender
Ellender
Sukarno
Indonesia
Bryant May Eye 2nd Term
Gov. Farris Bryant said the off year election amendment made a possible path to re election but he had no plans to campaign. He noted conflicting views with Atty. Gen. Ervin on term limits and suggested he has not closed the door to a later run.
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Tallahassee
UPI
Farris Bryant
Bryant
Richard Ervin
Commercials on stamps draw fire in Washington
Rep Charles S Joelson calls the idea of U S postage stamp commercials novel and unacceptable. In Aransas Texas the number of whooping cranes wintering there rises to 33, with 26 adults and seven young. Wendell Polk, 18, convicted of purse theft and sentenced to two years, loot total four cents. A Los Angeles motorist cited for driving in a river bed after his car drifted in storm waters. Houston post offices offer Santa zip code replies if letters include 99701 and return addresses by December 15.
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Washington
UPI
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas
Interior Department
Aransas
Wendell Polk
Polk
Los Angeles
Ray Aguilar
Aguilar
Santa Houston
Santa Claus
Houston Post Offices
Santa
North Pole
Rockefeller declares candidacy for Republican nomination
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller announced his bid for the Republican presidential nomination in Albany. He challenged Sen. Barry Goldwater and other contenders to enter state primaries, urging open voter clarity on issues and a shift away from smoke filled rooms. He will enter the New Hampshire primary March 10 and other states before the July convention. He criticized the Kennedy administration for not boosting the economy and creating jobs.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
New York
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
Fingers On Pulse Of Globe
Veteran wire service reporters cover global and space beats for major outlets. The Sarasota News consolidates scope with seasoned correspondents stationed in New Zealand Greenland Burma Ceylon South Africa Morocco and other outposts worldwide.
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Sarasota News
Globe
Reuters
Chicago Tribune
New York News
New Zealand
Greenland
Burma
Ceylon
South Africa
Morocco
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