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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1963

Page

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Rockefeller’s Two Weaknesses Highlighted in Campaign Start

A UPI survey of GOP leaders points to Nelson Rockefeller’s liberal image and his remarriage as major handicaps in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. Party officials in over 40 states note Rockefeller as underdog to Barry Goldwater amid debate on foreign policy civil rights and welfare programs.

Washington UPI Nelson A. Rockefeller Rockefeller New York Barry Goldwater Arizona Toati GOP

Rockefeller hotel bill sparks protest at Fort Smith outing

The Kansas City Federation of Republican Women protested when industrialist Winthrop Rockefeller paid their Fort Smith hotel bill. They demanded a refund and spoke on their own terms. The column mixes eclectic quips and notes on driving, language, and social scenes.

Kansas City Federation of Republican Women Fort Smith, Ark Winthrop Rockefeller Rockefeller

World ballot planned by Cuban exile election committee

Cuban exiles in the United States plan a worldwide mail ballot to elect nonpartisan leaders to liberate Cuba. Jose M. Bosch of Bacardi finances and coordinates with Ernesto Freyre. State Department will observe and stay neutral. Plans consider nominating 3, 5, or 3 and elect 2 leaders from ages 35 to 65. Estimated 60 000 to 70 000 ballots could mandate the result.

Jules Dubois Chicago Tribune Press Service Miami Cuba Jose M. Bosch Bacardi Company Bosch Ernesto Freyre Freyre State Department Crimmins de Gaulle Charles de Gaulle France United States

Kennedy to lay wreath at Tomb of the Unknowns on Veterans Day

President Kennedy will place a wreath at Arlington National Cemetery's Tomb of the Unknowns and deliver a Veterans Day ceremony address. Gen David Shoup, retiring Marine Corps commandant, will give the main address.

Washington UPI Kennedy Arlington National Cemetery White House Pierre Salinger David Shoup Marine Corps

Baby Named Toby After Dog Delivers Baby Arrival

Mrs. Tommy Coe lacked a phone and car when she went into labor. Her dog Toby fetched her husband from work two miles away, racing home to drive her to the hospital. Their fifth child, a daughter, was named Toby.

Toby Miami UPI Tommy Coe

Kennedy plans Florida trip with stops in Tampa and Miami

President nominee Kennedy expands for a Florida visit with a Palm Beach weekend and a MacDill Air Force Base stop in Tampa and a Miami engagement after addressing the AFL-CIO convention in New York City. He will speak in Tampa on November 18 and in Miami that night. Dr Donald F Hornig named as science and technology special assistant succeeding Jerome Weisner and returning to MIT. Dr Glenn Seaborg says a 11 member Soviet delegation will visit Oak Ridge Argonne and Idaho facilities this month without jeopardizing security.

Washington UPI Kennedy Florida Palm Beach MacDill Air Force Base Tampa New York City MacDill Miami Donald F. Hornig Princeton University Science and Technology Hornig Jerome Weisner Massachusetts Institute of Technology Norfolk Glenn Seaborg Atomic Energy Commission Seaborg Ronick Petrosyants AEC Oak Ridge

Eleven Firms Resume Shipping on Florida East Coast Railway

Eleven building industry firms said they would cross picket lines and resume shipping goods on the strike bound Florida East Coast Railway. The railway has been struck for nearly ten months by eleven non operating unions. They stated further support would be a gesture and would not affect the strike outcome.

FEC New Smyrna Beach UPI Florida East Coast Railway

American Indicated In Conspiracy In SAC Secrets Case

Justice Department says engineer John William Butenko and Igor A. Ivanov conspired to transmit U S defense information to Russia about the Strategic Air Command command and control system. Indictment names three Russian UN mission members as co conspirators and notes arrest in Englewood New Jersey after seven months of investigation.

Chicago Tribune Press Service Washington Justice Department Russia Strategic Air Command SAC America John William Butenko Newark N.J Igor A. Ivanov Amtorg Trading Company New York City United Nations Mission State Department Yurity A. Romashin Gleb A. Pavlov Vladimir I. Olenev FBI Butenko Ivanov Englewood Robert Kennedy International Electric Corporation of Paramus

U S Recognizes Vietnamese Gov as Marines Enter South Viet Nam

The ruling military junta backed by the United States gains formal recognition from the Kennedy administration and allies. U.S. aid talks resume amid rising tensions as marines reinforce South Viet Nam while curfews end and religious freedom is restored. The junta accuses Diem and Nhu of Buddhist discrimination, a key factor in the coup.

Saigon South Viet Nam UPI United States Britain Japan Australia U.S Washington State Department Robert J. McCloskey Henry Cabot Lodge Junta Diem Ngo Dinh Nhu

Senate blamed as slow pace frustrates Civil rights debate

UPI reports Sen. Thomas Dodd sparred with Senate leaders over the slow legislative pace as civil rights and tax cut bills stall. Dodd charged Sen. Mansfield and Republican Leader Dirksen with enabling inaction, while critics blame archaic rules and White House delays amid a broader struggle within the Democratic majority and cabinet status.

Washington Mansfield Dirksen Dodd Connecticut Capitol Hill Kennedy White House House of Representatives Senate Congress Mike Mansfield Thomas H. Kuchel Calif Paul

Rickover Calls for Urgent U S School Reform

Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover argues in American Education A National Failure that U S schools are under educated and must reform quickly to meet European and global competition. He cites weak basic education, administrator control, poor teacher training, and lack of national standards as core failings and urges premium grants and national exams to raise standards.

New York UPI Hyman G. Rickover America Europe Adm Rickover U. S E. P. Dutton & Co U.S England

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