Goldwater Rockefeller feud mirrors old party ritual
Charles McDowell Jr notes the Republican clash between Goldwater and Rockefeller, with Scranton and Romney gaining ground. He argues the Taft Syndrome drives intraparty strife as Democrats blame the other side and Kennedy is seen golfing in public as experts wait on electoral impact.
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Rockefeller
Rockefeler
Richard Nixon
Scranton
Romney
Goldwater Rockefeller
Kennedy
Russian Writer In Freedom Bid
Ilya Ehrenburg appeals for art experimentation and friendly relations with Western writers. He cites wonderful books under socialist realism yet urges openness, in remarks published by the Literary Gazette from a speech in Leningrad.
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Moscow
UPI
Ilya Ehrenburg
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Socialist Realism
Ehrenburg
Literary Gazette
Alexander Chakovsky
Leningrad
Pilgrims Recover After Food Illness Outing
At the Orchard Lake seminary 800 people attended a Marian Day event headlined by Cardinal Cushing. Of 120 religious pilgrims treated for suspected food poisoning after a Sunday dinner, all but four have been released. four women from Buffalo remain listed as fairly satisfactory in Branford General Hospital.
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Orchard Lake
Mich
UPI
Pontiac
Brantford
Ont
Paris
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Cardinal Cushing
Branford General Hospital
Mary Fedorwicz
Martha Prorok
Pearl Kolaz
Anna Bacik
Buffalo N.Y
Concern Expressed In Korean Arrest
Washington reports the State Department voiced concern over the arrest of former South Korean premier Song Yo Chan. Spokesman Richard I. Phillips said the charges appear to predate his 1961 62 term in office.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Department
Richard I. Phillips
Song Yo Chan
Baby's Body Found In Sewer In Sierra Vista
An autopsy was planned in Bisboe on a baby found Monday by a city employee in a sewer leading to the sewage plant. Police Chief Reed Vance said there were no immediate clues to the cause of death or the infant's identity. The body was not badly decomposed, but the time of death could not be estimated.
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Sierra Vista
UPD
Bisboe
Reed Vance
Vance
Trans Atlantic Chicken War Turns on German Poultry Tariff
The European Common Market Commission virtually banned cheaper American frozen chickens with a prohibitive tariff, cutting West German imports from 31.3 million dollars last year to a trickle. American poultry faced a broader trade clash as the US warned of retaliation to protect pocketbooks and press toward a compromise.
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Germany
Free World
European Common Market Commission
Brussels
United States
West Germany
Edmund H. Driggs
Common Market Commission
Rockefeller solid in 1964 race says aide
An aide to Gov. Rockefeller tells liberal Republican lawmakers in Washington that he will stay in the 1964 presidential contest through at least two primaries, likely New Hampshire and California. The Times says Hinman conveyed the message but avoided committing to a schedule.
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UPI
Rockefeller
New York Times
the Times
New Hampshire
California
The
Times
George L. Hinman
New York
Hinman
Dartmouth College
Thomas Kuchel
Integration Siege On Chicago South Side Moves Forward
United Press International reports another siege planned at a mobile school site on Chicago's South Side following Monday's demonstrations that left about 50 arrested after pickets clashed with police and hurled rocks. Police blocked efforts to lay pipe for mobile classrooms as protests vow to return.
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Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Fuller Insurance man featured in INA Fieldman
Larry Fuller of Fuller Insurance Agency, at 719 N Old Canttedale Raad, came to Scottsdale in 1958 and opened his own agency in 1962. He lives at 8210 E Windsor Ave and has a background as a fire casualty solicitor and agency manager.
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INA Fieldman
Larry Fuller
The
Fuller Insurance Agency
Old Canttedale Raad
Fuller
Scottsdale
Windsor Ave
Lighter Side: Congress Back From Vacation Confused
The columnist returns to work and pieces together post vacation chatter. A joke about Sam Freeloader, Dean Rusk, Khrushchev, and a badminton treaty highlights the lag in catching up on current events. Christine is the latest topic of conversation as the piece ends.
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Senate
Sam Freeloader
Georgia
Dean Rusk
Freeloader
Rusk
Christine
Record of Births on August Dates in Local Homes
The record lists births at several addresses. George Long at 8347 E. McKinsey welcomed a girl on August 12. Theodore Roghair at 520 N. 72nd Ph. reported a boy on August 13. John Evans at 8707 '& McDonald Dr. welcomed a boy on August 10. St Joseph’s entries noted a birth for Mr. and Mrs JJlhn Evans.
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George Long
E. McKinsey
Theodore Roghair
St. Joseph's
Jjlhn Evans
Ramada Directors Report Stock Gain and Losses
Ramada Inns, Inc. declares a third quarterly 20 cent distribution payable Oct 1 to stockholders of record. Consolidated gross sales rose 500 000 in the first half of 1963 versus the prior year. A fire at the Los Angeles Airport hotel reduced profit by 60 000 and led to 58 000 in repairs and maintenance expenditures.
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Ramada Inns, Inc
Los Angeles
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