Barry Goldwater shifts right after early center hopes
The Phoenix SUN Syndicate notes Goldwater, after signaling a centerward shift in 1963, now embraces a hard right stance. It highlights denouncing wheat sales to Russia, threats to bend Russia, arming Cuban exiles, possible air cover for invasion, and potential breaking of the test ban treaty. The piece questions the scope of his conservatism and implications for his dual Arizona candidacy.
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U S Hands Over Canal Zone to Civilians After Riots
The U S Army returned control of the Panama Canal Zone to civilian authorities as violence subsided. At least 21 people died and about 500 were injured in the riots that led to military takeover. Diplomatic talks over the canal treaty intensified amid Panama’s demand for renegotiation. A day of prayer was declared in the Zone to honor the dead.
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Fired teacher squares off with two sophomores
Kendallville Indiana, UPI reports popular teacher William H Enicks resigned after boxing with two husky sophomores in the school gym. Superintendent Edgar Redman called the act stupid and said the resignation was accepted after a meeting with the students involved and their parents.
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Toy Bomb Scare at Rome Airport
At Fiumicino Airport officials alerted police firemen and army bomb disposal experts after a ticking package from New York triggered alarm. A battery operated toy inside the parcel started itself but caused no injuries or damage.
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GOP Senators Push Social Security Based Medicare Plan
Six Republican senators co sponsor a two pronged Medicare proposal tying private insurance to Social Security funds. The plan would fund 45 days hospital care and up to 180 days nursing home care for those 65 and older via a half percent Social Security tax rise. Sponsors include Javits Case Cooper Keating Kuchel and Smith. Civil rights opposition witness Willis and many Southern congressmen seek to testify before the House Rules Committee.
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UPI
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R-N.y
Senate
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Kenneth B. Keating
N. Y
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Calif
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Maine
Edwin E. Willis
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D-Va
Sorensen to Write Book on Kennedy Departure
Theo dore C. Sorensen, Kennedy's top adviser and confidant, leaves the White House to write a book his late chief never completed. He informed President Johnson he will quit as special counsel on February 29, the first Kennedy inner-circle member to depart. Sorensen said he never expected to write a Kennedy book and that Kennedy hoped to do so.
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UPI
Theodore C. Sorensen
Kennedy
White House
Sorensen
Johnson
Never-Never Hand challenges in bridge strategy
A detailed bridge problem shows a supposed Never-Never Hand where West ruffs a third diamond with the deuce of spades but the declarer refutes the overruff plan. The analysis explains why East holds about 13 points outside spades and why the key defense fails. South can still reach dummy to execute the standard trump finesse and win the contract.
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Dallas Snowstorm Paralyzes Texas Airports and Roads
A major snow storm blankets Texas with up to five inches in Dallas and four in Fort Worth, closing roads and stranding flights. The Weather Bureau expands warnings across the South and Midwest as manufacturers report crop damage in Florida and airlines cancel numerous departures.
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