Goldwater Eisenhower Nixon urge GOP unity at parley
In New York a three way summit with Barry Goldwater Dwight D. Eisenhower and Richard M. Nixon urged GOP unity. They said leadership must win broad support and avoid bloodletting with Goldwater leaving the meeting confident unity is possible if factions compromise. Nixon urged a national chairman with broad backing and warned a majority of one is insufficient. Eisenhower called for flexibility and consultation before deciding on Dean Burch.
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Barry Goldwater
GOP
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Waldorf Towers
Nixon
Republican Party
Dean Burch
Burch
Hotel Astor
Republican National Committee
National Committee
Sen. Goldwater
Rights Hearings Set In Mississippi
Federal lawyers prepare a preliminary hearing for 19 men in the three slain civil rights workers case in Mississippi. The hearing before U.S. Commissioner Esther Carter is set for Thursday. charges allege a Ku Klux Klan plot to interfere with federal rights.
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Meridian
Miss
Mississippi
U.S
Esther Carter
FBI
Neshoba County
Lawrence A. Rainey
Philadelphia
Cecil Price
Dist. Atty
W. H. Johnson
Johnson
Decatur
Biloxi
Shreveport
Price
County Boy Delivers Braille Christmas List to Santa
Ten year old Frankie Mazutis of Dividing Ridge Somerset County and 17 third graders from the Western Pennsylvania School for Blind Children visited Santa at a downtown department store. Frankie read his list in Braille and the group toured the toy department with teacher Norman Anderson, who is also blind.
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Pittsburgh
Frankie Mazutis
Dividing Ridge
Somerset County
Frankie
Santa
Western Pennsylvania School For
Oakland
Norman Anderson
Anderson
Security Council Rejects Soviet Demand Over Congo Rebels
The UN Security Council rejected a Soviet bid to ignore Congo Premier Tshombe s charges that African nations aided Congo rebels with Soviet support. Fedorenko defended the rebel cause as liberation while Stevenson accused Moscow of creating a smokescreen. Four nations opposed the move including the Soviet Union Morocco Czechoslovakia and Ivory Coast.
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N.Y
Security Council
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U. S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Moscow
Fedorenko
Soviet Union
U.N
Stanleyville
Morocco
Czechoslovakia
Ivory Coast
Sunny and warmer in Western Pennsylvania Thursday
Sunny and warmer for Western Pennsylvania on Thursday with highs from 35 to 42. Clouds increase Thursday night with lows 26 to 34 in the west and 20 to 28 in the east. Friday brings considerable cloudiness and a bit warmer conditions.
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Pennsylvania
Wilson says total identity of views on NATO nuclear defense
Prime Minister Harold Wilson and President Johnson report a total identity on pursuing a satisfactory nuclear defense within NATO. He supports a jointly owned internationally manned nuclear surface fleet and maintains Britain’s veto power as a nonnegotiable safeguard.
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Wilson
Washington
Harold Wilson
Great Britain
Johnson
United States
NATO
U.S
Britain
Beatles Pay Top Auto Insurance Rates in London
An insurance broker in London said the Beatles pay Britain's highest auto insurance rate. The premium, about 2128 dollars annually, reflects their high risk due to ages 18 to 26 and frequent travel.
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London
Britain
Kosygin Announces Small Soviet Defense Budget Cut
Premier Kosygin says the Soviet defense budget cut is a definite step toward reducing international tension and cites Western statements about U.S. cuts. He criticizes U.S. actions in Congo Cuba and South Vietnam while urging joint European moves on NATO and MLF. The White House says no formal agreement with the Soviet Union exists and notes U.S. plans to keep military spending under 50 billion dollars next year.
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House of Commons
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Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Kosygin
Supreme Soviet
U.S
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Cuba
South
Viet Nam
MLF
White House
Soviet Union
George E. Reedy
Reedy
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Robert S. McNamara
Nikita Khrushchev
Senate Rules Committee Drops Party Girl Issue in Baker Jenkins Probe
The committee voted to hold new hearings on Bobby Baker in January and to question Walter Jenkins, but dropped the party girl issue. Jenkins’s status and testimony timing remain uncertain, dependent on his health. Republicans pressed to question Jenkins about advertising time sales connected to Johnson associates.
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Jenkins
White House
Baker
Austin
Tex
Johnson
Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Silver Spring
John Sherman Cooper
House Democrat Unit Vows Big City Fight
A group of House Democrats in Harrisburg pledges an all out fight against Philadelphia domination of leadership for the 1965 legislature. Rep Charles J Mills says he seeks assistant floor leader while big city Democrats push Reps Joshua Eilberg and Herbert Fineman for floor leader and whip. The faction backs Hamilton for speaker with Pittsburgh and upstate allies opposing Philadelphia control.
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Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Charles J. Mills
D-Westmoreland
Big City
Joshua Eilberg
Herbert Fineman
Mills
Pittsburgh
House
Robert K. Hamilton
D-Beaver
Hamilton
Beaver County
David L. Lawrence
Francis R. Smith
Joseph Barr
Murray
Renwick
Eilberg
Fineman
Inaugural Balls Planned for 1965 with 20000 Guests
The inaugural committee outlined four balls for January 20 1965 with about 20000 expected guests. President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey expected to attend all four events at the National Guard Armory Mayflower Sheraton Park and Shoreham hotels. Tickets cost 25 dollars for individuals 750 for a box of eight. Attendance by invitation only and proceeds go to overall inaugural financing with a 1.5 million dollar goal.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
James Madison
Dolley
Thomas Jefferson
Madison
Jefferson
National Guard Armory
Mayflower
Sheraton Park
Shoreham
United Givers’ Fund
Miners Reelect Boyle International UMW President
Washington AP report Boyle wins reelection to a five year term as international president of the United Mine Workers. Opponent Steve Kochis Jr. of Clarksville Pennsylvania. Results based on unofficial returns with about 300000 members across 28 states eligible. Incumbents Lewis of Charleston West Virginia and Owens of Cambridge Ohio also reelected.
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Washington
W. A. Boyle
United Mine Workers
Boyle
Steve Kochis Jr
Clarksville
UMW
Thomas Kennedy
R. O. Lewis
Charleston
W.va
John Owens
Cambridge
Ohio
Somerset County Public Assistance Employables Rate Report
Somerset County relief recipients classified as employable total 432 as of October 1. Of these 185 are handicapped and 247 non handicapped. Full time employes number 45 and part time 86 with 268 listed for community work and training projects of which 82 are actually working. Age and sex breakdown shows 40 men 20 women under 25. 182 men 46 women aged 25 44. 136 men 36 women 25 and over.
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Somerset County
State Department of Public Welfare
Somerset
DPW
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