Primaries Help Hurt Candidates In 1964 Nomination
The New Hampshire primary starts a 12 week sequence that could shape the Republican race. Primaries test support, bind delegates, and influence the path to the party's national convention. Voters may cast preference polls, with results sometimes binding delegates or yielding write in votes.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Pas Sibte
Norman LePage
Nashua
N.H
Kremlin Seeks Long Term Trade Pact With U S
In Moscow, first deputy premier Alexei Kosygin told a U S government delegation that the Kremlin desires a long term trade agreement with the United States. The U S side signed an agreement allowing larger African ships to unload wheat in Odessa as talks continued. The Americans noted Moscow is eager to expand trade and sell manufacturing licenses to the United States.
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Moscow
Premer
Alexei Kossgin
Kremlin
United States
Clarence D. Martin
Black Sea
Odessa
Martin
Kosygin
Soviet Union
Western Europe
Richard Funkhauser
Funkhauser
Piedmont City predicted as North Carolina grows into one vast metro
AP reports Dr Edward Higbee of the University of Rhode Island forecasts North Carolina’s Piedmont region expanding into a single metropolitan city within 20 years. He says the growth will extend from Charlotte to Rocky Mount, requiring a high speed rail system to ease transportation.
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Naleigh
Expert On Land Development
North Carolina
Edward Highie
University of Rhode Island
Terry Sanford
Charlotte
Rocky Mount
Highe
Professor Tate
Mary Treynolds
Enck Foundation
Piedmont
Higbee
Piedmont City
Winston-Salem
Raleigh
Wilson
Goldsboro
Lottery Decision At Polls In New Hampshire
In New Hampshire voters face a referendum on state sanctioned sweepstakes tickets. Gov. King supports the venture as a $1 lottery sold only at licensed sites if approved. The plan forecasts $4 million in prize money and a Sept. 12 launch at Rockingham Park with prizes up to $100,000 for top odds, $50,000 for second, and $25,000 for third.
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Gortion A. Glover
Concord
N.H
New Wempshire
New Hampshire
John W. King
Liguor
Bockingham Park
Officers Quote Ruby In Trial
Prosecution team moves toward completing direct testimony about Jack Ruby's statements after shooting Lee Harvey Oswald. Witnesses describe Ruby's motive discussions and remarks to police, asserted as they recount the moments at Dallas police headquarters and nearby jail.
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Dallas
Lex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Ruby
Henry M. Wade
John F. Kennedy
Wade
T. D. McMillon
Lee Matvey Oswald
McMillon
McMillen
Tuby
Huby
City Hatch
MacArthur Undergoes Operation
Army doctors began exploratory surgery on General of the Army Douglas MacArthur at Walter Reed Hospital to locate the cause of an obstructive jaundice. Surgeons noted cancer could not be ruled out, hoping the ailment stemmed from a gallstone lodged in the common bile duct. Arthur MacArthur arrived in Washington, and the operation included Lt Gen Leonard D. Heaton and Col John A. Jenicek among the team.
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Frank Carey Washington
Army
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Hospital
MacActhin
Arthur
Washington
Leonard D. Heaton
The
Anim
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cal. Thomas J. Whelan
Robert Benson
Gary Wraten
Anes
John A. Jenicek
Heaton Tod
Associated Press
MacArthur
Pay Hike Likely In Congress
Washington reports leaders from both parties pushing a $10,000 pay raise for members of Congress as part of a $145 million boost for 7 million federal workers. The measure cleared the Rules Committee and faced pressure for floor action Wednesday with the GOP Policy Committee choosing silence on Thursday.
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Washington
Congress
House
Rules Committee
Flower Action Wedenday
Republican Policy Committee
Two Republicans vie, force spring gubernatorial primary
In Gastonia Thursday night, Charles Strong and Ton Badgley stated they are in the race to stay, setting up a Republican primary in the spring. Details of their views appear on page 1B.
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Charles Strong
Ton Badgley
Gastonla
Dog Walker Buck Stakes Life With 40 Dogs A Day
Buck, a 32 year old married father of two, works as a professional dog walker trainer and sitter in Manhattan. He handles 30 to 40 dogs daily totaling about 25 miles, sometimes managing up to 504 pounds of canines including a 1 pound Great Dane. He began professional dog work in 1960 and says he never regrets the career, describing his method for preempting barks and his disciplined routine.
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Jin
Buck
Manhattan
Airman’s body found after plane door tore loose
A two day search ended near Gatlinburg Tennessee with the body of airman Gary D Back 21 of McLean Texas recovered after a cargo plane’s door ripped off in flight He was not wearing a parachute A ground search found the door Buck’s jacket and other items Seven other crew members were injured during the emergency at McGhee Tyson Air Force Base near Knoxville
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Gatlinburg
Hot Springs
N.C
Buck
McGhee Tyson Afb
Knoxvilie
U Thant seeks Cyprus force recruits amid rising violence
U Thant faces difficulty assembling a U N peace force for Cyprus as six countries consider sending troops but offer no firm pledge. Clashes rage on the island with a Greek Cypriot shepherd killed near Kyrenia and a sunset truce arranged by British patrols.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
U.N
Cyprus
Brazil
Ireland
Sweden
Canada
Finland
Austria
Mediterranean
Security Council
Kyrenia
Kavi
St. Hilarion
Explosion Sinks Tanker Off Whidbey Island
An explosion sank the tanker Bunker Hill off Whidbey Island in Puget Sound. Navy and Coast Guard boats and helicopters rescued 28 survivors about 109 minutes after the tanker was struck by blasts. The vessel reportedly carried eight crew members.
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Anacortes
Wash
Bunker Hill
Whidby Island
Puget Sod
Navy
Coast Guard
Greece's King Paul dies. Crown Prince Constantine ascends
Athens AP reports King Paul of Greece died after a four hour stomach operation and blood clots. Crown Prince Constantine succeeds as king, Queen Frederika becomes queen mother. Constantine, engaged to Princess Anne Marie of Denmark, will marry next January. King Paul, 62, had ruled for years with a regency begun Feb 20. The line of succession leaves Princesses Henly and Sephile as royal sisters.
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Paul
Greece
Constantine
Wis
Frederika
Taloi Palace
Dithens
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Anne-Marie
Denmark
Henly
Sephile
Liz Burton Free To Wed Richard Burton Split Ends
PUERTO VALLARTA Mex AP An uncontested divorce cleared the way for Elizabeth Taylor to marry Richard Burton. Judge Arcadio Estrada granted Taylor freedom from Eddie Fisher after Fisher did not contest the divorce suit filed January 14 in Mexico. The decree allowed both Taylor and Fisher to remarry. Taylor was abroad in Toronto with Burton who is acting in Hamel. The ruling cited no Mexico community property, so no financial ruling was made. Taylor retains custody of her daughter Liza Todd. Fisher had adopted another child. Fisher’s alleged earnings dispute stemmed from MCL Films, their Cleopatra venture. Taylor has had four marriages prior to Burton, including Wilding Todd Hilton and losses in later unions.
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Puerto Vallarta
Mexico
Elivasbeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Arcadio Estrada
Eddie Fisher Thoraday
Fisher
Miss Taylor
Toronto
Hamel
Puerto Rico
Cleopatea
Burton
Sybil
Puerta Vallarta
Serrata
Estrada
Las Vegas
New
Cleopatra
Hushand
Conerad Hilton
Nicky
Wilding
Mike Todd
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