Wisconsin Primary Race Complicated by Wallace
Wisconsin voters prepare for the presidential primary with Democrats split over to President Johnson ally John Reynolds and Wallace challenging the party. Wallace gains momentum with large receptions as Republicans urge cross over to deny him a boost, while Gov. Knowles and Rep. Byrnes urge party discipline.
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Wallace
Milwaukee. Wis
Sonally
John W. Reynolds
Alabama
George C. Wallace
John W. Byrnes
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Civic Club
Madison Exchange Club
Reynolds
Byrnes
Warren Knowles
Red Camp Split Shapes US China Cold War Forecast
The piece argues Moscow and Peking face a widening rift affecting West relations. It notes Khrushchev’s restraint on China’s atomic ambitions, the risk of renewed East West tension in Berlin Cuba and beyond, and hints at Africa Asia and Latin America as contest fronts.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Berlin
Cuba
Moscow
West
United States
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Zanzibar
Montana Uses Glued Half Dollars Amid Silver Shortage
In Bozeman Montana merchants began giving blued halves as change after a silver dollar shortage. Meat market operator Larry Restvedt said customers prefer silver dollars and he planned to glue two half dollars together to form a substitute, noting he just acquired another 100 dollars worth of half dollars.
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Boqzeman
Mont
Montana
Larry Restvedt
Restvedt
Pavo Personal Notices From Special Correspondent
Albany area social column lists visits and weekends with relatives across Florida Georgia and Alabama. Residents including Parrish Miller Nash Dorminy Speaker and Wasden family members appear with kin and friends in Albany Panacea Sylvester Tallahassee Brooksville Savannah and Moultrie during Easter weekend and surrounding days.
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L. E. Parrishapeg
Albany
J. J. Miller
Carolyn Miller
Curtis Nash Ant
Jacksonville
Harold Cooper
J. M. Dunne
Ray Dunn
Jack Jackson
Panama City
Rebecca Dorminy
Tift College
Forsyth
Dorminy
Tooms James
Sylvester
James
C. R. James
Mattie Roberts
Billy Roberts
Mocksville
N. C
Walter Humphrey
Winston-Salem
N.C
Homer Roberts
Geneva
Ala
J. H. Herndon
Tallahassee
E. R. Cone
Panacea
Carol Speaker
University of Florida
Gainesville
Stanley Speaker
A. B. Martin
Hahira
Garth Brooks
Barwick
P. W. Rivers
Cordey Parrish
Andy
Carole Wasden
Mercer University
Macon
HA. Wasden
Mac Johnson
Kathy
Brooksville
Fla
Hilton Johnson
James H. Matthews
Terry Redfearn
Frank Redfearn
Robie Markwalter
R. B. Robinson Jr
Mike Barber
Savannah
Dwight Barber
J. ©. Hicks Jr
W. M. Hicks
Thomasville
Julian
Burkhalter Proposes 70-Year Age Bar for Reelects
Washington AP report notes 67 year old Rep. Everett Burkhalter voices to bar members from seeking re election after age 70 and to extend terms from two to four. He cites seniority bloc of aging committee chairs as impeding new ideas. Cannon and Celler rebut, noting constitutional hurdles and value of experience.
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House
Everett G. Burkhalter
D-Calif
Burkhalter
California
Congress
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Cannon
Burkhater
Rep
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House Judiciary Committee
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Intra Union Fight Idles 10000 Soft Coal Miners
An intra union dispute idled soft coal mines in six states including Ohio West Virginia and Pennsylvania with spread to Kentucky Illinois and Indiana. Thousands of miners stayed away from work as officials warned the pattern of strikes makes exact numbers hard to estimate.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Illinois
United Mine Workers Union
Georgia Gov Sanders cites airport progress and gaps in state
Gov. Carl E. Sanders at Perry-Houston Myrtle Field Airport dedication says Georgia trails rival states in airport development with 117 of 159 counties needing new or upgraded facilities. He cites matching funds for four new airports and plans for more, predicting growth for Perry area from the new airport.
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Perry, Ga
Carl E. Sanders
Georgia
Federal Aviation Agency
Perry-Houston Myrtle Field
Gover
Florida
Tennessee
Sanders
Montezuma
Blairsville
Elberton
Dawson
Thomson
Fitzgerald
Cairo
Franklin County
Cannon
Perry
U S Catholic prelates set English liturgy adoption plan
U S Catholic prelates adopted detailed recommendations for greater use of English in Masses and sacraments. About 200 bishops and four of five American cardinals met in secret to approve texts and English usage, with final approval sought from the Vatican council's liturgy commission.
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Washington
Rome
Catholic University
Hedison Seeks Breakout TV Role on Voyage to the Sea
AP Hollywood column notes David Hedison has been cast as the romantic lead with Richard Basehart in ABCs Voyage to The Bottom of The Sea. It recalls his earlier Five Fingers attempt and the series shifts that followed. Hedison expresses enthusiasm for strong scripts and varied story lines as the fall season shapes up.
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David Hedison
Richard Basehart
ABC
CBS
Five Fingers
NBC
Hodison
Bad Weather Assortment Hits Nation
Stormy conditions blanketed the nation from New England to the Rockies. Severe storms with tornadic winds touched Missouri and Illinois, injuring dozens and causing one missing person. Snow and cold persisted in the northern Midwest and across the West with five inches falling in Lander Wyoming.
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New England
Rockies
Missouri
Millnois
Midwest
St. Louis Arcs
Tlinois
Indiana
Ohio
Lander
Wyo
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
New Mexico
Arizona
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Astronauts In EVA Become Satellites Traveling Fast
Spaceflight lore notes that astronauts performing extra vehicular activities will travel at about 17 500 miles per hour in open space. Without air resistance they will not feel the speed, creating a paradox of motion.
Geer Calls Shift From Agriculture to Industry in Georgia
Lt Gov Peter Zack Geer urged moving emphasis from farming to industry in Georgia stating agriculture is an $857 million field while manufacturing is a $9 billion business yielding $1.5 billion for the state. He noted 1963-64 agricultural funding exceeded $5 million but industrial funding topped $1 million, calling for a bigger budget for the State Department of Industry and Trade to promote expansion.
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Covington, Ga
Peter Zack Geer
Georgia
Civic Club
State Department of Industry and Trade
Geer
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