Republican chiefs shift support as Goldwater fades in new AP poll
A second AP survey of 1,361 GOP county leaders shows Barry Goldwater dropping from a record October share as Nixon gains ground. Henry Cabot Lodge III climbs to third with Nelson Rockefeller remaining a factor. experts warn Johnson’s presidency and civil rights realign the race.
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Nixon
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Kennedy
Arizona
South Viet Nam
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
National Committee
Lodge
Enone
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Goldwater Signals 1964 Presidential Run Push
Sen. Barry Goldwater, recovering in Phoenix, launches a fresh challenge to President Johnson, branding the foreign aid bill as political pressure and accusing Johnson of using Congress as an errand boy. He targets the Christmas timing and outlines plans to assess party stance after Johnson’s State of the Union.
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Goldwater
Congress
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Japan to Deport Red Defector to China
Japan will deport Chou Hung-ching, a Chinese defector and interpreter for a Red Chinese mission, to Peking after pressure from Communist sympathizers and amid objections from Nationalist China. He had sought asylum in Tokyo on October 7, with Russians turning him over to Japanese authorities.
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Tokyo
Japan
Chou Hung-ching
Red China
China
Chou
Formosa
Justice Ministry
Peking
US reassures Nanking on policy toward Red China
Nationalist China says the US State Department has assured it there is no plan to change Washington’s policy toward Red China. The guarantee was given to Ambassador Tsiang in Washington after a speech by Roger Hilsman in San Francisco outlining an open door policy with firmness toward Peking.
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Formosa
China
US State Department
United States
Foreign Office
State Department
Tsingfu
Tsiang
Washington
U.S
Peking
British doctors warned on ethionamide for pregnancy risk
AP reports British doctors cautioned against giving ethionamide to pregnant women as animal studies linked high doses to deformities. The drug maker Baker Ltd says Trescatyl and Trescazide are not sold in the United States and stresses the warnings.
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London
Ta and Baker Ltd
United States
China orders Mexican cotton for 1964 delivery
China has placed a 28 million dollar order for 200000 bales of Mexican cotton for delivery in 1964. The announcement was made by Chang Kuan ta head of a Chinese Economic and Commercial Exposition after his visit to President Adolfo Lopez Mateos.
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Mexico City
China
Chang Kuan-tau
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Stassen Ponders 1964 Republican Presidential Bid
Former Minnesota governor and Philadelphia lawyer Harold Stassen says he will announce next month whether he seeks the 1964 Republican nomination. He notes Eisenhower urged a broad field and indicates he is not Eisenhower’s first choice.
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Harold B. Stassen
Minnesota
Stassen
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
William W Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Making of the President 1960 TV Documentary Expensive
ABC plans a 90 minute special costed around 400000 to adapt Theodore White the campaign book for television. David Wolper produced with White writing the script. The film uses 500 sources and access to press secretaries and private footage. It aired after Kennedy assassination and analyzes Kennedy Nixon Lyndon Johnson.
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New York
ABC
David L. Wolper
Theodore H. White
Wolper
White
Kennedy
Mice Solve New Problems Better When Challenged Says Research
Cleveland science report details Daniel Brant and Jo Lee Kavanau from University of California Los Angeles describing wild deer mice in a maze experiment. Mice ignored food and mates, ran and climbed to explore a 25 story maze, suggesting tough problems may motivate solving new tasks more than rewards.
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Cleveland
Daniel Brant
Jo Lee Kavanau
Ptth
American Association For the Advanromacant
California
Los Angeles
Letter from Seoul intended for Taipei found in Newark
A South Korea to Formosa letter turned up in Newark during the Christmas mail rush. Postal clerk James Chin, who reads Chinese, states the missive was sent from Seoul to Taipei, and the path to Newark remains unexplained.
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Newark
N. J
South Korea
Formosa
James Chin
Seoul
Taipei
Planet Mars Smog Clouds Challenge Life on Red Planet
Washington AP reports scientists cite new evidence of yellow smog clouds on Mars suggesting the planet may be uninhabitable. Some astronomers link these clouds to a hostile atmosphere that could jeopardize Earth’s pursuit of a life supporting world in the solar system.
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Washington
Mars
Earth
Influenza Vaccination Emphasized For Winter Health
Dr. J L Palmer of the Thomas County Health Dept urges flu vaccination as a key protection against respiratory diseases this winter. He notes influenza peaks every two to three years and is most dangerous for older adults, chronically ill, and pregnant women. Vaccination targets those over 45, especially 65 and up, to reduce illness and potential life saving risk.
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J. L. Palmer
Thomas County
Palmer
Permanent record of Kennedy murder book offered at cost
A large illustrated commemorative book on the Kennedy assassination is being produced by Associated Press editors and writers. It will feature fresh unpublished material, color and black and white images, 100 pages, and a 10 by 13 inch hardcover format. The newspaper offers it at cost and not through bookstores.
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Associated Press
Book Order Form Notice for Preproduction Copies
A reader is asked to fill a coupon and send $2 per copy plus 6c sales tag. Add 25c handling and mailing per book. Checks or money orders should be made out to this news newer. Books, now in preproduction, will be mailed in January.
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