Goldwater Announcement Pleases Virginia GOP Leaders
In Richmond a chorus of Virginia Republican leaders welcomed Barry Goldwater's plan to seek the GOP presidential nomination. State Chairman Horace Henderson praised the opportunity for Virginians to consider his qualifications, with others like Nile Straughan and Carter's group voicing support and plans to nominate him even if not the official nominee.
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Moonshine Operation Smashed in Norfolk Waterfront Raid
Norfolk AP raid on a waterfront moonshine setup uncovered 3100 gallons of fermenting mash and 450 gallons cooker, with 231 gallons of finished liquor. Operators Haynes Powell Paul McCoy Jr. and Ray Hutcheson fled. bonded out at 1000 dollars each after grand jury bound them over.
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Editors Forecast Grim News Ahead for 1964 Says AP Official
Richmond AP members heard Harry T. Montgomery warn of more trouble in Asia Africa and Latin America with Viet Nam and Venezuela potentially worsening in 1964. Awards were given to photographers Amir Pishdad and George Smith. D Tennant Bryan named state chairman and others as officers. The group urged openness in local government meetings and supported recruiting journalism graduates with the Virginia Press Association.
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Construction spending hits record in 1963 Census estimate
The Census Bureau reports Americans spent a record 50.0 billion on construction in 1963, up 6 percent from the prior peak. December retail sales rose to 5.3 billion, an 11 percent gain from December 1962, despite softer seasonal demand.
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Widow of Dallas Policeman Seeks Normal Life
Mrs. J. D. Tippit has received about 498000 in 43 days after her husband was killed while pursuing the Kennedy assassination suspect. She wants privacy and to live as before with her children Charles 13 Brenda Kay 10 and Curtis Glen 5 in the same home. Police Lt. Verne Hipskind notes she reads totals in papers and plans to stay in Dallas. Funds include gifts not taxable. an investment trust could yield 18000 to 20000 yearly.
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Aircraft Heir Freed From Jail
Chance M. Vought, 34, an aircraft heir, has been ordered released from jail after 16 months for non support due to health concerns. State Supreme Court Justice Francis J. McCaffrey cited reluctant consent amid history of noncompliance with court orders. He owed about $6,000 in support to his wife Genene and their two children. payments had been set at $250 weekly since 1957. Argentina's Plata River is described as a shallow freshwater bay where the river system flows.
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