U S Draws Line as China Faces War Capability Tailspin
The United States signals a hard line against Red China amid reports of a failing air force and outdated military hardware. U S officials warn of limited Chinese reserves for a major war while eyeing air power and naval options to deter expansion in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Moscow
China
U.S
Red China
Robert S. McNamara
Red
Korea
South China
Laos
Viet Nam
Yunnan
Burma
U.S. 7Th Fleet
South Korea
Thailand
Okinawa
Philippines
Pacific
7Th Fleet
Formosa
South Viet Nam
Japan
People’s Liberation Army
Goldwater and Scranton Each Suffer Loss of Votes
AP survey shows Goldwater down eight first ballot votes to 686 and Scranton down seven to 131. Goldwater had lost 15 Ohio votes after caucus shift to Rhodes, with Florida and Tennessee gains offsetting some. Scranton shed 10 Ohio votes but gained two New Jersey and one West Virginia, yielding a net seven decline.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Associated Press
Goldwater
GOP
San Francisco
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Arizona
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Florida
Tennessee
New Jersey
West Virginia
Female Clown Rears Six Kids While On The Run
NORFOLK RP Connie Wilson and her husband Dime lead a circus life with six children raised on tour. The family performs a mixed clown act with trapeze and globe routines while their older daughters marry fellow circus performers. Dime, born Gilbert Wilson, adopted his stage name early in life.
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Norfolk
Connie Wilson
Connie
Dime
Wilson
St. Helens
Ore
Waco
Texas
Linda
Donna
Dime, Jr
Hamid-Morton Circus
Gilbert Wilson
Dime Wilson
Florida Sugar Boom Boosts State Acreage
Florida experiences a sugar production upswing as 150000 acres are now planted in sugar cane, up from 60000 in two years, per State Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner speaking to Miami businessmen.
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Miami
Fla
U.S
Cuba
Florida
Doyle Conner
Wallace Seeks Presidential Bid At Mississippi Rally
Alabama Governor George Wallace declares he is a candidate for president during a 42 minute speech to about 9 000 supporters at the Mississippi Coliseum in Jackson. He touts pledged electors and attacks centralized government and civil rights measures as he frames a Southern bargaining position in national politics.
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Jackson
Miss
United States
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Mississippi
South
U.S. Supreme Court
Madison College Tuition Cut For 1964 65 Year
The State Board of Education approved a $15 reduction in Madison college tuition for the 1964 65 school year from 360 to 345 dollars. President G. Tyler Miller announced the recalculation of faculty pay increase prompted the change during yesterday's meeting in Richmond.
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Richmond
Madison College
State Board of Education
Madison
G. Tyler Miller
Miller
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PDAS
Caldwell
Falstaff
America
Falstape Brewing Corporation
SY. Louis, Mo
Ichester Beverages, Inc
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Falcon Squire
Nigalen
Falcon
Valley
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