Rockefeller Plays Optimistic Underdog In GOP Nomination Race
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller positions himself as the optimistic underdog in the 1964 GOP nomination fight. He faces heavy lag behind Barry Goldwater in New Hampshire and nationally, amid strategic campaigning with his wife present but keeping public appearances limited.
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N.Y
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hamp
Holy Cross
New York
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
White House
New Hampshire
Kennedy
Goldwater
U.S
United Nations
Chrysler Directors OK New Stock Split Proposal
Chrysler Corp. directors in New York recommended a 2-for-1 stock split, raise authorized common stock to 80 million, cut par value from 12.50 to 6.25, and pay 25 cent dividends for Q4 1963 and Q1 1964. Net earnings for Q3 1963 were 22.8 million, 1.22 per share, with 661 million in sales. The proposed split would take effect December 20 if shareholders approve December 17.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
New York
Chrysler
Rift Reported In Negro Thinking On Rights Issues
Associated Press correspondent Relman Morin says a widening rift exists in Negro thinking about how to improve their lot. He cites conversations with representative Negroes across the country who favor self-help and education over demonstrations.
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Lexington, Va
Associated Press
Relman Morin
Virginia AP
Corres
Morin
New Hampshire Primary Seen as Turning Point for Rockefeller
The New Hampshire presidential preference primary on March 10 will be the first in the nation. A Rockefeller defeat could end his political ambitions while a victory might mark a significant turning point in an effort that has not begun with strong early momentum.
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U.S
Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Protestant Leaders See New Era of Christian Partnership
Protestant leaders hail Vatican II reforms as a potential turning point for Christian unity. Bishop Carson and others foresee increased cooperation between Roman Catholics and Protestants, with emphasis on religious liberty and interdenominational dialogue, as observers at The Sign report.
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George W. Cornell
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Fred Pierce Carson
Philadelphia
World Methodist Council
James Hastings Nichol
Princeton Seminary
Council
Church of
Lukas Vischer
Geneva
Switzerland
World Council of Churches
World Council
Warren ASC Committee Reelected
FRONT ROYAL The Warren ASC county committee was reelected yesterday at a convention of community chairmen. J. B. Bolling Rt. 1 Front Royal is chairman. Other members include Vice-chairman Grayson.
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Warren Ascs
J. B. Bolling
Rt. 1
Grayson
Unity call mends church rift as old quarrel heals
The Rev George H fiildame of Harvard Divinity School for the International Congregational Council says the rent in the garment of ecclesiasticism caused by family quarrel remains unsewn long and the time of mending will be lengthy. End adv for pms fri oct. 25.
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SS Unity
George H. Fiildame
Harvard Divinity School
International Congregational Council
Pms
Front Royal Election Alternates Named in Voter List
Callers from Bentonville and Reginald Stickley of R and 2 Front Royal named first alternate via Powers of Rt. 2 Front Royal with F J A Baldwin of Rt. 1 Front Royal as second alternate.
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Bentonville
Reginald Stickley
R&2
Front Royal
Rt. 2
Front
F. J A. Baldwin
Rt. 1
Ancient Greenstones on Ver Mille Iron Range Found
Greenstones on the Ver million Iron Range in northern Minnesota are described as among the oldest rocks on Earth, with an age near two billion years.
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Vermillion Iron Range
Minnesota
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