Goldwater Gains 32 Delegates In Nomination Bid
Washington AP Barry Goldwater added 32 uncommitted delegates from California boosting his path to the Republican nomination. AP surveys show Goldwater approaching the 655 vote threshold as state conventions in Colorado Washington Hawaii and Alaska loom and loyalties remain unsettled.
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Barry Goldwater
California
Associated Press
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Vientiane
Laos
Path
Colorado
Hawaii
Goldwater
Paris
Ott
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Johnson
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Bliss
London
Michigan
George Romney
Britain
Soviet UN
Subway Attacks Persist Across New York City
In a string of subway assaults, Henry Feist, a 43 year old man, allegedly attacked a rider with a knife after boarding a car near Young Coney Island. Witnesses report Feist warned against Jews and declared intent to kill them, prompting the motorman to sound an emergency signal as the train stopped.
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New York
UPI
Henry Feist
Young Coney Island
Feist
Valence
Sures Inyman
AML
Newman
Sounds Signa
Republicans Name 24 Members for Platform Committee
Washington upd Republicans announce the first 24 members of their platform committee as California politics reshapes the path to the San Francisco convention. Nelson Rockefeller vows to push for liberal moderation while Barry Goldwater aims at nominating reform with a traditional GOP principles statement spearheaded by Rep. Melvin Laird.
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Washington
UPD
California
New York
Nelson
A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Barry Goldwaer
San Francisco
Goldwater
Arizona
Melvin Laird
R-Wis
GOP committee names and convention platform tensions
State GOP groups will appoint two members each plus territories, with Laird among four Congress members named. The platform committee faces tough tests over crafting promises and moderates seek a Goldwater compatible approach as Vietnam issues loom.
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GOP
Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico
Laird
Congress
Hep Jn. Rhodes
Air Goldwater Su
Sitio
Ginter Bass
Sigan Ace
Francisco
Platform Committee
Michigan Youth Held In Slaying Of Smock And 4 Other Persons
Michigan youth linked to a slaying case involving Smock and four other people. fair plans for the Anderson Free Fair, June 29 to July 4 at Athletic Park, with reorganized board members including Dr Noel Elberson, William Hutton, William Chambers, Frank Nealis, and Howard Geins. Mayors and officials announce harness racing cards and midway features as part of a broad park program. Policy to stand noted amid international remarks from Paris regarding Southeast Asia.
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Nealig
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Chambers
Nealis
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Board
Paris
George W. Ball
United States
Southeast Asia
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mazoo
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Plymouth
Mid
Church of God
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Elkhart
Smock
John Albright
Central Ave
God
Schedul
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UPS
Tans
War Board
Arthur ‘Booth
Ranes
Stes Oening Warhiess ie'Ker
Ness
Kall
Gary Albert
Rerious Groupe
Ives
Vietnam War Update With Casualty And Political Shifts
Army adviser Thomas Lemon withdraws candidacy for governor amid combat losses in Vietnam. First Lt Ralph G Redmond of Topeka Kansas is named the latest American killed in action after a mine blast. Interior Minister Lam Van Phat signals steps toward civilian rule and open elections in South Vietnam within four months, with 224 delegates polled and 42 to 45 percent support. Vietnamese forces report killing 15 guerrillas and capturing weapons in the central highlands, while special forces seize a rebel dump and a bomb.
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Ralph G. Redmond
Topeka
Kan
South Viet Nam
Redmond
Lam van Phat
South Viet
Con Nam
Ngo Dinh
Ristine
Bruce
Defense Ministry
Richard Ellis
Charles Hendricks
Kokomo
Robert Gates
Columbia City
Edgar Whitcomb
Seymour Il
U.S
Branigin Backed At Democratic State Convention
The Democratic governor race path tightened Friday as Branigin won endorsement from key delegates while facing lingering opposition from State Sen. Marshall F. Kizer. A tense scene followed Lemon’s surprise move, sparking accusations of a deal behind the scenes and a blast from Branigan’s ally.
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Roger D. Branigin
Bloomington
Mavyer
Branigin
Lafay
Aly
Marshall F. Kizer
Srefei
Lemon
Sal
Fragmented Democratic gubernatorial race notes emerge
In Indianapolis discussions, Branigin is said unable to win in November due to a tax pledge split. Other figures such as Kiz and Wie Sdlam Gr weigh in on delegate counts and potential candidacy. Reports mention Lemon stepping down and continued fielding for the Democratic nomination with 700 to 400 delegates claimed.
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Branigin
Kiz
Eeer
Ie Wie Sdlam Gr
Ndianapolis
Jonn
Gonas
South Bend
Kizer
Lemon
Weather outlook with warmer patchy showers likely
Cloudy and warmer through Sunday with possible shower activity this morning. High near 80, low tonight in the 50s. Yesterday’s high 61, low 13. Sunrise 8 09am, sunset 5 17pm.
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Amorrow
Rights Bill Showdown Near Senate Action
Washington reports Senate leaders plan to move Saturday to end the southern filibuster against the civil rights bill. Senator Mansfield urged colleagues to sign for cloture to allow a vote after the Senate convenes, with sixteen signatures needed for the petition. The move aims to cut off the 70 day filibuster as leaders seek two thirds support to invoke cloture.
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UFI
Senate
Ffke Mansfield
Mansfield
Huumphrey
Yoke Eloure
GM May Sales Post New Record
Detroit based General Motors reported record May sales with 476,924 passenger cars and 23,6 thousand commercial vehicles sold, topping the 1963 monthly high. The total reached 141,01 for the month, surpassing the prior high of 1971.
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Detroit
General Motors
Totaal
American Indian from Tamqua testifies on corn tan ser tions
Wanmunchun Lightfoot Talking Eagle, an American Indian from Tamqua Pennsylvania, traveled to Washington to appear before a congressional committee to promote corn tangential protections. He said they drove 170 miles to testify in favor of corn but were not called.
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Saigon
U.S
Wanmunchun
Light Foot
Talking Eagle
Tam‘aqua
Washington
D Day memories at 20th anniversary service
Veterans from the invasion, allied troops, and families gathered at beaches and cemeteries to mark the 20th anniversary of D Day. Generals Eisenhower and Montgomery were referenced as part of a cross alliance commemoration with hymns and prayers. The ceremony featured veterans and schoolchildren recalling the Normandy campaign and honoring the fallen.
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Bradley
U.S
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Great Britain
Street Barricade Removal Creates Water Safety Hazard
City crews were performing street work when barricades were removed at the corner of Ith and Chase and on 4th Street. City Street Commissioner Pete Smith warns that unmarked repairs pose risks of vehicle collisions and potential injuries.
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Pete Smith
Ith and
Chase
4Th St
Services Set For AC Theology Grads
Anderson College holds baccalaureate services at Park Place Church opposite the campus. Rev Charles Weber will preach on I Was Made a Minister. Graduate division dean Gene W Newberry leads the event with organ prelude at 7 p.m. Attending graduates include James Eda Burgin Miami Fla Don Dawson Palmdale Calif Leonard Arnold Walker Fenton Mich. Worship leader for the hour.
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Newberry
Anderson College
Park Place Church
Davicer
Charles Weber
Gene W. Newberry
Church of God
Lassince
James Eda Burgin
Miami
Fla
Don “Ill Dawson
Palmdale
Califrange
Shrewsbury
Jacksonville
Leonard Arnold Walker
Fenton
Mich
Summer School Opens for 900 Anderson Pupils
Anderson Public Schools begin the first remedial reading summer program at five centers with 900 pupils pre enrolled. Longfellow reports 167 from various streets, Meadowbrook has 140, Big Anderson Center 141, Shade land center 254, and other districts contribute the rest.
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Longfellow School
Central Avenue
29Th Street
Park Place
Washington
Longfellow
Tenth Street
Meadowbrook School
25Th Street
Franklin, Roosevelt
Meaderbrack
Big Anderson School
Stuents
Lindberg
Foresthatha
Pens Anderson
Fourth Center
Shade
Land
Hazelwood
Westvale
Anat
New Arrivals at St John's Hospital and Nearby Areas
The notice reports multiple births at St John's Hospital and nearby locales. An infant girl born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Pers ee at the hospital is listed among other newborns including a boy to Mr and Mrs Paul Jackson and a girl to Mr and Mrs Gary Leever. Additional details reference Rufus Wasson and Dr Dree with families at Burton Place and W 8th Street.
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Thomas Persee
Paul Jackson
Orktown
Gary Leever
Burton PL
Sora
Community’ Hospital
Rufus Wasson
Dree
Mr Falls
St. A
Charles McCoy
San
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