Governors Back Goldwater as GOP Razor Edge Narrows
At the Governors Conference Barry Goldwater tightens his path to the Republican presidential nomination. Rival efforts from Nixon to spark a draft fade, as George Romney withdraws and urged others to reconsider. William Scranton exits after Eisenhower influence.
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Cleveland
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Johnson
Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Scranton
Dwight Eisenhower
Governors’ Conference
Rhodes In Veep Lineup
Sen. Barry Goldwater weighs four Eastern GOP leaders as potential running mates. Named to associates lists are Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania Senator Thruston Morton of Kentucky Representative William Miller of New York and Gov. James Rhodes of Ohio.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
William E. Miller
New York
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Dancing at the White House Lights Up Frug Night
President Johnson leads clapping as his 16 year old daughter Luci performs the Frug with partner Ricky Keeton 17 of Houston at a White House party for Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag and wife. Luci attended her first formal state dinner amid 160 guests. sister Lynda 20 sees Marine Lieut David Lefeve.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Luci
Ricky Keeton
Houston
Tex
Peter Duchin
Eddie Duchin
Jens Otto Krag
Denmark
Krags
Lynda
Three Hurt As Building Collapses In Parkersburg
A three story building in downtown Parkersburg collapsed at Fifth and Market Streets near City Hall. Authorities dispatched police, firemen, six ambulances, and Belpre volunteers. after search no one was trapped and no fatalities were found. Workmen on scaffolding warned of cracking sounds before the collapse.
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Parkersburg
Coram
Fifth and Market Sts
City Hall
Belpre
Actress Mary Martin Becomes Grandmother in New York
Mary Martin is a grandmother after her son Timothy was born Tuesday in New York to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Weir. She is the former Heller Halliday, daughter of actress Mary Martin and her husband Richard Halliday, a New York theater producer.
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New York
Mary Martin
Timothy
Anthony Weir
Heller Halliday
Martin
Richard Halliday
Ex Judge's Wife Sued By County In Ohio Case
Athens County Prosecutor Homer B. Gall Jr filed a Common Pleas Court suit seeking 9541.16 from Eleanor White wife of former judge Francis D. White. The claim covers travel expenses at 25 per divorce investigation from 1958 to 1961 with no evidence of minor child cases. Judge Bolin appointed J B Vanity to assist in prosecution.
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Athens County
Homer B. Gall, Jr
Common Pleas Court
Eleanor White
Athens
Francis D. White
Gall
Flood Leaves Dozens Dead as Montana Flood Worsens
Flood waters forced at least 2000 residents from homes in Great Falls and upstream areas after Montana suffered the worst flood in memory. At least 30 are dead and damage is pegged near 10 million dollars. Governor Babcock and President Johnson acted to coordinate relief and disaster area declarations.
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Great Falls
Mont
Tim Babcock
Montana
Johnson
Johnson Seeks Global Poverty and Disease Attack
President Johnson outlined a 1965 program to fight poverty disease and resource loss. He urged international cooperation and noted International Cooperation Year to mark the UNs 20th birthday. He praised Kennedy and Pope John XXIII as influential leaders.
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Worcester
Mass
Johnson
United Nations
Holy Cross College
John F. Kennedy
John XXIII
Feet And Fists Flare In Dixie Racial Riots
In St Augustine Florida white mobs attacked white and Negro marchers as police intervened. Rev Andrew Young led protests after federal judges eased night demonstration bans and bail. In Tuscaloosa Alabama police monitored Negro areas after a 45 minute siege left 33 Negroes and one officer hospitalized.
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Dixie
Old City
Jacksonville
Andrew Young
Young
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian
Pilot on raft dies after Atlantic rescue off Prestwick
Captain James H. Davis 32 of Washington D C died after 13 hours on a tiny life raft following a crash 420 miles off the Irish coast. He succumbed soon after being pulled from the sea by the weather ship Juliet. Air Force doctor Captain Roy L. Dehart treated him noting death due to exposure as eight foot waves and 36 degree air buffeted him overnight.
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Prestwick
Scotland
Atlantic
Juliet
James
H. Davis
Washington, D.C
Roy L. Dehart
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Air Force
Davis
United States envoy to warn Greece and Turkey over Cyprus crisis
Geneva reports U S Under secretary of State George W Ball began an emergency mission to Greece and Turkey to prevent a Greek Turkish war over Cyprus. He said war between NATO allies would have grave consequences for the free world and stressed U S readiness to take sharp measures if needed.
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Geneva
U.S
George W. Ball
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Ball
United States
Free World
Supreme Court Rejects Rehearing On Bond Funds
Ohio Supreme Court will not rehear a challenge to the $250 million bond issue for education, conservation and public facilities. Paul J. Lynch, a Columbus guidance counselor and former Democrat state legislator, filed the suit but was deemed unqualified as a bondholder. The 1955 cigarette tax penny finance a prior $150 million capital bond.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Paul J. Lynch
Lynch
Pleasure Pills Popularity Ills Of Modern Life
Methodist leader Dr. Harry Baker told 2000 delegates at the Ohio Conference annual meeting that American culture has capitulated to pleasure pills and popularity. He warned the church risks becoming detached while asking which supermarket to observe Sabbath. The conference reports membership in southern and central Ohio reached 342,095.
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Lakeside
Harry Baker
Methodist Ohio Conference
Zanesville
Baker
Ohio
Moon maid Valentina Tereshkova gives birth in Moscow
Tass announced Valentina Nikolayevna Tereshkova, the world’s only spacewoman, has a daughter born last Sunday in Moscow. The baby’s father is Soviet spaceman Andrian Nikolayev, who orbited Earth in August 1962 alongside Pavel Popovich. Tereshkova earlier orbited Earth in June 1963 with Valery Bykovsky.
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Moscow
Valentina Nikolayevna- Tereshkova
Tass
Andrian Nikolayev
Earth
Pavel Popovich
Valentina
Valery Bykovsky
Senate Cloture Passes End Florida Filibuster Civil Rights Bill
The Senate voted 71 to 29 to invoke cloture ending the 75 day Southern filibuster on the civil rights bill. Debate time is now limited to one hour per senator, paving possible passage before next week. House previously approved 290 to 130 on Feb 10.
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Washington
Senate
House
Capitol
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Byrd
Dixie Forces
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Robert F. Kennedy
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Governors Favor Bill On Rights
At the National Governors Conference 33 governors favor the civil rights bill while 10 oppose it. Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield and Kentucky Governor Edward Breathitt circulated a statement urging prompt enactment. Alabama Governor George Wallace led a petition opposing the bill, arguing it would destroy the right to trial by jury.
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Cleveland
Governors’ Conference
Congress
Oregon
Mark O. Hatfield
Kentucky
Edward T. Breathitt
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Congress of the
United States
Paper Strike Talks Resume In Columbus
Union and management representatives plan to resume negotiations to resolve a strike that has shut down the city’s two daily newspapers. The dispute includes replacing the pension plan in place since 1951. Federal mediator George Bell will join the talks.
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Columbus
George Bell
Mrs Vashti Wood OU Graduate Dies
Mrs Vashti Flesher Wood a native of Middleport Ohio and a graduate of Ohio University died Tuesday after a long illness She was the wife of Wheeling publisher Austin Wood
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Vashti Flesher Wood
Middleport
Ohio
Ohio University
Wheeling
Austin Wood
12 year old enrolls in college on summer plan
Billy Green, a 12 year old in Cocoa Florida scoring 200 on a USF intelligence test, is set to enroll this summer at Brevard Junior College. The board approved one course to assess what program fits, likely in mathematics or science, as advisors seek appropriate support.
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Cocoa
Fla
Billy Green
Billy
University of South Florida
Board of Brevard
Ior College
Ohio Driver License Examinations Schedule Change
The Ohio Department of Highway Safety announces a new weekly driver license examination schedule effective June 15. Testing will occur Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., replacing the previous Tuesday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Columbus
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
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