Goldwater Tops Delegate Poll in 1960 Republican Nominating Race
Barry Goldwater led the Phoenix Gazette delegate poll with 48 percent from 707 replies of 1331 mailed ballots. Rockefeller followed with 34.5 percent, Romney 3.4 percent, Scranton 1.3, Nixon 1, Morton 9.7, Hatfield 0.6, plus single votes for Eisenhower Ford Hutchins and Knowland.
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Barry M. Goldwater
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Michigan
George Romney
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Richard M. Nixon
Thruston B. Morton
Rey
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Henry Ford II
Robert Hutchins
William Knowland
California
Actress Arlene Francis Injured In New York Car Crash
Actress Arlene Francis sustained fractures and bruises after a collision on the Northern State Parkway near Lake Success New York. A 34 year old Brooklyn woman Rose Arcos was killed. Francis was treated at East Meadow and Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.
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Arlene Francis
Kitty Carlisle
Miss Francis
Manhattan
Rose Arcos
Brooklyn
Joseph
Northern State Parkway
Lake Success
N. Y
East Meadow
Harkness Pavilion
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Columbia Presbyterian
Quit NATO Suggests U S Senator Morse Urges NATO Exit
Washington Senator Wayne Morse D Ore proposes the United States quit NATO unless allies pay full defense shares. He cites France and Western European nations as not contributing adequately. Assistant Secretary William Tyler counters that Europe’s security remains vital to U S security today. Kent State University to award degrees at commencement on Saturday June 8 with President George A Bowman delivering the address.
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Wayne Morse
D-Ore
United States
Europe
Morse
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
France
William Tyler
KENT
George A. Bowman
Kent State University
Man Found Stabbed Near Pataskala
Newark reports a middle aged man identified as Owen Sharp was found stabbed eight or nine times with a large knife and a deep head wound near Pataskala. Deputies questioned two men and a woman while investigating the stabbing.
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Newark
Pataskala
Sheriff's Deputies
Owen Sharp
Thief Targets Dentures in Marion Robbery
A robber struck the Miller Dental Laboratory in Marion during the weekend stealing 4866 pairs of false teeth including 742 anterior sets and 563 posterior sets. Gold, silver and cash were left untouched. In Ferris, Rodney D. Brodie who was separated from his Siamese twin brother in a historic operation over a decade ago died Sunday at his home aged 11.
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Miller Dental Laboratory
Ferris
Ill
Rodney D. Brodie
Point Laborer Drowns In Ohio Point
Clyde Hayman 46 laborer of Point Pleasant drowned near the New York Central bridge in Ohio Sunday night. His body was recovered Monday by Coast Guard divers about 150 feet from the West Virginia shore after rescue efforts. Coroner ruled accidental drowning. Survivors include two brothers Winifred Pittsburgh and Emory Point Pleasant and sister Martha Jones Henderson. Arrangements by Stevens funeral home.
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Mason County
Dwaine Blain
Apple Grove
Silver Bridge
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Henry Hayman
Winifred
Pittsburgh
Emory (Hickey
Martha Jones
Henderson
Stevens Funeral Home
Senators Offer Atom Compromise
Senators Dodd and Humphrey propose Washington offer Moscow a pact to halt atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests. The resolution, signed by 22 other Democrats and 6 Republicans, would exclude underground tests and space testing from the ban.
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Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Soviet Union
Moscow
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Dodd
Outer Space
Picknickers Stage Fight In City Park
A large crowd of pick nickers fought in the Brecksville Reservation of the Cleveland Metropolitan System Sunday night. Park police and deputies from eight communities subdued the melee. Three park officers tried to split a clash between two men as about 50 others surrounded them. The fleeing combatant sparked a wider brawl with about 200 people throwing fists.
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Brecksville
Park
William Stoke
Stoke
Repeat Winners Shine At 15th Emmy Awards
The 15th annual television Emmys crown repeat victors led by The Defenders with five awards. E G Marshall and Shirley Booth repeat in acting roles, The Andy Griffith Show’s Don Knotts wins, and The Tunnel named program of the year. Nancy Kennedy and Dick Powell posthumous honors noted. NBC, CBS, and ABC tally shows.
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United States
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E. G. Marshall
Shirley Booth
Hazel
Don Knott
Barney Fife
Andy Griffith
NBC
Berlin Wall
Berlin
Pier Anderton
Internationa
June Allyson
Telvision Academy
Television Academy
Dick Powell
Powell
David Niven
Charles Boyer
Kennedy
Supreme Court Refuses Wallace Bid Over Federal Troops
The Supreme Court denied Gov. George C. Wallace of Alabama a hearing on his bid to bar federal troops in Birmingham. The court said the motion to file the complaint was denied and noted only preparatory Army measures, not relief, are involved. Justice White did not participate.
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Supreme Court
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
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Wallace
High Court
White
Senate Debates 840 Million Mental Health Bill
Washington awaits a three day Senate rush before Memorial Day weekend. The $840 million mental health and mental retardation program heads the list with grants to states and universities over ten years to fund community health centers and research, plus facilities for treatment and care.
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Helicopter Starts Flight To France From Otis AFB
A twin-turbine Air Force helicopter began its first leg to France from Otis AFB Massachusetts in ideal weather. The flight plans include stops at Loring AFB Maine and Le Bourget France with a Friday completion. Crew members are Capt. John D. Arthur Capt. William A. Scott III and Capt. William B Lehman.
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William A. Scott III
Cambridge
William B Lehman
Dallas
Texas
Sandusky Girl Wins Miss America Title Returns Home
Eight months after Ja quelyn Jeanne Mayer of Sandusky won Miss America she recalls the experience as exciting not a strain. She spoke Sunday at her arrival for the Miss Cleveland Pageant, describing the year as enjoyable and fulfilling.
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Jaquelyn Jeanne Mayer
Sandusky
Former Auto Dealers Enter Guilty Pleas
Two Point Pleasant brothers pleaded guilty in Circuit Court Monday to embezzlement and intent to defraud. W. J. Somerville admitted embezzlement while Ben L. Somerville pled to intent to defraud, with additional charges still pending. Judge James Thompson set June 28 for sentencing.
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W. J. Somerville
Ben L. Somerville
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Cecil Dean
Ben
James Thompson
Russians Threaten Boycott Over Embassy Receptions
The Soviet Union threatens to boycott U S and British embassy receptions if Western officials keep inviting Russians deemed riffraff. Izvestia and Pravda accuse Western diplomacy parties of harboring spies and dark dealings.
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Two Americans Return From Everest Trek Frostbitten Toes
Two sunburned Americans who suffered frostbite on their toes returned from Mt. Everest today, grinning despite the pain and hobbling.
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Nepal
Mt. Everest
Eisenhower Cautions Graduates at Defiance College
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower warned about government trends that stifle free individuals as 4000 plus attend Defiance College commencement. He urged self reliance and liberty, saying restoration comes through the people under the Constitution, and urged revolutionary solutions for new problems.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Defiance College
Eisenhower
No Fraud Found In TFX Contract Investigations
Senate investigations report no evidence of fraud or abuse of discretion by Pentagon officials in the TFX warplane award. Senator Jacob Javits of New York notes the hearings into possible favoritism in General Dynamics Corp. award. Military boards favored Boeing Co. design as better and cheaper.
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Senate
Pentagon
Jacob K. Javits
Javits
New York
Senate Investigations
General Dynamics Corp
Military Evaluation Boards
Boeing Co
Ohioan Is Youngest Entrant In Air Race
In Welland Ontario the All Women’s International Air Race to Hollywood Florida begins with 45 women competing. Roberta Netzley of Xenia Ohio at 16 as a student pilot will fly as a co pilot, the youngest entrant among the field. A mother daughter team includes Margaret Callaway and daughter Margo, both formerly of Ohio.
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Ont
Hollywood
Fla
Roberta Netzley
Xenia
Ohio
Margaret Callaway
Hermosa Beach
Calif
Margo
Supreme Court orders desegregation of Memphis parks
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that Memphis must desegregate parks, playgrounds and other recreation facilities. The decision affirmed that public recreational spaces should not wait on school desegregation timelines, siding with 11 Negroes challenging delayed integration. Justice Goldberg delivered the ruling.
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Ohio Weekend Fatalities Reach Fifteen In 54 Hours
The Associated Press reports Ohio logged 15 accidental deaths over the Memorial Day weekend covering 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Sunday. Twelve fatal traffic crashes claimed one life each, and two youths drowned in a pond and a creek, respectively.
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Associated Press
Pope John XXIII Weakens as Health Fails in Vatican
Gravely weakened by recurrent hemorrhages, Pope John XXIII was confined to his apartment today. Vatican officials noted growing concern over his condition and said plans for President Kennedy to visit had been suspended. Kennedy’s arrival was expected around June 22.
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