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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
2
A closeup of the rusting freighter Pomona taken as crew members reboarded the vessel following engine work. The scene captures a maritime crew returning to a damaged ship, with details emphasizing repair and resumption of operations.
Idaho Governor Smylie forecasts a forward looking platform acceptable to Senator Goldwater as GOP governors end a meeting without a moderate rival. Nixon says Goldwater leads but not clinched while Romney may oppose him. Sawyer elected chairman. next year Minneapolis hosts. civil rights bill still pending with broad support.
The Senate move to end the civil rights filibuster unlocks a wave of administration measures. House leaders target August 22 adjournment with possible return before Labor Day and aim to send the civil rights bill to President Johnson before the GOP convention.
In Philadelphia neighbors host a block party for Anna Lamorgia who marks her 100th birthday. The Italian native has five surviving children, 49 grandchildren, 91 great grandchildren, 24 great great grandchildren and three great great great grandchildren. She has never been hospitalized.
Camilla Fry 33 files for divorce from Jeremy 39 godfather to Princess Margaret's child. Lynn Chadwick 50 sues Frances 26. Margaret's husband Lord Snowdon allegedly proposed at the Frys' Bath home. Fry illness blocked him from best man duties. U.N. General Assembly opening delayed to Nov 10 after requests from 20 delegations. Cairo talks in October cited. U Thant confirms majority support.
Backers of Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton say they will expand campaigning to win the Republican presidential nomination as Barry Goldwater gathers delegate votes. Senator Schweiker and Scranton aides indicate plans to reveal several new projects soon, despite Eisenhower’s urging to avoid a stop-Goldwater push.
Rep. Neal Smith announces a Labor Department allocation exceeding one million dollars for Iowa job retraining. The Des Moines area project receives 429,774 dollars and a state program gets 646,776 dollars for retraining in electronic computer usage.
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