Scranton says Goldwater unfit for president in TV address
William W. Scranton campaigned from Dalton urging Goldwater not suited for president. He cited polls showing weak GOP support and accused Goldwater of impulsiveness and seeking a new party. Scranton noted Goldwater opposed 25 major 1960 GOP positions and planned a campaign tour through several states.
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Scranton
White House
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Senate
State Toll Jumps as 10 Deaths Added to List
The 1964 Minnesota traffic toll reaches 366 with ten weekend deaths added. Names include Carlos Kansa, 66, and his wife, Fergus Falls, in a head on crash near Elbow Lake. Others: Charles Petrangelo, 19, Minneapolis, killed when his sports car overturned near Pequot Lakes. Charles Stanley, 32, Minneapolis, died from June collision injuries. Eliza Ibister, 73, Minneapolis, killed in a northeast city collision. Ontario-based report notes Sobczak, 29, Moose Lake, dies from burns after a truck explosion in Superior, Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
Carlos Kansa
Fergus Falls
Elbow Lake
Robert Lancaster
Wendell
Minn
Brainerd
Pequot Lakes
Joseph Eich
Stephen C. Tanverud
Minneapolis
Charles Stanley
Eliza Ibister
David Sobczak
Moose Lake
Duluth
Superior
Wis
Nose Reattached After Ditch Crash Near Barstow
James Kenneth Whisenant, 16, of Barstow, Calif., was hurled through a windshield when his car left the road. An ambulance rushed him 100 miles to Loma Linda for surgery after medics found his severed nose. Surgeons reattached it and said heal prospects are good. Gov William Scranton will visit Sioux Falls and Fargo to meet western Minnesota delegates.
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Loma Linda
Calif
James Kenneth Whisenant
Barstow
Highway Patrol
Sioux Falls
N.D
William Scranton
Fargo
Harold Bangert
State Scranton Club
Minnesota
Five Nations urge Laos cease fire and troop withdrawal
The United States Britain Canada and two pro-Western Asian nations call for an immediate cease fire in Laos and withdrawal of Pathet Lao forces from recent front positions in north central Laos. The appeal was issued in Vientiane after consultations among signatories of the 1962 peace settlement. Thailand and South Vietnam joined. India declined to sign for diplomatic reasons.
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London
United States
Britain
Canada
Laos
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Foreign Office
Thailand
South Viet Nam
India
Control Commission
St Augustine Seeks First Multiracial Truce Amid Tensions
In St Augustine Florida talks of a biracial committee of two whites and two Negroes to mediate peace gained momentum as nightly clashes persisted. Curfews and court risk followed a week of escalating demonstrations with both sides meeting privately and resuming efforts if progress continues.
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Fla
St. Johns County
Farris Bryant
U.S. District Court
King
Civil rights bill eyed for July signing amid Congress action
The House moves to pass the civil rights bill this week with a plan for a July fourth signing by President Johnson. Senate action covers pay raises for federal workers and a general mix of annual appropriations and tax measures, while conferees work toward a tax compromise.
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House
Johnson
Otto E. Passman
D-La
Senate
Lodge Tells Newsmen Beating Goldwater Priority Over Post
Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge said returning home to back Gay William Scranton for the Republican nomination is a higher duty than remaining in South Viet Nam. He urged prudent, not impulsive, nominees and indicated support for Scranton with Ike's help.
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Lodge
Washington (Ap
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Scranton
U.S
South Viet Nam
White House
Johnson
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Fisenhower
Andrews Air Force Base
United States
Nate
Laxige
William W. Scranton
Republican Party Platform Committee
San Francisco
Gov. Scranton
Man Slaps Driver After Following Closely in Coral Gables
John Tracy told police he was stopped at a red light when a man stepped from the car behind him and slapped his face after tailing him for several miles in Coral Gables Florida.
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Coral Gables
Fla
John Tracy
Tracy
Fire destroys Huntting Elevator and warehouse in Rose Creek
A early morning blaze destroyed the Huntting Elevator feed mill and a connected warehouse housing about 100 tons of feed and ingredients valued at roughly 75 000. Firefighters from Adams Brownsdale Rose Creek and Austin Rural units battled the flames as power failed across Rose Creek. Insurance investigators to determine cause. business to resume with feed moved from nearby Huntting Elevators.
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Minn
Hutting
Adams
Brownsdale
Austin
Main St
Jim Huntting, Sr
Huntting
Lansing, Lyle
Grand Meadow
Austin Based
Minnesota
Iowa
South Dakota
Postman Bitten by Package Not Dog in Wichita
In Wichita, Kansas, as Postman Richard Evans loaded mail from a truck a stuffed alligator package toy’s teeth pierced the wrappings and bit his finger, contrary to the expectation of dog bites. The incident highlights a surprising package hazard encountered by mail carriers.
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Wichita
Kan
Richard Evans
LBJ Says U S Must Be Ready to Risk War for Peace
President Johnson delivers a keynote at a Swedish Day festival in Minnehaha Park Minneapolis urging readiness to risk war to preserve freedoms while pursuing just compromise. He links civil rights enforcement at home with global pursuit of peace.
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U.S
LBJ
Frank Cormier
Washington
Johnson
United States
Michigan
Minnesota
Minneapolis
South
Viet Nam
Johnsone
Aides Press Pope to Rest From Pace
Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI's aides urged him to slow down and rest during the summer vacation at Castel Gandolfo. Health described as excellent, but Vatican officials feel a break is needed despite his Mass and blessings for Saint Peter and Saint Paul day with 30,000 pilgrims.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Castel Gandolfo
Paul
Peter and
St. Peter's
Italy
Bagpipers Tour Scotland After London Concert
The University of Iowa girls bagpipe band with 77 members toured Edinburgh after a successful concert Saturday on London's South Bank. They perform July 1 at the pavilion of princess street gardens, following a London to Edinburgh trip.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
University of Iowa
Batterseaark
London
South Bank
Princess Street Gardens
Planes Collide Near Bermuda Crash at Sea
Two U S Air Force planes collided and crashed into the Atlantic off Bermuda killing both crews. Early word indicated a DC4 and a Strato something aircraft were involved in the mid Atlantic incident with search operations under way.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
U.S. Air Force
Pillar of flame lights up Rose Creek blaze
A pillar of flame shot skyward during a Sunday night fire at the Rose Creek feed mill. Brownsdale Adams Rose Creek and the Austin Rural unit confined the blaze to the mill, saving the plant. The feed mill collapsed around 4 am, reducing danger to the area.
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Rose Creek
Brownsdale
Adams
Austin
Arta
Body of Iowa Fisherman Found on Rainy Lake
International Falls Minnesota AP report says the body of John Shuger 38 Wilton Junction Iowa was found on the Canadian side of Rainy Lake after he and Gordon Pashka 44 Clinton Iowa disappeared June 9 their overturned boat located in Hopkins Bay Fort Frances Ontario responders found Shuger about four miles from the site and police planned further search for Pashka's body
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Minn
Rainy Lake
Fort Frances
Ont
John Shuger
Wilton Junction
Iowa
Shuger
Gordon Pasehxa
Clinton
Hopkins Bay
Almo Marshall
Bob
Pashka
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