Goldwater’s Hard Core Delegate Votes Ahead of Nomination
Barry Goldwater arrives in San Francisco on July 13 with at least 415 first ballot votes toward the Republican presidential nomination. California and Indiana primaries yield 18 bound votes, plus 257 unshakeable delegates from state conventions and 40 pledged delegates. Final outcome depends on first ballot success.
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Kennedy in Poland Wins Hearts Despite Press Silence
Kennedy drew massive crowds in Warsaw amid a news blackout as he urged Poland to help bridge East and West. He discussed postwar borders with Foreign Minister Rapacki and planned a late visit to Czestochowa to meet Cardinal Wyszynski.
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Oswald Diary Reveals Soviet Disillusionment
Dallas AP report says Lee Harvey Oswald, the Kennedy assassination suspect, grew bitter toward the Soviet Union during his 1959 1962 stay. Diary entries describe disillusionment, a failed attempt at Soviet citizenship, a wrist wound, and a shift to Marxist views while in Moscow Minsk and other cities.
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Kennedy says he had no warning before fatal plane crash
Senator Edward M. Kennedy reports no warning of trouble before the June 19 night crash that killed the pilot and an aide. He recovers at Cooley Dickinson Hospital with a broken back and injuries. Senator Birch Bayh and his wife were among the lightly injured.
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Witness Questioned About Seeing Men and Wagon
Mississippi highway patrol and FBI questioned motorists at a roadblock about the disappearance of civil rights workers Michael Schwerner James Chaney and Andrew Goodman. A station wagon tied to the case was found near the burned vehicle as sailors joined the search and witnesses reported sightings near the Bogue Chitto swamp.
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Fire destroys egg processing plant in Clontarf
A fire in Clontarf Minnesota destroyed an egg processing plant on a Saturday with losses estimated at 100000 dollars. Owner Herman Baumgarten about 60 collapsed during the blaze and was hospitalized in good condition at Benson.
Shastri's Condition Good But Schedule Reduced
Indian prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri remains in generally good condition after a reported mild heart attack on Friday. The Times of India urged a more liberal delegation of responsibility as more official duties were canceled and aides may assume control temporarily. His son Hari said a month of rest is needed while authorities emphasized his stable but not critical condition.
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Pistols found in crash wreckage not linked to shot damage
Two pistols recovered from the Formosa crash site were not fired, police said, as investigators consider whether the pilot was shot. Civil Air Transport officials urged tests.
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Christian Democrats lose vote on aid for church schools
The Christian Democrats failed in a parliamentary ballot over extending aid to church schools while leftist lawmakers abstained on doctrinal grounds. Police report 54 people arrested for Communist subversive activity in a crackdown at Nanyang University with 20 more left-wing students still sought.
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Hunt for Gunman in Wisconsin
Wisconsin police chase a gunman who shot Lake City officer Howard Gladt as he questioned a motor theft suspect. The suspect fled in a green and white 1959 Oldsmobile with stolen plates, was tracked near Prairie du Chien but evaded capture after crossing the Mississippi into Iowa and returning.
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Suspect pistol-whips Gludt and fires shots in Lake City
Gludt is knocked to the ground and shot in the shoulder after a man pistol-whipped him. Authorities review four outboard motors sold earlier in Lake City by a man matching the attacker's description as the investigation continues.
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