Chart previews roll call battle at Republican Convention
Central Press charts the 1964 Republican National Convention roll call in San Francisco. It gauges how delegate support for Goldwater Rockefeller Scranton Nixon and others shifts as states vote on first ballot. The piece notes key delegations, potential defections, and the evolving strength of Goldwater while highlighting Scranton’s competing momentum and uncommitted factions.
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Mexico City quake leaves theaters largely undamaged
AP reports city inspectors found no single movie theater seriously damaged enough to close after Monday's quake. In 1957 almost 100 theaters were shuttered. The note adds a science aside about bees producing sound via wing tremors.
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Scranton Campaign Winds Across Illinois Amid Goldwater Clash
Gov. William Scranton barnstormed Illinois urging GOP voters to oppose Goldwater. Crowds in Chicago shopping centers Mattoon Champaign Kankakee Evanston boosted his whistle stop efforts despite Goldwater placards. Delegation votes 48 to 0 for Goldwater with 10 abstentions. Scranton claims polls show 65 percent GOP winds favor him. he presses delegates to San Francisco to back his bid.
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Texas CORE Clothing To Go To Mississippi
The San Antonio Chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality will deliver food and clothing to Mississippi regions in the next two weeks via Teamsters Local. President Ray Shafer noted no specific approval but said similar efforts have been authorized before. CORE leader G. J. Sutton said items were collected from homes and churches in San Antonio over several weeks.
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