Hoff Shocked and Dismayed by Goldwater Nomination
Vermont Governor Philip Hoff voiced shock and dismay at Barry Goldwater's nomination. He blamed the Goldwater camp for civil rights inaction and extremism while Vermont moderates backed liberal candidates. Republican Robert Babcock urged backing Goldwater but criticized civil rights and foreign policy positions. Senator Winston Prouty pledged support for Goldwater.
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Goldwater
Montpelier
UPI
Philip H. Hoff
Barry Goldwater
Vermont
Cow Palace
Goldewater
Robert S. Babcock
Babcock
Fayette Consents To Meyer Debate
U S Senate candidate Frederick Fayette says he is willing to debate his Democratic primary opponent William Meyer but has not received a direct challenge. Fayette notes Meyer's challenges come through news media and would debate only on questions not already fully discussed.
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Upd
U.S. Senate
Frederick Fayette
William Meyer
Fayette
Meyer
West Rupert
United Nations
U.N
Russia
Senate
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
State Panel Urges Wider Control of Billboards
Vermont must strengthen billboard regulations and enforcement. The panel urges higher registration fees to hire staff, reports to the secretary of state on new billboards, and local ordinances. it also calls for a state billboard law modeled after Hawaii. Chair Ralph Flanders seeks pledges from candidates to avoid billboard advertising.
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U.S
Ralph E. Flanders
Springfield
Vermont Roadside Council, Inc
Flanders
Vermont
Brezhnev Seen as Khrushchev's Likely Successor
Moscow dispatch notes Leonid I. Brezhnev rises in the Communist party to a crown prince role. He resigns the Soviet presidency to devote himself to party duties, signaling his path to eventual political supremacy as Khrushchev ages, with Kozlov previously holding the successor spot faded by a stroke.
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UPS
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Nikita S
Khrushchev
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Frol R. Kozlov
Kozlov
Goldwater Wins GOP Nomination at San Francisco Convention
Barry Goldwater secured the 1964 Republican presidential nomination on the first ballot at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. He pledged a vigorous campaign against Johnson on issues, named William Miller as a potential running mate, and urged party unity after Gov. William Scranton conceded.
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UPI
Barry Goldwater
William E. Miller
New York
Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Cow Palace
Republican
Miller
Vermont Delegation Backs Mrs. Smith For President Nomination
Vermont delegates split their votes at the GOP state convention with five for Mrs. Margaret Chase Smith the first woman nominated by a major party for president. Sen. George D Aiken placed Smith in nomination while Goldwater and Rockefeller received key counts. Local figures praised Smith and criticized late withdrawals and strategy as Vermont considered a moderate path.
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Reed Aiken
Mrs. Smith
George D. Aiken
Vermont
NBC
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
San Francisco
R-Vt
Aiken
Rlaine
Smith
Convention Highlights at the Republican National Convention
In San Francisco up to date schedule for the final session includes roll calls for vice presidential nominations, nomination and acceptance speeches, and an adjournment. Former Vice President Richard Nixon to speak followed by the vice presidential nominee's acceptance.
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San Francisco
UPI
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Goldwater Names Miller as Running Mate in 1964 Race
Sen. Barry Goldwater selects Rep. William E. Miller of New York as his Republican vice presidential candidate. He says the GOP must offer voters a choice, not an echo, in the contest against President Johnson this year.
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New York
UPI
Roy M. Cohn
Joseph McCarthy
Hunter
Murray Gottesman
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Rep
William E. Miller
Johnson
Len Barry Goldwater Positions on Key Issues
Len Barry Goldwater opposes a nuclear test ban treaty citing past Russian dishonor and potential U S weapons edge. He favors seeking changes to the treaty and has said the United States could abort it in certain situations.
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San Francisco
UPI
Len Barry Goldwater
United States
Prouty Backs Goldwater Candidacy After Cautious Stance
U S Senator Winston L Prouty of Vermont declares he will support the Republican nominee Barry M Goldwater. He says he will back Goldwater's policies when right and oppose them when wrong, signaling a cautious endorsement amid pre convention debate.
Inside Text and Editorial Prompt Summary
The item lists page references for a newspaper issue: Gov Scranton’s address to the GOP Convention on page 3, editorial reaction to Goldwater’s nomination on page 4, a Manchester tax list noting eighteen taxpayers less grieved on page 7, Hoosick Falls school bus controversy resolved on page 8, and Arlington’s Martha Canfield Library receiving a new librarian on page 9.
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Manchester
Hoosick Falls
Arlington
Martha Canfield Library
Dr Samuel Sheppard faces renewed legal bid to keep him jailed
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor John Corrigan asked Judge Saul Danaceau to issue an arrest order to detain Dr Samuel Sheppard as he nears a scheduled release from Ohio Penitentiary. The request follows U.S. Judge Weinman voiding Sheppard’s 1954 second degree murder conviction and calling for his immediate release on bond.
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UPI
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John T. Corrigan
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Saul Danaceau
Samuel Sheppard
Ohio
Danaceau
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U.S
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Marilyn
Bay Village
Erenest L. Maxwell
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