Eisenhower Opposes Stop-Goldwater Move During Governors Meet
Former President Eisenhower publicly restrained Gov. Scranton from leading a stop-Goldwater campaign as governors at the 56th Governors Conference debated a platform. Eisenhower urged Scranton not to join a cabal against Goldwater, while the GOP tally showed many governors leaning toward Goldwater’s nomination. Eisenhower was expected to address the conference with Goldwater in attendance.
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Cleveland
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
William W.W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry M. Goldwater
Eisenhower
Scranton
Goldwater
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
GOP
Governors’ Association
Nehrus Ashes Blended With Ganges In Allabadh Crowds Mourn
In Allahabad the ashes of Jawaharlal Nehru were mingled with the Ganges waters as millions gathered to bid farewell to the prime minister. A stampede caused four deaths during ceremonies at the city born and linked to Nehru and his late wife Kamala.
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Allahabad
India
API
Jawaharlal Nehru
Ganges
Nehru
Kamala
Barry Goldwater gains steam as delegates loom
A United Press International survey shows Barry Goldwater with at least 506 pledged votes and at least 68 of 152 unpledged delegates likely to back him this week. Florida and Texas meetings could push him over the top within 10 days, with other contenders led by Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon fielding smaller delegate totals.
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UPS
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United Press International
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Arizona
Florida
Texas
UPI
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vice Press
Richard M. Nixon
Village votes on water extension for Globe Union plant
A special Bennington Village meeting set for June 18 seeks voter approval to extend water service beyond the village to a Globe Union Inc. plant site on North Bennington Road. A prior town meeting on June 16 would authorize a 160000 loan mix to fund a water main and BCIC financing aid.
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Bennington County Industrial Corp
Globe Union Inc
Milwaukee
Wis
Henry W. Putnam
State Armory
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North Bennington Road
William H. Morse
Globe Union
BCIC
Globe-Union
Court Rules Reds Need Not Register
The Supreme Court let stand a ruling that the Communist Party of the United States need not register under the 1950 Internal Security Act. The appeals court decision, issued Dec. 17, 1963, held the Department failed to prove a registrant could sign without self incrimination.
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Johnson urges freedom from phantom fears at Swarthmore
President Johnson declares that federal government is not a threat to individual liberty during Swarthmore College centennial address. He contrasts Democrat emphasis on expansion of government with Barry Goldwater’s focus on individual liberty and urges Americans to lift their eyes to a larger American promise.
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Mass
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NASA chief calls space effort a creative substitute for war
James E. Webb, NASA administrator, told UVM and Norwich graduates that U S space programs are more than science missions. He said space work is a broad national effort with moral value, ahead of the Soviet Union in power, and yielding vast data from satellites. Pulliam warned on liberty, Frost Hoff honored.
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James E. Webb
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Eugene C. Pulliam
Norwich
Two U S pilots in Laos battle area one rescued one missing
One U S Navy pilot was rescued after a combat downing near Plaine des Jarres in Laos while a second pilot remained missing. Cmdr Doyle W. Lynn of La Mesa California was recovered by an Air America helicopter and Lt Charles F Klusman of San Diego was seen ejecting near Ban Ban. Route 7 supply work was noted.
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U.S. Navy
Plaine Des Jarres
U.S
Air America
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U.S. Defense Department
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Gregory St. la Mesa
Calif
Navy
Charles F. Klusman
San Diego
Ban Ban
Hicks Challenges Graduates Overcome Bennington Negativism
Twenty five graduates of St Joseph College were sent into the world Sunday afternoon with an appeal for pride in Bennington past and confidence in the town's future. Donald C Hicks executive secretary of the Greater Bennington Association spoke at the first commencement in the college's new Old Bennington building urging leadership from dedicated visionaries to improve education and expand services. He named the graduating class as future community leaders and urged them to embrace the town's growth and face its problems including school issues and economic growth. He described shared time programs for a union high school and parochial school access as a committed effort to widen education for more students. See ST JOSEPH Page 10 Col 6.
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Donald C. Hicks
Greater Bennington Association
St. Joseph College
Mary Barbara
Vincent Spinelli
Fred E. Phillips
Mary Christine
Buckler
Bennington
Donald ‘C. Hicks
Old Bennington
Hicks
Pownal Board Sits In On Green Mountain Park Tax Appeal
Eleven members of the Pownal Board of Civil Authority inspected Green Mountain Park grounds in a hearing on the racetrack appeal for a lowered property tax. The board made no decision and planned another meeting to resolve the dispute, with track representatives arguing the 1964 Grand List of 700 000 and 5.5 million fair market value are too high given last year’s poor business results. The appeal may move to a county board if figures remain unchanged.
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Christine Keeler Released From Holloway Prison
Christine Keeler, famed for her role in Britain's Profumo scandal, leaves Holloway Prison a free woman after serving a nine month perjury sentence. She slipped out under cover of darkness just before 1 a.m., while a crowd waited outside.
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London
UPI
Christine Keeler
Britain
Holloway
Christine
Babcock Sees 3 Percent Sales Tax Raising 11 Million
Vermont gubernatorial hopeful Robert S. Babcock a UVM political science professor says a 3 percent sales tax could realistically yield 11 million dollars annually after two months of study. He says the revenue would fund education, reduce income tax, allow further tax cuts and abolish personal property tax. He notes his projection is lower than other groups but defensible.
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UPI
Robert S. Babcock
Babcock
University of Veremont
UVM
Maine
Connecticut
Ohio
AVM
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Inside Local Graduates and Summit Conference Notes
On the Inside Local pages highlight graduates from UVM and other schools, with references to a governors summit conference in Cleveland. The piece notes Burr and Burton’s record 131st commencement and Williams College commencement speaker Dean Rusk.
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