Scranton holds line on 1968 run and party strategy
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton says he will not decide on a 1968 presidential bid until leaving office on Jan 1 1967. He criticizes Johnson’s Vietnam policy and Goldwater factions, urges focus on 1966 local and state races, party unity, and stronger national organization while warning against too many conservative groups fragmenting Republicans.
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Harrisburg
UPI
William Scranton
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Atlantic Alliance
Western Europe
United States
America
Johnson Administration
Bennington County Retail Sales Hit Record High in 1964
Special to The Banner New York Incomes in Bennington County rose in the past year boosting retail spending. Local stores posted record cash register totals with strong gains in cars, food, household appliances and clothing as businesses exceeded previous highs.
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New York
Bennington County
Controversy Over Coleman Nomination To Fifth Circuit
Washington observers report Rep. John Conyers Jr denouncing the nomination of former Mississippi Gov James P Coleman to the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals as incredible The nomination to handle civil rights cases drew opposition from several lawmakers and a three man Senate subcommittee will hold hearings Coleman faces strong resistance from some southern lawmakers and a few Republicans amid the broader debate over civil rights jurisprudence Meanwhile a Standard Rate and Data Service report shows Bennington County residents spent 10125000 on food in the year reflecting strong local consumer buying trends with autos general merchandise and apparel also posting sizable retail sales through the year ending in early 1965
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Washington
UPI
Mississippi
James P. Coleman
South
John Conyers Jr
President Johnson
Coleman
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Texas
Conyers
Senate Judiciary
Homer Thornberry
Dtex
Fifth Circuit
James O
Eastland
D-Miss
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N. C
Roman L. Hruska
R-Neb
Senate Judiciary Committee
William Fitts Ryan
D-N
New York
Standard Rate and Data Service
Bennington County
United States
New England
Boston Woman Dies After Pig Liver Support Breakthrough
A 34 year old Boston woman died after 18 days kept alive by a pig liver perfusion technique, a record for the method. Doctors said the liver failed to resume function and her condition deteriorated despite temporary improvements.
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Boston
APD
William V. McDermott Jr
Harvard Surgical Unit
City Hospital
McDermott
Farmer to Soldier Viet Cong Story Revealed in Interrogation
A Viet Cong prisoner recounts his draft from a Ha Tinh farming family in 1964. He describes two months of propaganda and basic combat training, crossing the Ben Hai, and deserting after a failed village ambush near An Mo, choosing surrender over further fighting.
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U. S
da Nang
French Foreign Legion
South Viet Nam
Andix
Ben Hai
North
Laos
An Mo
Nguyen van Hoan
Red Nichols Dies Jazz Legend Known as Father of Swing
Jazz musician Ernest Loring Nichols known as Red Nichols and his Five Pennies died at 60 after a heart attack at Blair House in Las Vegas. Born May 8, 1905 in Ogden Utah, he formed The Sinκopated Five and later led a famed big band with sidemen like Dorsey Teagarden Shaw Krupa Goodman Miller Venu ti. Survived by widow Willa Inez Stutzman daughter Dorothy Mason and sister Dorothy Langdon.
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Las Vegas
Nev
UPI
Red Nicholas
America
Nichols
Southern Nevada Memorial Hospital
Blair House
Red Nichols
Jimmy Dorsey
Charlie
Jack Teagarden
Artie Shaw
Gene Krupa
Bennie Goodman
Glenn Miller
Joe Venuti
Lennie Hayton
Ogden
Utah
Weber College
Culver Military Institute
Indiana
Ernest Loring Nichols
Harry Susskind
New York
Bob Hope
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Pontoon Plane Crashes on Lake But All Saved
A New Jersey pilot Brenton A Wyeth 24 and three New York City passengers escaped a pontoon seaplane crash on Lake Arrowhead Milton. The Cessna hit power lines flipped and sank in 12 feet. all four walked away with minor injuries after bystander Roger Rugg launched a rescue. Plane owned by Folmex Corp of New York.
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Milton
UPD
New Jersey
Lake Arrowhead
Brenton A. Wyeth
Metropolitan Trailer Park
Moonachie
N.J
Raymond Dietrich
Patrick Bourken
Patricia McGarghan
New York City
Wyeth
Roger Rugg
Folmex’ Corp
New York
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Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Bennington, VT
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Phil Newsom
Ben Eisman
University of Kentucky
William Silem
University of California Medical Center
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Linus
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Brondie
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Otsie Tse
Steve Canyon
Isolde
Heart of
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Dhk Young
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Jackie
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