Republican Brass Weighs Presidential Alternatives
Washington observers report last pre convention talks among top Republicans weighing Nixon and Scranton as 1964 ticket options. If Goldwater falters or is blocked, Morton could be VP, with Miller guiding convention planning and Hatfield as temporary chair. Nixon remains the more active, widely known figure.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
California
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
San Francisco
Thruston B. Morton
Nixon
Scranton
Morton
Senate Gop
Republican National Committee
Ike's Position on Nominee
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower issued a statement outlining his views on the Republican candidate for the upcoming election. He urged the July convention to choose a man dedicated to civil rights and cautioned against impulsiveness in foreign policy, while saying he would not dictate the GOP nominee.
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New York
UPI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
San Francisco
Eisenhower
New York Herald Tribune
New Orleans Bids Farewell To Morrison and Family
A rite of mourning unfolds at Gallier Hall for diplomat Delesseps S. Morrison and his 77 year old son Randy who died with four others in a Mexico crash. The former mayor and ambassador will lie in state from noon today until 10 30 a m Tuesday in the mayor s parlor of the old city hall. Requiem high mass is set for noon Tuesday.
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New Orleans
UPI
Gallier Hall
Delesseps S. Morrison
Organization of American States
Randy
Mexico
Morrison
Delesseps Jr
Corinne
Prince Edward County Must Reopen Public Schools
The U S Supreme Court ordered Prince Edward County Virginia to reopen its public schools, which had been closed since 1959 to avoid integration. Justice Black affirmed a 1961 federal ruling and sent the case back for further action to enforce constitutional equal protection.
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Virginia
Prince Edward
Lewis
Britain weighs Laos meeting amid crisis
London sources say Britain may convene an international conference on the Laos crisis but backs Laos neutralists who demand Communist withdrawal first. An envoy to arrange talks in Vientiane among the 14 signatories of the 1962 Laos accords is to replace a full conference. The Soviet Union favors a formal precondition free meeting. the United States opposes it.
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London
UPI
Britain
Laos
Plain of Jars
Foreign Office
John Denson
Vientiane
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev visits U A R backs loan and Cuba warning
Khrushchev returns to Moscow after a 16 day U A R tour with Gamal Abdel Nasser backing the anti imperialist line. He pledges 277 million dollar loan and ongoing Soviet military aid to Egypt while urging non interference in Cuba and Cyprus.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United Arab Republic
United States
Cuba
Cairo
Egypt
Vnukovo
Khrushchev
Africa
Kremlin
China
West
U.A.R
Aswan High Dam
Nasser
Soviet Union
Aswan
Cyprus
Chia
United Nations
Democrats Re Elect Mrs. Schurman
In Rutland Vermont Mrs Bea trice Schurman of Newport won a sixth term as Democratic National Committeewoman by a 9 8 vote over Mrs John R Hurley of St Albans and Mrs Madelyn Davidson of Montpelier The meeting of 17 delegates chose Schurman on the second ballot and the delegates pledged to William Ryan will support President Johnson at the August convention Gov Philip H Hoff was selected to head the delegation
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Burlington
William Ryan
Rutland
Johnson
Philip H. Hoff
Graham denounces church segregation at Baptist jubilee
Evangelist Billy Graham urged 17 000 Baptists in Atlantic City to reject racial segregation in churches and pursue a moral spiritual revival. He said church unity across races is essential as 25 000 delegates wrapped up a 150 year Baptist jubilee and week of conventions.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPD
Billy Graham Suneday
America
Graham
Youth's kite disrupts traffic at Bromma Airport
A youth in Stockholm caused airTraffic concerns at Bromma Airport when his kite rose to about 2400 feet. Police halted the flight after the control tower reported the kite interfering with the approach path.
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Stockholm
UPID
Bromma
State of Emergency Declared After Lima Soccer Stadium Riot
In Peru a government decree imposes martial law and a 30 day civil rights suspension after a stadium stampede near Lima killed 268, with 300 plus injured. Riot followed a disputed Peru goal versus Argentina, with police using tear gas as fans surged for exits. Goodyear plant damaged, several buildings burned, and a notable mob leader named.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
Argentina
National Stadium
Matias Rojas
Goodyear
Jockey Club
City
White House
Fernando Belaunde Terry
R. Angel Pazos
Latin America
Ate
Pazos
Ladybird Johnson in New York for art wing dedication
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson heads to New York to dedicate a new wing of the Museum of Modern Art and to attend a Democratic fundraising gala with the President. The trip includes a hotel stay at the Carlyle and return plans to Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Lyndon B. Johnson
New York
Museum of Modern Art
Carlyle Hotel
Johnson
Dorset Youth Killed When Car Crashes Into Bridge
Mark W. Casey 18 of South Dorset died in a single vehicle crash on Vermont 30 near the Manchester-Dorset line. Police say he lost control on a curve, the car skidded, rolled and struck a cement bridge, killing him instantly from a fractured skull and broken neck. The body was moved to Brewster Funeral Home in Manchester, as authorities investigated the 2:50 a.m. accident. Casey was a 1963 Burr and Burton Seminary graduate and son of Roy W. Casey and his wife.
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South Dorset
Vermont
Manchester - Dorset
Mark W. Casey
Young Casey
Clifford B. Harwood
Manchester
John H. Williams II
Brewster Funeral Home
Casey Was
Roy W. Casey
Burr and Burton Seminary
Dorset
Otis
Music festival in Manchester features Ianni Day with six bands
The notes describe a Manchester music festival headlined by Napoleon Ianni and six bands as part of Ianni Day. The event is highlighted among other local announcements including engagements and editorial pages.
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Ianni Day
Napoleon Ianni
Manchester
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