May Cast Rocky Votes In New York Delegation Split
Gov Rockefeller faces a split New York GOP delegation after a tense end to the 1964 NY Legislature session. Liquor and ethics bills failed or faced opposition, signaling intra party rifts as Rockefeller campaigns in California and Oregon. New York holds 41 district delegates by popular vote June 2 with 10 at large. Rockefeller likely cannot secure two thirds.
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Why Her Father's Name Is In The Paper
Dallas story notes a second grade class question to Alice Stewart about her father’s prominence as president of the First National Bank. The brief vignette highlights childhood curiosity about public roles and family status within a local bank leadership context.
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Viet Nam Writer Wins Press Prize
In New York AP correspondent Malcolm Browne was named winner of the Overseas Press Club award for best daily newspaper or wire service reporting from abroad during 1963. The judges praised his Viet Nam dispatches for lucidity and compact style.
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Illinois Primary Clouded By Prospects of Write-Ins
Washington dispatch reports Illinois poised for a GOP contest April 14 with Barry Goldwater leading a crowded field and write-in hopes for Lodge Nixon and Scranton. Gov Percy rises as a gubernatorial rival to Goldwater favored by Eisenhower allies, while Scott backs the Arizona senator.
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Salinger to Launch Senate Campaign With Fresno Picnic
Former presidential press secretary Pierre Salinger will begin his Democratic nomination bid for U S senator with a Saturday Fresno California event titled A Picnic with Pierre. The campaign kickoff marks his entry into statewide electoral politics and positions him in the race for the Democratic nomination.
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New Species Of Primitive Man Found
An British anthropologist and team announce the discovery of a new prim itive human species named Homo Habilis from East Africa. The fossils suggest seven individuals including a young woman nicknamed Cinderella, dating nearly two million years old. Leakey calls the find potentially the oldest direct ancestor of man and pivotal to human evolution.
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New Brazil Chief Takes Charge in Rio
Provisional President Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli flew from Brasilia to Rio de Janeiro to address Brazil’s economic crisis and upheaval. Goulart’s wife and children hid in Uruguay while Goulart himself remained in Brazil, possibly at a ranch near the Argentine border. Army generals who ousted Goulart released Communist leaders and other backers from jail as arrests of Goulart allies continued in Porto Alegre where Sereno Chaise faced sedition charges.
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Red Led Strike Fizzles in Italy
Rome AP report says a conserated led strike of government workers disrupted railway traffic but failed to pressure Premier Aldo Moro. Non Communist unions stayed out and Italo Vigilianesi called it a farce. A Communist mass meeting in central Rome drew about 300 protesters in Piazza Navona.
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