Scranton Ready For Honest Draft For 1984 Nomination
Gov William W Scranton said in a television interview he would accept an honest and sincerely drafted bid for the 1984 Republican presidential or vice presidential nomination but he is not running. He urged debates among GOP contenders and backed a public accommodations provision in civil rights law while noting policy rifts with Barry Goldwater.
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Cracker Contract to supply survival crackers wins DoD order
Washington UPI reports Educator Biscuit Co of Lowell Massachusetts received a Defense Department order for 1.4 million dollars for nearly 6.5 pounds of survival crackers and biscuits, issued Friday.
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GOP Chief: Kennedy Beatable In Massachusetts Home Territory
Boston based Republican state chairman Frederic C. Dumaine told WBZ Newsimakers that either Barry Goldwater or Nelson Rockefeller could defeat President Kennedy in Massachusetts in 1964. He said Kennedy's own policies might still win him votes.
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UPI
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U S Eliminates Quota System For Apprentices
Washington reports the Labor Department revised antidiscrimination standards in construction to ease fears of a quota system for Negro apprentices. The changes, minimal in wording, stress no preference for unqualified Black workers over qualified Whites and aim to reassure both contractors and unions about past discrimination remedies.
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Boston Labor Lawyer Heads State ADA Chairman
Robert M. Segal, a Boston labor union attorney, was elected chairman of the Massachusetts Chapter of the Americans for Democratic Action. He succeeds Mrs. Philip M. Le Compte of Newton.
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Two GOP hopefuls clash on civil rights in AP debate
Washington governor Rockefeller and Sen. Goldwater diverge on civil rights bills and immediate tax cuts while agreeing on foreign policy against Kennedy in 1964. They differ on Medicare, right to work, and how to handle desegregation with the attorney general enforcing rights. Rockefeller backs broad health coverage for the elderly and targeted tax cuts balancing the budget over the business cycle. Goldwater favors limited measures and a yearly balanced budget only in wartime or emergencies.
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Republican Party To Utilize Pros In Fund Raising
The Republican Party plans a Madison Avenue approach to fundraising hiring a management consultant to run a professional donor survey and generate lists by vocation geography and income. Direct mail and solicitations will be strengthened by local volunteers, aiming to raise ten million dollars and broaden the contributor base beyond major donors.
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Change of address notice in Pittsfield Massachusetts
One month three months six months one year postal zones 1 4 postal app 600 zones milles 58 2.00 52.20 5.00 Sa 9.50 10.70 a 18.50 20.90 Change of address. To avoid interruption of service subscribers by mail please notify local Post Office and The Herskhire Eagle giving old address as well as new. Second class post paid at Pittsfield Massachusetts.
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Assachusetts
New York Brig Sit-in After Off-Broadway Closure
Twenty five people spent time in a federal brig Sunday following a banned performance of The Brig at the Living Theater on Sixth Ave near 14th St. IRS seized the venue for back taxes, then opened to a late-night reprise with 177th Navy prison theme.
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Brooke decries deep corruption in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Attorney General Ed ward W. Brooke told a Brotherhood of Temple Emanu El meeting that state corruption is rampant and far worse than expected. He said graft persists in smarter forms, calling for new legislation and noting only a small battalion of corruption fighters remains active.
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Civil Rights Bill Faces Dilution Drive In Congress
In Washington this week the House Judiciary Committee will hear proposals to weaken the civil rights bill, with votes on revisions possible. Senate action centers on a $1.7 billion higher education aid program as tax bill hearings continue, while leaders split over moderating civil rights provisions. Key figures warn against yielding to concessions and advocate a stronger, broad-based act.
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