Lodge Romney To Plead With GOP Platform Committee
SAN FRANCISCO AP Two Republicans tied to the 1964 debate press platform writers as Lodge and Gov George Romney prepared pleas for the party program The midweek hearings also feature Scranton and Goldwater with foreign policy civil rights and party unity topics under review Lodge who resigned as ambassador to South Vietnam last month says he backs Scranton Romney defends Vietnam policy and voting record on civil rights remains a point of contention within the panel
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Man Killed In Houston Crash
Harold A. Dow 60 of North Haven Conn died from injuries after a two car head on collision on Route 2A ten miles south of Houston. Robert G Buckley 35 of Bangor was hospitalized with head injuries and in favorable condition. Dow died at the hospital late Tuesday night.
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Committee To File Baker Report In Senate Row
In Washington a divided Senate Rules Committee files Democratic and Republican reports on Bobby Baker money dealings. Baker resigned Oct 7 after a $350,000 damage suit. Republicans accuse the Democratic majority of blocking witnesses. Baker, once a Senate page from Pickens, SC, claimed a fortune over $2 million before resigning from a $19,600 yearly post.
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A Diamond Is A Boy's Best Friend Sign
A Chuckle Sign at the entrance to a Little League ball park reads A Diamond Is A Boy's Best Friend credited to Copt Gen Fea Corp with humorous wordplay on baseball and youth sports.
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Felt Can't Visualize Loss Of Viet Nam
Honolulu AP report on Admiral Felt after retirement. He questions the impact of a Communist victory in Vietnam and stresses the need for U.S. civilian aid to Southeast Asia villages. He notes Sino-Soviet splits and warns Russia might back China if Southeast Asia becomes pivotal. He urges leadership and material aid like roads, wells, schools to win rural hearts and minds.
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Stolen Diamond Shipment Ties Shannon Airport to Heist
A $288,400 shipment of uncut diamonds disappeared from Shannon International Airport over the weekend. The loss went unnoticed for 48 hours until a consignees representative reported the theft to Interpol. A well dressed man claiming to be from the diamond company signed for and accepted the package before fleeing, while Ennis Diamond Co. manager Paul Spitzer confirmed the theft and urged investigators to proceed.
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Portland Girl Struck by Car On Danger List
A four year old girl struck by a car near her Portland home was on the danger list at Maine Medical Center. Tracy J. Cleaves ran into the path of the vehicle and the driver said the child suffered internal injuries.
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Scranton Backers Fire At Goldwater No-Win Claim
In San Francisco Gov. Scranton backers attack Sen. Goldwater's no-win claim as civil rights prospects fade. Scott and McCulloch push for platform wording that endorses civil rights legislation while balancing party unity and legal concerns before next week's GOP convention.
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Scranton pivot vs Goldwater in Republican race at convention
Republicans Gov. Scranton and his supporters attack Goldwater’s nomination claim as the campaign aims to derail his bid. Goldwater’s campaign director says he isn’t worried about the party platform. Scranton heads to San Francisco to challenge Goldwater at the RNC as Cow Palace work rushes to ready the venue. Washington and Moscow edge toward talks on UN military forces. Admiral Felt says he cannot picture losing in South Vietnam. National: Mrs. Lucy McDonald marks a year since hiccups began, now ended.
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Faith Roy Helps Mother Stop Her Hiccups Problem
Lucy McDonald marks a happy anniversary after hiccups stopped for about a week. A pharmacist named Roy Faith provided a drug, not disclosed, that cured her. she doubts if the hiccups are gone for good but breathes easily now.
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Powers Differ Sharply U S and Soviets Move Toward Peace Force Talks
Washington reports an approaching U N peace force negotiation. The United States and the Soviet Union clash over Security Council control versus General Assembly. Officials say the Soviet move signals potential serious talks and cooperation with the U N, despite past tensions and China split. The Soviet note to Japan outlined a U N military force under Security Council control with troop contributions from smaller members and funding by the five veto powers.
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Work Moving Briskly To Prepare Arena For GOP
San Francisco reports brisk work at Cow Palace transforming the hall into the 1964 Republican convention venue. Flags draped, score board installed, and phones in as preparations proceed for 1,308 delegates. A gala ticket option offers access to dignitaries, buffet, dancing, and entertainment for 500 dollars to fund election campaigns.
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