Romania May Buy U S Plants In Bid To Expand Trade
Washington reports Communist Romania plans to buy large quantities of American industrial equipment possibly including two nuclear power plants. A $150 million purchasing list faces U S credit term decisions by President Johnson with Export Import Bank guarantees likely. The pact elevates Romanian and U S missions to embassies and opens export licenses.
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Cloture Vote Aims for Civil Rights Bill Passage
Senate leaders prepare a cloture bid to end debate on the civil rights bill with a vote expected by June 18. Dirksen predicts two thirds support to reach cloture, while Mansfield cautions on the success of the rare procedural move.
Calif Republicans face Goldwater Rockefeller clash
In the presidential primary scramble in California voters choose between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller as the last major contest before the convention. Plans to boost police patrols and subway radio safety in New York arise after waves of violence by marauding bands. India's Congress party names Lal Bahadur Shastri to succeed Nehru. U S strategy talks focus on Southeast Asia at Honolulu. Romania seeks to buy sizable American industrial equipment including two nuclear plants. Everett Dirksen says civil rights bill should pass by June 18 if debate is blocked next week.
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San Diego
An Francisco
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Council Opposes Valuation Plan in Biddeford Meeting
Biddeford city councilors voted unanimously to oppose the new property valuations after a year-long study. The measure, opposed by Gilbert Boucher, argues the valuations harm small homeowners and deter construction while impacting retirees on Social Security.
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Gilbert Boucher
Johnson Says Future Of Southeast Asia At Stake
In Honolulu AP reports secret two day talks among U S policy makers on how to bolster Southeast Asia against intensified Communist pressure. Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara presided as final adjournment neared with likely white house review before public release.
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GOP Hopefuls In Showdown In 1964 Presidential Primary
President Johnson urged Southeast Asia policy aims to curb communism and defend freedom in Laos and South Vietnam during Honolulu talks. California Republicans face a winner take all primary between Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller, with voting set across major counties and districts as the party fights for delegates.
Logging Locomotive On Display At Thomas Point Beach
East Brunswick resident Harry C. Crocker has set up a 20 ton Plymouth locomotive from Great Northern Paper at Thomas Point Beach Maine. Visitors may climb into the cab ring the bell and touch the controls as the engine runs this spring. Crocker plans to add trackage and a trolley nod to logging heritage.
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Thomas Point
Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association Elects Officers
Albert F. Deshaies was elected president at the annual meeting last night at Cascade Lodge in Saco. Other officers named include William Deans as vice president, Martin J. Rielly as treasurer, Mrs Ane toinette Hawes as secretary, Atty Edwin Walker as clerk, Mrs Frank Carey as nursing committee chairman, and Dr William B. O'Sullivan as medical advisor.
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Sen
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Beach
Kansas
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Rockefeller
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Biddeford Public Health Nursing Association, Inc
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Saco
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FrankCarey
William B. O'Sullivan
Shastri Named Leader of India After Nehru's Death
In New Delhi Lal Bahadur Shastri, 59, named by Congress as parliamentary leader and acclaimed to succeed Nehru, pledges to pursue socialism and unity. He lauds Indira Gandhi for future foreign posts, honors Morarji Desai, and aims to fight poverty and unemployment while continuing nonalignment.
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