Goldwater Wins California Primary Roaring to Lead
Sen Barry Goldwater captured 86 delegates in California as results from 29,800 of 32,861 precincts gave him 969,957 votes to Rockefeller 938,386. The win moves him toward the 665 votes needed for the GOP nomination. Pierre Salinger defeated Alan Cranston for the Democratic U S Senate nomination.
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Salinger Defeats Cranston Backing in California Primary
In California the Salinger campaign upset Cranston supporters, highlighting Kennedy influence via press secretary. Brown clashed over delegates, defeating a rival Los Angeles slate led by Mayor Yorty. Goldwater led a tight GOP primary, with Rockefeller carrying many counties but Goldwater winning Los Angeles and Orange counties. Washington was alerted to a possible nomination edge as results rolled in.
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Guardsmen Keep Peace In Michigan City Labor Dispute
Nearly 1,000 Michigan National Guardsmen kept order at Hillsdale Mid. during a nationwide labor flare at Essex Wire Corp where negotiations collapsed. Gov. Romney reopened the plant after a five day closure, while strikers and workers faced injuries amid curfew in Hillsdale County. Similar picket violence erupted in Wisconsin and Indiana with clashes at Marquette University students, Evansville, and Dana Corp in Marion. White Motor Co. strike threats and a nearby Cleveland wage dispute added to the turmoil involving IUE and UAW members.
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Pope John XXIII Remembered In Anniversary Masses
Pope Paul VI led homage at St. Peter's crypt as thousands paid tribute to Pope John XXIII on the first anniversary of his death. Memorial Masses, a private secretary's service, and a service in Sotto il Monte followed amid calls for beatification and prayers for unity in the church.
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Diplomatic advisers report to Johnson on Southeast Asia moves
Top advisers brief President Johnson on recommendations for potential new U S military actions in Southeast Asia. Government weighs proposal touted as the GI bill of job training with broad impact. Civil rights debate shifts as Southerners ready amendments while backers push speaking time. International note honors Pope John XXIII. Police deployment planned in New York City with about 1,000 officers on overtime to curb interracial attacks.
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US diplomats return with recommendations on Southeast Asia
Secretary of State Rusk and Secretary of Defense McNamara arrived from a Honolulu conference with recommendations for President Johnson to strengthen Southeast Asia against Communist pressure. They stressed American resolve and said no plans for expanding the war into North Vietnam had been approved. The group planned to brief Johnson that day after his New England trip.
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LBJ Outlines Goal Of National Might
President Johnson, addressing Coast Guard Academy graduates in New London, declares U S power is strong enough to deter foes and to save civilization. He says strength will grow, but emphasizes national duty to justice and improving life at home and aiding others to erase oppression and degradation.
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Rate Set At 68 Mills For Saco Property Tax
Saco property owners face a six mill increase to 68 mills per thousand this year as the Board of Assessors cites $660,000 in new taxable property and $80,000 in depreciation losses. City valuation reaches $17,443,680 with a 1964 budget of $1,183,500 and an overlay of $2,670.24, justified by higher service costs and renovations boosting assessed values.
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Vessels Collide In Fog Near Chesapeake Bay
The aircraft carrier Lake Champlain and the Norwegian motor vessel Skauvaag collided in dense fog in Chesapeake Bay at 3 30 a m. No injuries were reported. Fires in two hangar deck bays were extinguished in 45 minutes. Both ships were damaged. Champlain had no underwater damage and Skauvaag resumed its voyage to Baltimore. Champlain had been sailing from Norfolk to Annapolis at five knots.
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Job Training Plan Being Considered
Washington AP reports a Federal Committee on Apprenticeship proposes treating job skills as capital investments with tax credits for employers to train new workers and upgrade current staff. The plan aims to curb technological displacement and high unemployment, urging credits on instructor salaries, training materials, and foremen time with trainees.
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