Khrushchev Discusses Trade Aims with Danish Leader Krag
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and Danish Premier Jens Otto Krag met at Marienborg estate to discuss trade and agriculture. They reported no political issues, noting Danish ship orders under last year’s six year agreement and potential Soviet interests in Danish fertilizer plant equipment and pigs. A committee will study trade questions as Khrushchev dined with King Frederik IX at Fredensburg Castle.
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Goldwater Delegate Votes Soar To 674
Washington AP Barry Goldwater's delegate strength climbs to 674 in an AP survey, risking a first ballot victory if maintained. Texas adds 56 pledged votes pushing him past 655. Scranton gains 44 delegates since Friday, with shifts from uncommitted and Rockefeller supporters.
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The Real Problem of Your Leisure
A witty quip about leisure time and sharing with others. It notes the challenge of preventing others from using one's free time, credited to Copr. Gen Fea Corp. in a humor caption.
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Bath Youth Freed On Bail In Reckless Homicide Case
Alton L. King Jr., 18, of Bath is freed on $2,000 bail after being bound over to the October term of Superior Court on a reckless homicide charge. He pleaded innocent in municipal court. The incident followed a June 9 highway crash that killed fellow Morse High School graduate John J. Marks, 18, and injured three others.
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Johnson urges national manpower policy to meet changing economy
President Johnson called for a coordinated national manpower policy through labor, management, and government to address vast changes in the economy. He cited machine replacement, declining unskilled jobs, and growth of trained workers, urging cooperation to train and place Americans while expanding jobs and protections.
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Scranton broadens drive for GOP convention delegates
Pennsylvania Gov William Scranton shifted his campaign to Utah and Kentucky adding Salt Lake City and Louisville to rallies as he launches a 1500 mile safari for delegates. He trails Arizona Sen Barry Goldwater who leads the AP poll by 674 votes with Minnesota delegations split between Judd and Goldwater. Scranton met with Minnesota delegates and expects realignments next week. He refused to name numbers but said shifts are forthcoming.
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End of Civil Rights Fight Seen Near as Senate Debates
Washington AP Senators resume marathon civil rights debate with signals that Southern opposition may wind down. Tuesday’s 13 hour session yielded 34 roll call votes, 33 to strike amendments. Thurmond Ervin and Russell limit planned amendments while speeches mark final passage looming Friday. Humphrey says efforts to curb Southern amendments failed as Southerners retain some debate time.
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Harpooned blue whale with Russian gear found off Sitka
A 20 foot harpooned blue fin whale was found offshore Sitka with a radio transmitter antenna on the harpoon and a trailing radar reflector. Markings on the gear were described as definitely Russian. The Coast Guard recovered the equipment as talks in Juneau address fishing gear impacts on crab catches.
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Alaska
Pacific
Jim Jaqua
Ksa-Tv
Baranof Island
Jaqua
Niigata Menaced By Fire Flood After Mighty Quake
Niigata faced fire and flood as one of Japan’s strongest earthquakes struck the northwest coast. Police evacuated 7,350 people including 2,000 hospital patients from blazing waterfront tanks while 90 oil storage tanks burned. Fire-dousing foam was deployed by U.S. Air Force and Japanese aircraft. The quake, Japan’s worst since 1923, disrupted 11 prefectures affecting nearly 17 million people. Casualties included 24 dead, 10 missing and 282 injured. damage totals ran into hundreds of millions.
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Optimistic Reports on Nation's Economy and Growth
Washington reports rosy figures for the economy with higher profits for manufacturers, rising personal income, and industrial production up for May. President Johnson welcomed the data as evidence of continued growth in an election year, while some measures show only modest gains and persistent gaps.
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