New York GOP Renominates Keating and Backs Goldwater
The New York Republican Party reaffirmed Keating in the renomination and expressed support for Goldwater. A separate note announces a September cooking school at Klein Memorial auditorium, featuring four days of live demonstrations, prize awards, and onstage culinary displays tied to Food Time USA.
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National Live Stock and Meat Board
Kiein Memorial
Time USA
Ray Star
National Life Stock
4 Board
Asch
USA
Weather Overview for Bridgeport and Vicinity
Partly sunny and less humid conditions prevail with a high near 50 and a fair night. A cooler, dry pattern continues through tonight with lower temperatures. Tomorrow should be mostly sunny and pleasant with mild humidity and light inland winds. The forecast notes yesterday's high and low, with a barometer reading at 29.83 and moderate humidity. Sunrise at 6:19 AM and sunset at 7:24 PM mark the day, the seventy third of summer.
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Senator Welcomes Challenging RFK Campaign in New York
New York Republicans nominated Keating for reelection while remaining in unity with Goldwater. Gov. Rockefeller said the party welcomes a tough race against Robert F. Kennedy as Kennedy eyed the Democratic nomination. Clare Boothe Luce spoke at the convention, initially planning to run against Keating as a Conservative. Nixon said Luce's withdrawal improves Keating's chances. Finn noted his stance did not change.
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Goldwater
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Newman Named U S Attorney By President
Newman named United States attorney by President Johnson. Biography notes Yale law degree in 19 marbles of legal practice in Connecticut prior to Washington service. He served as law clerk to the Chief Justice and has ties to federal government and Ribicoff era staff.
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Robert C. Zampenn
Rocket Shot Is Delayed At Cape Kennedy Test Flight
A Titan 34 maiden test launch was postponed due to technical malfunctions and a mid day atmospheric temperature inversion that limited range safety. Problems included a faulty radio tracking beacon and postulated fuel pressure regulator checks, delaying the attempt to 1 am EDT.
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Senate Fight Looms Over Social Security and Health Care
Washington AP report flags looming Senate fight after the convention over social security and health care for the aged. Mansfield and Humphrey push King Anderson health care plan amid House-Senate maneuvering, with revised proposals to secure votes and counter a larger beneficiary raise proposal.
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Johnson
Texas
Makarios Seeks Greek Cyprus Aid From Nasser
Makarios announced during a news conference that Egyptian President Nasser pledged all possible assistance to the Greek Cypriot cause if Cyprus is attacked. Reports from a Greek Cypriot correspondent say Nasser offered modern military hardware and use of Egyptian air bases in case of invasion. Makarios said talks with Nasser were satisfactory but gave no military details, stressing the three-day talks were crucial to Cyprus's fate.
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Makarios
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Tornadoes Hit Russell Kansas Farm Area
In Russell Kansas several tornadoes struck near farms. Farmer Low Duncan reported his garage and part of his house destroyed five miles west and south of Russell. A house on the Ed Binkle farm northwest of Russell was leveled and another tornado damaged the Simon Goetz farm. Utility lines sustained heavy damage as rain and hail accompanied the storms.
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Low Duncan
Weather Bureau
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Ed Binkle
Simon Goetz
Alornada
Adruck
Tes
Youngsters More Unruly In Class Claims By Teachers
NEA poll shows teachers view pupil discipline as more difficult now. Overall 40 percent feel it harder, 20 percent say about the same, and 1 percent think easier. Among teachers with 2 or more years experience, 62 percent report increased difficulty, while 44 percent of those with 5 to 9 years and 25 percent of 59 years report the same. Only 1 percent of the most veteran teachers find it less difficult.
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Betléva
National Education Association
NEA
Food Stamp Plan Signed Into Law by President Johnson
President Johnson signed into law a major food stamp program as part of the war on poverty. The White House signing followed a Texas ranch weekend trip, with lawmakers present and Johnson calling it a valuable weapon in poverty relief. The plan would allow qualifying families to buy food with stamps, guiding purchases at local grocers.
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Johnson
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House
Two Girls Die After Car Crash in Columbia
A car struck two Andover girls on Route 6 near Parker Bridge killing Linda Harrington and Anita Moran. Police say the victims were walking along the highway when hit. Stewart Hoisington of Andover was treated at Winded Hospital for injuries. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon and police continue investigation.
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Police Seize Weapons in Philly Raid
In Philadelphia a 300 strong police raid on the so called Muhammad African Asian Cultural Center seized revolver bayonets gasoline bombs and other weapons and arrested the leader Shaykh Muhammad 33 a former Black Muslim from Greensboro NC. The raid followed rioting and looting in a four mile square North Philadelphia slum as FBI agents joined the probe and a local station aired a report that organized bands may have planned the disturbances.
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Muhammad
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Crimes rise in suburbs and cities in first half of 1964
Washington AP reports FBI figures showing suburban crime up 115 percent for the first half of 1964 with sharp gains in rape up 20 percent assault 17 murder 13 robbery 13 burglaries 1 percent and auto theft 17 percent. Urban areas with 1984 comparison up 23 percent and cities over 25,100 population up 14 percent while rural areas rose 23 percent.
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Bain
Exile Leader Claims Radar Site Destruction in Cuba Raid
Manuel Artime says anti-C Castro exiles attacked a Cuban radar installation at Cabo Cruz on the southeast coast, using two boats. He reports no casualties, states three Russians commanded the radar, and notes the raid occurred from a secret base with diversions and a reef landing. In New Haven a body found with two bullet wounds is identified as Ronald Nista, a young man tied to Artime's group, and police plan ballistics tests amid ongoing investigations.
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Artime
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East Haven Line
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Cnenigan
Board Eyes Early Use Of New Football Field
In New Haven, the Board of Education ponders using the new John F Kennedy Stadium this fall for home football games at Central High. Director Fennell may decide by end of August after weather. The board rejected a motion to tap surplus funds for needs.
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John F. Kennedy
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Joseph M.fennell
Parks and Recreation
Edward J. Caldwell
Fennell
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Anita S. Vorel
Francis J. King
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