Scranton criticizes Goldwater over Der Spiegel remarks
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton said Barry Goldwater has disqualified himself as a Republican candidate by saying he could not beat President Johnson. Scranton spoke at a Chicago news conference before heading to San Francisco for the GOP nominating fight and cited Der Spiegel quotes as confirmation of Goldwater’s views.
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William Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Chicago
San Francisco
G.O.P
Arizona
Scranton
der Spiegel
Goldwater
South
Scott
Africans Win At Start of British Talks
The Commonwealth prime ministers conference in London opened with a focus on independence for Southern Rhodesia’s African majority and other colonies. African and Caribbean leaders pressed for independence for British Guiana while Britain eyes a broader commonwealth economic aid scheme and unity through non official educational and scientific bodies.
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London
Southern Rhodesia
Marlborough House
Alec Douglas-Home
John Groves
Alec
British Guiana
Britain
South Africa
Douglas-Home
Commonwealth
Family of Nations
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
Brittain
Kennedy to be moved to Boston hospital for back injuries
Senator Edward Kennedy will be transferred from Northhampton to New England Baptist Hospital in Boston to treat a broken back from the June 19 plane crash. The move will occur via a Westover air base ambulance and no hospitalization duration was provided.
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Northampton
Mass
Edward ‘Ted’ Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Westover Air Base
Fireworks Blast Kills 20 in Aurangabad Factory
An explosion at a fireworks factory in Aurangabad killed 20 people and injured 30 on Wednesday. The facility is 250 miles northeast of Bombay.
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Bombay
Aurangabad
Exploration aims to strike oil in Jordan says court minister
Amman based Court Minister Hazem Nus saibeh stated on Tuesday night that he believes exploratory efforts will discover oil in Jordan. He conveyed optimism about upcoming drilling programs and potential energy gains for the kingdom.
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Amman
Jordan
UPI
Hazem Nussaibeh
Seltzer Gushes From Newark Faucets
In Newark a two story building gets only seltzer from its taps after two carbonic gas cylinders were connected to the wrong pipes. Residents report intermittent carbonation and utilities mix ups since the error began Saturday.
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Newark
Morris Brandes
Brandes
Dewey Is Unable to Attend GOP Convention
Former Gov Thomas E Dewey a leading Republican figure and two time presidential candidate will not attend the party convention in San Francisco due to ongoing litigated matters at his law office requiring his stay in New York.
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New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Republican Party
San Francisco
Lodge: Candidate Should Not Embarrass the Govt
Former Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge urged in prepared remarks for the Republican platform committee that no presidential candidate should embarrass the government by discussing negotiation matters or top secret information. He called for prudent foreign policy, concrete goals, and sustained power, warning against tipping adversaries and cautioned about neglect of domestic issues like slums.
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San Francisco
Henry Cabot Lodge
America
Republican Platform Committee
Lodge
U.S
U. S
Three St Augustine Motels End Segregation Racial Barrier Breach
In St Augustine Florida three motels the Monson's motor lodge the Ponce de Leon and the Floridian began admitting Black guests. Ten negras and two white supporters checked in as civil rights activity peaked.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Monson
Ponce de Leon
Explosions damage McComb civil rights site injure workers
In McComb Mississippi three blasts damaged a civil rights house injuring two SNCC workers and leaving several others unharmed. FBI agents will examine unexploded quart cans found outside the frame house in the Negro section as investigators probe the attack.
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McComb Miss
Freedom House
Mississippi
McComb
FBI
New Orleans
Ed Rudd
George Green
Greenwood
SNCC
Green
Hays
Dent Sweeney
Stanford University
Portland
Ore
5.5 Percent of State Employees Fail To File Taxes
Iowa Tax Commission reports 5.5 percent of nearly 3,000 state and local government employees did not file state income tax returns. Of 2,927 returns checked, 163 were non filers, with $19,377 collected from delinquent cases. The commission outlined gains in delinquent collections and efficiency measures, while noting limits on resolving district inequalities.
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Des Moines
Iowa Tax’ Commission
Commission
X. T. Prentis
Lynn Potter
Andrew George
Wedneslday
Potliter
Prentis
George
Potter
Democrats Find Bobby Baker Guilty of Improprieties
Senate Democrats conclude Bobby Baker built a personal financial empire using his Senate Democratic secretary role. They say he engaged in gross improprieties and concealed outside activities while conflicting with official duties. Republicans protest that the probe was not complete and accuse Democrats of cover up.
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Bobby
G.O.P
Washington
Senate
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
U.S. Opens Talks With Russia on UN Military Forces
The United States and the Soviet Union move toward negotiations on the future makeup and financing of U.N. military forces. Russia seeks Security Council control over force actions, excluding the General Assembly, with troop contributions from smaller members and funds from the five veto powers.
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Washington
U.S
Russia
U.N
Security Council
General Assembly
State Department
Tokyo
Japan
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