Goldwater Widens Lead At 1964 GOP Convention Vote Totals
Barry Goldwater held a firm edge as the 28th Republican National Convention opened in San Francisco. An AP survey tallied Goldwater with 740 first ballot votes, Scranton 169, Rockefeller 103, Lodge 45, Smith 18, and 47 uncommitted plus 186 favoring unpledged. Scranton gained subtly with unpledged Goldwater delegates, while Byrnes Wisconsin holdouts and Rhodes releases could shift votes.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Debates Seen as Generally Desirable for President
A nine member American Political Science Association panel led by Carl J. Friedrich says televised debates are typically beneficial but may harm national interest in certain cases. The panel notes a president who is also a candidate must weigh duties before debating. It cites Kennedy Nixon debates and mentions Johnson's undecided stance amid Cuban invasion and missile crisis concerns.
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The
American Political Science Association
Carl J. Friedrich
Harvard Graduate School of Public Administration
Wright Captures Fourth US Women's Open Title
Mickey Wright of Dallas defeats Ruth Jessen of Seattle in a Sun Diego playoff to win the USGA women's open for the fourth time. Wright posted 70 in the 18-hole playoff while Jessen shot 72, after both finishing regulation tied at 290. Shirley Englehorn and Marilyn Smith tied for third at 291.
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San Diego
Calif
Mickey Wright
Blonde Mickey
Dallas
Blonde Ruth Jessen
Seattle
San Diego Country Club
Mickey
Miss Jessen
Shirley Englehorn
Los Angeles
Marilyn Smith
Colorado Spring
Sandra Haynie
Peggy Wilson
Joann Prentice
Marlene Bauer Hagge
Kathy Whitworth
Bull mastiff guards postman on Cape town route
In East London South Africa a bull mastiff on a postman route helps protect Kenny Davidson as he delivers mail. The dog accompanies Davidson nearly every day, chases off other dogs and has a history of guarding the same route with his predecessor.
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East London
South Africa
Indian Ocean
Kenny Davidson
Davidson
World silver use for money dominates mining output
About three fourths of the silver mined globally goes into money. The statistic highlights silver's primary role in currency and monetary reserves amid mining trends.
Second Bethel Closes In Western Kentucky
Hopkinsville based Bethel College, a 110 year old Baptist supported school, will suspend operations this spring after failed relocation efforts. A Bethel College in USSELLVILLE, 35 miles away, closed in 1933 after 84 years of operation.
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Hopkinsville
Bethel College
Kentucky
Ussellville
Boy 12 Fatal Pistol Accident Near Independence
Dennis Morse, 12, died after a pistol discharged as he attempted to load it while his stepfather and mother fished nearby. The incident happened on the Caney River at Cheyenne Creek mouth in Independence Kansas.
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Dennis Morse
James Ray Leroy
Bill Lessmas
Caney River
Cheyenne Creek
Chanute Tribune highlights and notices for July 15 1964
Page ten of the Chanute Tribune dated Monday July 15 1964 showcases local briefs, announcements and brief news items. Items include community updates, classified notices and regional updates reflecting mid July civic life in Chanute and surrounding areas.
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Liam W. Scranton
Ohio
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Rhodes
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Gunther
Palmer Dixon
Harvard University
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Byers
Second Bethel
Cathy Lee Crosby
Linda Lou
Wimbledon
Arcadia
Independence
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Hamamatsucho
Tokyo
Japan
Takeshiba Pier
Hunt
Speas
Armour
Swift
Oleo
Vero
U.S
Cotiace
Busch Bavarian
Old Milwaukee
Carol
Acabawa
Antaloupe
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Qi Tren
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Rollow TV
Zenith
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Zenith Tvs
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Rollow
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