Lodge Wins In N H Consolidated Write-In Sweep
In Concord New Hampshire Henry Cabot Lodge the U S ambassador to South Vietnam won the GOP primary as a write-in, sweeping all 14 delegates and defeating Barry Goldwater Nelson Rockefeller and others. With 288 of 302 precincts in Lodge led with 30 659 votes against Goldwater 20 103 Rockefeller 18 734 Nixon 15 042 Smith 2 721 Stassen 1 249.
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Concord
N.H
Henry Cabot Lodge
New Hampshire
Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Nixon
Smith
Stassen
Johnson
White House
Wheat Bill Snag Delays House Action In Wheat Debate
In Washington the wheat cotton bill stalls as House Republicans oppose strong-arm tactics in the Rules Committee. Chairman Howard W. Smith cannot appear as Agriculture Committee Chairman Harold Cooley seeks a Thursday hearing to advance the bill toward a House vote on the Senate version, while policy chief John W. Byrnes cites GOP objections to procedural pressure.
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Washington
House
Howard W. Smith
Dva
Rules Committee
Agriculture Committee
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Cooley
Senate
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
Intercepted Letter to Cha on New Hampshire Primary
A reader compares the New Hampshire presidential primary to spring training for candidates, noting the early campaign phase as a rehearsal period. The brief exchange hints at anticipation and strategic positioning ahead of the upcoming race.
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New Hampshire
Lucky Drought Break Digs Pond and Finds Water
In southeast Kansas drought forces farmers to haul livestock water. Frank Haworth of Humboldt R. 2 near Chanute built a larger stockwater pond with Soil Conservation Service help and a Chanute bulldozer crew. A spring filled the pond, now rising water levels promise a reliable supply once full, with plans to stock fish. Haworth and his wife, Kansas City natives who bought the farm in 1944, plan a fishing hole.
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Kansas
Frank Haworth
Humboldt R. 2
Chanute
Haworth
Allen County Soil Conservation Service
Kansas City
Dynamite Blamed for Nylon Stocking Disintegration
New York AP report cites City Air Pollution Control Department test showing dynamite blasting releases nitrogen oxides that form nitric acid droplets in humid, dust-rich air. The droplets attack nylon stockings, causing their disintegration. Commissioner Arthur J. Benline urges new blasting regulations and seeks Fire Department cooperation on permits.
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New York
Arthur J. Benline
Air Pollution Control Commissioner
Fire Department
Clingan to Manage Huck Boyd Campaign
TOPEKA AP McDill Boyd candidate for governor Republican nomination announced Melvin H. Clingan Shawnee Mission as state campaign manager. Clingan 34 president of a residential building and land development firm native of Atchison educated in Salina four year Summerfield scholar at KU former Prairie Village precinct committeeman and Johnson County Republican finance co chairman.
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Topeka
McDill Boyd
Melvin H. Clingan
Shawnee Mission
Clingan
Atchison
Salina
Summerfield
University of Kansas
Prairie Village
Johnson County
Republican Committee
Traffic Fatalities In Topeka March 7 1964
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours ending 9 am Wednesday for March 7 1964. The tally shows 105 fatalities for the year to date, comparing with 73 deaths for the same period in 1963.
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Topeka
Kansas
New Hampshire Sweepstakes Wins Key Referendum Victory
The New Hampshire Sweepstakes secured a strong yes in a local option referendum held with the presidential primary. With 302 precincts reporting, support exceeded 1 to 1 and tickets for the first race on Sept 12 will be sold at three tracks and in 49 liquor stores across 42 communities. Lottery officials expect over $4 million annually for schools.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Rockingham Park
Salem
K State to Honor Two Top Engineers
Manhattan AP reports Kansas State University to honor two engineering executives with distinguished service awards at the Engineers open house. Walter R. Mitchell of Dallas Texas and Harry R. Wege of Merchantville New Jersey, both KSU alumni, are noted for leadership roles in oil exploration and RCA Missile and Surface Radar, with Mitchell linked to eight companies and Wege serving as VP and GM at the Moorestown plant.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Paul Russell
College of Engineering
Walter R. Mitchell
Dallas, Tex
Harry R. Wege
Merchantville, N. J
Mitchell
Salina
Wege
Great Bend
RCA
Moorestown
N. J
Weather Today and Forecast For The Area
AREA FORECAST Generally fair with little temperature change through Thursday Low tonight 20 to 25 High Thursday near 50 Weather data shows high and low readings, humidity and barometer notes.
Protests as U S appeals over downing of RB66B plane
Washington urged the Soviet Union to help return the unarmed RB66B bomber and its three crew members after it was shot down over East Germany during a training flight. Capt. David Holland, Capt. Melvin Kessler, and 1st Lt. Harold Welch were aboard. their fates were unclear.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
East Germany
Defense Department
Air Force
David I. Holland
Ambrose Holland
Holland, Minn
Melvin J. Kessler
Abraham Kessler
Philadelphia
Harold W. Welch
Gerald W. Welch
Detroit
Holland
Ves
Toul- Rosieres Air Force Base
France
Kessler
Toulaire
Welch
Tyler
U.S
Federal Republic
West Germany
Germany
Flood Waters Close Factories and Block Roads Across Regions
Flood waters poured through the Midwest and East forcing thousands from homes as rivers rose and highways flooded. At least 19 people died amid heavy rain, snow and strong winds, with the Ohio River cresting at Pittsburgh and forecasts for Cincinnati and Louisville as flood zones receded upstream.
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Associated Press
Midwest
New Albany
Ind
Ohio River
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Cincinnati
Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Renovo
Susquehanna River
Utica
West Virginia
Warmer weather to follow brief Kansas cold front
AP dispatch notes cloudiness in eastern Kansas and likely sunshine by Thursday. Light rain fell early near Concordia with highs in the 40s and overnight lows from 15 to 25, ranging west to east. Tuesday highs spanned 45 at Pittsburg to 56 at Garden City, while early lows were 17 at Goodland and 33 at Olathe.
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Topeka
Kansas
Concordia
Pittsburg
Garden City
Goodland
Olathe
Unification Plans Approved for Six Kansas Counties
TOPEKA AP Adel F Throckmorton state superintendent on Tuesday approved unified school district plans for Woodson Harper Lyon Miami Rooks and Pratt counties under 1963 law. Voters in these six counties will decide June 2 on the recommended unified districts. If rejected the planning board may revise and seek approval again. Sixty one of Kansas 105 counties have submitted unified district plans.
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Tribune
Wider Main On Agenda Of Planners
The city planning commission will discuss Chamber of Commerce proposals to widen Main Street in the business district and add two related projects. A new city parking lot at Main and Santa Fe is planned, with changes from diagonal to parallel parking to improve traffic flow and street appearance.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Planning Commission
City Commission
Memorial Building
Chamber
Ist
Lincoln
Evergreen
Main
Santa Fe
Planning Board
Reservoir Bond Approval for Water Plant in Alma
A $210,000 bond issue to fund a water storage reservoir and filtration plant was approved Tuesday by a vote of 230 to 177 in Alma Kansas. The measure authorizes construction and related improvements to secure local water supply. The result was reported by AP.
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Alma
Kan
Feud Talk Between Johnson and Kennedy Sparks Debate
White House aides deny a feud between President Johnson and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy while acknowledging long standing friction. Reports of a split surfaced after Kennedy write-in efforts in New Hampshire and discussions of a possible 1964 running mate, with officials urging unity. Kennedy hinted he might not remain attorney general after November, fueling further speculation.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Kennedy
Salinger
New Hampshire
Robert Kennedy
Indonesia
Malaysia
Second Degree Burglary Charged in Teen Break-ins
Carter Bohling a 16 year old of 310 S Allen faces a second degree burglary charge after police and the Erie sheriff investigation into a series of teen crimes. Bohling and John Gibson 16 of 221 W Main are said to have admitted the Anderson filling station break-in on Jan 31 with pennies taken but minimal losses. Gibson and Don Everly 18 of 814 S Forest are charged in the Erie Farmers Coop break-in on Feb 25. All three boys were to be arraigned in district court this afternoon and authorities say statements linked several other break-ins in the area.
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Carter Bohling
S. Allen
Erie Sheriff's Office
Bohling
Tommy Anderson
1St and
Central
John Gibson
W. Main
Anderson
Gibson
Don Everly
S. Forest
Erie Farmers Coop
Erie
Everly
NuWay Cleaners
Disney's Market
N. Santa Fe
Anderson’s Grocery
S. Highland
Gibson and Everly
Heaton
E. Main
Allen Liquor
Robert Pennington
Pennington
Heaton and Allen
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Salt River
Woodson
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