Shastri Gaining Ground in Indian Congress Race
In New Delhi India's Congress backs Shastri as the likely successor to the late Nehru. Kamara surveys officials nationwide with Shastri emerging as favorite while Morar Desai slips. Nehru warned against sole dynastic naming and favored a party wide decision.
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India
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la! Bahadur Shastri
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Kamara
Shastri
Morarji Desai
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T. T. Krishnamachari
G. L. Nanda
Desai
Tolirn Gandhi
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Two hurt as car plunges into river on expressway
A Charleston woman died and two others were injured Sunday when their car struck another vehicle on the South Side Expressway, veered over a guard rail, and sank into the Kanawha River. Mrs Virginian Olean Thomas, 41, died at Charleston General Hospital. Her daughter Belettra Joan, 10, and Ruby Lee, 23, were hospitalized but not believed seriously hurt. The crash raised Memorial Day weekend highway deaths to seven and total highway fatalities to 177. Patrolmen Sigman and Bender investigated, with the Fierbaugh car driven by Patti Fierbaugh, 18, involved in the sequence.
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Ruby Lee
Daniel Boone
Thomas
Sigmon
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Flerbaugh
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Woodrow W. Stewart
St. Beloit
SY. Va
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Mershkall County
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United
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Raleigh County
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William Toler
Nestorville
Barbour County
W. Va
Charles D. Armentroul
Cirtsville
Averal
Marshall University
Laos
Cambodia
Thailand
US Strategists Meet in Hawaii to Map Asia Program
In Honolulu, top US diplomatic and military leaders gather for a two day conference to devise a strategy to deny Southeast Asia to communism without wider war. Delegations from Rusk and McNamara will craft political and military moves, pressuring Hanoi and Pathet Lao while weighing greater US involvement.
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Johnson Misses Hazard in Narrow Church Drive
President Johnson narrowly avoided hitting a broken cattle on a rural drive to church near Johnson City Texas. His white sedan and a four car caravan proceeded safely as a glass fragment tore a hole in the front, while the Secret Service kept the motorcade together. The First Family later attended services in Fredericksburg and planned a July 22 meeting in Washington with Malaysian Prime Minister Abdul Rahman to discuss Asia and broader regional issues.
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Texas
Goldwater and Rockefeller Wind Up in California Today
Goldwater and Rockefeller push toward a California primary showdown as two million Republicans may vote. Rockefeller, who welcomed a newborn son, plans crosscounty rallies while Goldwater schedules a Los Angeles news conference and a commencement speech for his daughter. Both predict strong showings as Oregon results loom and GOP dynamics shape the race for the nomination.
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California GOP Primary Faces Rocky Lead and Goldwater Challenge
Harris surveys show Nelson Rockefeller leading in California’s Republican primary with about 49 percent on a final ballot, while Barry Goldwater remains a strong anti establishment favorite. undecided voters could tilt the final result, with many preferring a different candidate entirely.
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New York
Mellwain Offers Choice In South Charleston Mayoral Race
Voters are advised to back L. C. Mellwain over incumbent Walter Kramer in Tuesday's South Charleston mayoral election. The main editorial outlines several reasons for the switch as presented in today’s edition.
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L. C. Mellwain
Walter Kramer
Subways Rioted by Two Negro Bands in Brooklyn
New York report recalls two separate bands of Negro youths terrorizing Brooklyn subway trains early Sunday. One group of 20 or more smashed windows and robbed passengers, the other of four men with a meat cleaver threatened a motorman and passengers. Police arrested 12, 30 to 40 white bystanders fled. The train riot occurred in Sheepshead Bay Bensonhurst area after 2 am. Witnesses blamed bystander apathy as victims were beaten.
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Graham Draws 12000 to Huntington Crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham attracted about 12 000 listeners at Fairfield football stadium in Huntington on Sunday. The crowd filled 10 000 seats as the event featured a week long crusade atmosphere, an offering drive, and remarks by actress Ethel Waters who praised being born again.
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