Scranton Delegates Readied to Bolt From Goldwater
In a Harrisburg briefing Scranton Professed lack of intent to challenge Goldwater and urged a first ballot victory for the Arizona senator. He noted that if Goldwater fails on the first ballot winning the nomination would be very difficult, and he announced his candidacy on June 12.
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U S Builds Case For Danang Air Base Expansion
The article details U S plans to expand Danang airstrip and related facilities in South Vietnam linking with Tan Son Nhut Bien Hoa Nhatrang and Thai bases amid jet reconnaissance ops including U2 flights. It notes strategic aims from Thailand to deter Communist influence and cites a nearby RAPAR station and film processing upgrades. It also covers Scranton’s comments in Scranton Pa on Goldwater Civil Rights votes and Republican campaign plans with delegate projections and upcoming appearances.
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Trees Uprooted in Ward Storm
Trees were uprooted in the Ward area during a Sunday afternoon storm with strong winds. A garage owned by Ernie Greathouse collapsed causing slight damage. several outhouses overturned and minor property damage reported.
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Crisis-Plagued Soviet Needs U.S. Trade Dodd Says
Senator Thomas J. Dodd warned the Soviet economy faces crises in agriculture industry and raw materials and requires Western trade. He cited 1961 figures showing vast parts shortages for tractors combines and harvesters, plus private plots producing large shares of potatoes eggs wool meat and poultry.
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Pope Celebrates First Year as Pope in St Peter's Square
Pope Paul VI marked the first anniversary of his election by blessing the crowd in St. Peter's Square. He recalled his noon appearance a year ago and said his efforts and prayers are for the world and peace as about 12,000 gathered.
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China Warns Against Soviet Domination via Aid
Soviet domination warned by Peking to underdeveloped states on Sunday. China urged Asian and African nations to build national independent economies through mutual cooperation without relying on Moscow, Washington, or the United Nations.
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Congo Premier hints postponing independence day
Leopoldville Premier Cyrille Adoula said June 30 independence celebrations may be delayed to allow a nationwide referendum on a new constitution. He noted June 3 marks the final departure of all United Nations soldiers and the end of Congo's first parliament, calling the day a possible day of destiny.
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Carbide Fills Foreign Orders Amid WV Turbulence
Washington reports Union Carbide plant in South Charleston West Virginia filled forty one thousand sixteen dollars in polyethylene orders under foreign aid ELRING program. AID moved to assist a broad area as eight to ten families evacuated homes. a man 28 Luke Pawley was injured in a wreck near Hernshaw.
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Surgeon Saves Arm and Hopes for Hand Replacement
A wedge-shaped bone fragment was replaced with a metal plate, tendons rejoined, nerves clamped for later reconnection, and skin closed over the wrist as the operation to restore circulation continued. Doctors expect elbow saving and an artificial hand. Marks plans intensive therapy at University of Virginia Hospital after transfer.
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Asthma Formula Backed by Doctors Now OTC
New York reports an asthma formula widely prescribed by doctors is now available over the counter. Medical tests show it relieves attacks within minutes and offers hours of relief from recurring wheezing and spasms. The formula is marketed as safe when used as directed.
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Westmoreland Calls for Discipline and Night Operations in Vietnam
Lt. Gen. William C. Westmoreland, new commander in South Vietnam, urged troops to maintain discipline and fundamentals. He emphasized firepower, aggressiveness, and night operations, stressing protection of civilians and winning hearts and minds at province and village levels.
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Ikeda Tours Quake Hit Niigata Amid Rescue Efforts
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda visited Niigata after a devastating earthquake as 3,000 troops and residents battled to shore up river banks with sandbags. Torrential rain caused Shinano River flooding, with over 10,000 houses underwater and 5 people still missing alongside a confirmed death toll of 14. Five of the previously missing have been found alive.
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Two Brothers Face Arraignment in Cigarette Theft
State police identify brothers Fout 44 Handley and John 24 as suspects in a break in at the Hamley YMCA last Friday. They face arraignment today on grand larceny charges involving six and a half car tons of cigarettes stolen from the facility.
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SEC Nominee Faces Hostility Before Senate Committee
President Johnson's nominee to the Securities and Exchange Commission, Hamer Budge, is expected to face a hostile cross examination before the Senate Banking Committee this week. The nomination is not expected to fail to gain Senate approval.
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Nikita Sails For Sweden On Scandinavian Tour
COPENHAGEN Denmark Premier Khrushchev ended his Danish visit calling it a wonderful country and said he would borrow Danish production and science. He sailed for Sweden on the second leg of his 195? Scandinavian tour after a brief farewell on board the Bashkiria bound for Stockholm.
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