Johnson Receives Clean Bill of Health for 1964 Campaign
President Johnson, 56, announced four doctors found no symptoms of illness and normal blood pressure after a 90 minute health exam. He walked laps with Vice President Humphrey near the White House and planned campaign trips while vowing to stay near home when possible.
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Mayo Clinic
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James M. Young
Meat prices rise in Lancaster County amid farm group action
Increased meat prices were reported in Lancaster County. A leading packing house cited the National Farm Organization withholding live stock from markets, mainly in the Midwest, as the cause of the price rise.
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Lancaster, Pa
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania
National Farm Organization
Midwest
Barry Goldwater presses Vietnam issue at sea on campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater cruised off Southern California aboard a borrowed yacht to press the Vietnam War as a major electoral issue. He warned against peace talks that could appease Communists and urged strengthening military positions before any settlement with Red China or Communist forces. He emphasized limited Communist participation and noted advisors suggested a shift if South Vietnam’s military position improves.
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Paul Wagner
Wagner
United States
Boy 10 shoots sister to death in Indiana Township yard
Stephen Prucnul, 10, accidentally shot his nine year old sister Anna in the stomach with a .22 rifle while hunting hawks in the backyard of their home in Indiana Township. Alma was pronounced dead at Allegheny Valley Hospital in Natrona Heights.
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Alma
Allegheny Valley Hospital
Natrona Heights
Nomination Call Delights Humphrey Family in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City AP reports President Johnson informs Muriel Humphrey of her son’s nomination. Mrs Humphrey jokes about outfits as Johnson confirms the pick. Also notes Goldwater plans to launch campaign September 3 in Prescott Arizona aboard the Sundance yacht. A separate item records the death of Rose Santacan Vidal de Comorera, 65, linked to Spanish Communist leadership.
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Hubert Humphrey
White House
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Tucker
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United States
Goldwater
Prescott, Ariz
Sundance
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Juan Comorera Y Soler
Communists and Revolutionary Movement
Jackie Feted at Lively Reception in New Jersey
Mrs. John F Kennedy arrives in New Jersey for a reception honoring her husband the late President. The event draws 5600 Democratic convention delegates and runs in three shifts from 12 30 to 5 30 p m. A memorial service for Kennedy will be held later at the convention without her attendance. She will return to Newport Rhode Island after the visit.
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John F. Kennedy
W. Averell Harriman
Delegates Pledge Big Vote For Humphrey At Convention
Humphrey praised by labor ally as a great friend while the Pennsylvania delegation shows mixed support. Mary Green Devlin Cooper, sister of the late Rep. William J. Green, seeks to nominate Robert F. Kennedy, but is ignored by party leaders. Cooper asserts broader national desire to honor Kennedy and the late president.
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America
Humphrey
Mary Green Devlin Cooper
U.S
William J. Green
Philadelphia
Robert F. Kennedy
John M. Bailey
Smith
Green
Cooper
Bobby
Births and local political remarks reported in Corry area
A list notes births at Corry Memorial and Westfield Memorial Hospitals with names and hometowns. A separate report covers Judge Evans’ remarks on political pressure claims involving Lambertton Knepp and Hill in the Non-Support Office case.
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Lamberton
Judge Evans
McInnes
Register of Wills
Esso Norway Abandoned After Engine Room Explosion At Sea
The 41,642-ton British tanker Esso Norway was abandoned in the Arabian Sea after an engine room explosion and fire. Esso Petroleum Co said 46 crew members were picked up by a British navy tank landing ship, with three crewmen unaccounted for.
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Esso Norway
Arabian Sea
Esso Petroleum Co
Esso
Greensburg man pleads guilty to bank embezzlement
Curtis Grege aged 34 pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to embezzling 897 dollars from the First National Bank of Greensburg. He was sentenced to one year probation by Judge Rabe F. Marsh.
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Greensburg
U. S. District Court
Rabe F. Marsh
Curtis Grege
First National Bank of
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