Debates By Candidates Not Always Desirable
Washington AP reports a nine member commission of the American Political Science Association finds presidential debates are generally desirable but may harm national interests in certain situations. The panel led by Carl J. Friedrich notes only the president can decide to debate during campaigns and cites Kennedy Nixon debates as prominent but cautions drawn from events like the Cuban invasion and missile crisis.
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Goldwater Nixes Debate Amid Convention Tensions
Goldwater cancels a fundraising appearance and challenges Scranton over convention control. Scranton accuses Goldwater aides of treating delegates as a flock. Denison Kitchel denounces the governor’s remarks as intemperate. Eisenhower schedules an afternoon news conference while remaining noncommittal on endorsements. The exchange unfolds as the GOP contest intensifies.
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Goldwater Faces Floor Fight as Scranton Presses Platform Battle
San Francisco AP update reports Gov. Scranton's forces push to block Goldwater's first ballot nomination through a fierce platform fight. Goldwater insists on readiness for any floor vote Tuesday as Democrats forecast a clash over extremism, civil rights, and nuclear policy shaping the GOP path.
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Battle for Mekong Delta Escalates with Heavy Casualties
Vietnamese government forces repelled a Communist siege near Vinh Che, 100 miles south of Saigon, using 56 militiamen as bait. Four regular battalions lifted the siege as both sides incurred heavy losses. Communists claimed higher casualties, while American advisors doubted. Separate report in Taipei cited a claimed sinking of a Red Chinese transport off Kwangtung.
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Corpse May Offer Clue In Missing Civil Rights Workers
An autopsy at the University Medical Center examined the decomposed lower torso found by a fisherman in Old River near where it meets the Mississippi, about 15 miles south of Tallulah, Louisiana. Three civil rights workers vanished June 21 after jail release for speeding in Philadelphia, Mississippi. The body’s sex and race could not be determined from its condition.
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Jim Clark Wins British and European Grand Prix
BRAINS HALUM England AP World champion Jim Clark of Scotland won the British and European Grand Prix race Saturday. He finished less than three seconds ahead of London rival Graham Hill, driving a factory Lotus. Clark earned nine points toward the 1964 world championship, widening his lead to four over Hill. John Surtees of London finished third in a Ferrari V eight.
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Fatal Crash Kills 3 Year Old Man in Homestead
A 3 year old Homestead man died at Homestead General Hospital from injuries after his car struck a utility pole and crashed into a supermarket in rainy conditions on Brown's Hill last night. John Jacavino was the driver.
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Warren Bridge Enthusiast Helen Pendleton Rockwell Dies
Mrs Helen Pendleton Rockwell a Warren resident and famed bridge player dies at 7:85 p.m. after seven months of ill health. Born July 26 1885 in Annapolis she authored two cook books and taught the Goren system inspiring many in the region. She visited Charles Goren in 1961 and helped start local bridge enthusiasts. daughter of Gen Joseph H Pendleton after whom Camp Pendleton was named.
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French Red Leader Thorez Dies In Soviet Departure
Maurice Thorez 84 longtime head of the French Communist Party died Saturday aboard a Soviet ship en route from the Black Sea to Yalta for heart treatment. His body landed in Varna and later Paris where mourners gathered. Thorez represented the Paris district in the National Assembly and will be buried in Ivry sur Seine before services at party headquarters.
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Fear Explosion In Cyprus omtinia
The Turkish Foreign Ministry through Ankara stated only routine replacements were sent to Cyprus while Cypriot Interior Minister Georgadiis cited 2809 arrivals at Limassol. He detailed 2200 Greek Cypriot students returning home for summer and 500 deserters from the Greek army aiding the Cyprus government. Maj. Gen. M. P. G. Carver was noted in the report.
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Powdered Sugar Insect Poison Kills 22 in Greece Village
In Stylia Greece a widow mistook white powder used for spraying fruit trees for powdered sugar during a memorial service for Gregory Apostopoulos. Twenty two people died and 128 were ill within hours in a village of 388. Widow and two children were not affected.
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Toanna Apostopoulos
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Thamopoulos
Eisenhower Answered Puzzling Questions From Children
New York AP report notes Gettysburg elementary pupils interviewed Dwight D. Eisenhower on ABC Discovery program. He cited hardest choice as deciding to run for president and approving the D-Day invasion. He named favorite foods as a mix of Southern dishes and Pennsylvania Dutch fare like scrapple sausage and hominy grits.
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No-Bar Riders Win Prizes In Falconer Event
The No-Bar Hiding Club of Columbus won prizes at Falconer hosted by the Chautauqua County Trail Riders, with Gordon Miller taking second in pleasure pony hitch aboard Tomi Boy and Peggy Miller placing second in senior western events aboard Little Tex. Edith Fox rode Bar Joe Wimpy to third in stock horse and second in trail, while Susan Windahl earned fourth in junior western equitation and third in junior western pleasure aboard Chatawa King and others competed in queen’s class. The retiring British deputy commander of the U N force stated U N patrols had not seen Turkish troops land, noting arrivals of several trained personnel.
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