Barry Goldwater Nomination Provokes European Alarm
London and much of Europe reacted with editorial alarm at Barry Goldwater's nomination. British officials declined comment while papers framed the choice as a reactionary victory and a threat to world peace. Norman Thomas assailed the Republican ticket as a prescription for war, marching in protest against a multilateral nuclear fleet. Pravda labeled Goldwater extreme, and European papers warned of danger to the United States and world stability.
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Sen
Barry Goldwaler
Britain
Europe
Arctorian
New York
Norman Thomas
Socialist Party
Barry Goldwater
Thomas
Bittcrest
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Goldwater
Stockholm
Liberal Expressen
Scandinavia
United States
Copenhagen
Ekstrabladet
Cow Palace
Republican Party
Assandra
Daly Mirror
Doctor Samuel Sheppard to be released on federal order
Dr Samuel H Sheppard the doctor known as Doctor Sam in the Marilyn Sheppard murder case was set to leave Ohio Penitentiary today under a federal court order after nearly ten years seeking to overturn his conviction He faces another potential legal fight before possible parole or a new trial as a habeas corpus writ leads to a 60 day window for action.
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Columbus, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sam
Ohio Penitentiary
Dupe Coe
Dayton
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Tees Weinman
Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
Weinman
S &Page
John Corrigan
Corry Hospital Administrator Resigns After Directors Meet
Hagar L. Alexander resigns as Corry Memorial Hospital administrator effective immediately. He will stay to train his successor and reveal future plans later. The board will begin a search for a new administrator. Alexander, a World War I veteran and former medical corps captain, led the hospital since 1947, overseeing its West Smith Street facilities and recent Joint Commission accreditation.
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Hagar L. Alexander
Corry Memorial Hospital
Alexander
R. Elwin Fuller
Fuller
West Smith
Center Streets
West Smith Street
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Hospital to Pick New Site for Yearly Meet
Corry Memorial Hospital Association plans to move the annual meeting from the hospital to larger quarters to accommodate likely higher attendance. An announcement will define the new location by September 16. A proxies committee was named, donor criteria set at 5 or more, and dedication ceremonies for a new meditation room were handed to the Ladies Auxiliary. The month’s patient report lists 304 patients, 1,180 days of service, 23 major and 65 minor operations, 30 births, and four deaths. Directors present included Christensen, Christiansen, Elston, Hammond, Pitcavage, Slattery, Wurm, Fuller, Kafferlin, Sill, Wiggers, and Young.
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Corry Memorial Hospital Association
Christensen
Christiansen
Elston
Hammond
Pitcavage
Slattery
Wurm
Fuller
Kafferlin
Sill
Wiggers
Young
Methodist Group To Hire Architect For Aged Home Hospital
The Meadville Methodist Home for the Aged executive committee authorized selecting an architect and preparing preliminary drawings for a new nursing hospital. Directors urged the Western Pennsylvania Conference Board of Hospitals and Homes to seek 500000 from conference capital funds for construction. A special conference session in November will decide on a four year capital funds campaign. John Psiris & Associates of Chicago are study consultants. A 120 bed hospital is envisioned with funding from conference, Northwestern Pennsylvania community and Hill-Burton state plan.
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John Psiris & Associates
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Hill-Burton
Crane Crash Damages Railroad Signals At PennsylvanIa Crossing
A crane hit the wig wag signals at the Hiie-Lackawanna crossing on Pennsyl vania avenue yesterday when the boom struck the signal flags. The lowboy trailer was driven by Ronald L. Croscutt, 24, of Corry. He appeared to turn sharp and clip the signals, causing about 150 dollars in damage.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Hiie-Lackawanna
Ronald L. Croscutt
Corry
Croscutt
Baby Drowns In Bathtub In Donora
Donora police investigate the death of one year old Tyrone Gallmore found dead in about eight inches of water in his home bathroom. The child was left in the care of his 16 year old brother while the mother tended an ill daughter in Columbus and the father was at work. Authorities say the boy was discovered face down in the tub after ten minutes. Efforts to revive him failed.
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Donora, Fa
Donora
Tyrone Gallmore
Willie Gallmore
Columbus
Ohio
Lewis
Tyrone
Nuclear test at Nevada site low yield weapons test
An underground nuclear test was conducted today at the Nevada test site by the Atomic Energy Commission. The AEC described it as a weapons related test of low yield under 200000 tons of TNT, marking the second test this year related to weapons development and perfection.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
AEC
Copter Plunges Into Lake Huron Amid Exercise
Four U S Navy airmen were dunked when a Sikorsky Sea Bat helicopter plunged into Lake Huron about 35 miles northeast of Port Huron during a Great Lakes submarine exercise. Three crewmen were rescued by the submarine USS Runner, and the pilot Lt Cmdr Harry Palmatier Jdr was flown to Selfridge Air Force Base Hospital for shock and immersion treatment.
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Lake Huron
Selfridge Air Force Base Hospital
Bob Hope Fills In For Sen Kennedy At Baseball Event
Hollywood AP reports Bob Hope will substitute for Senator Edward Kennedy at a fund raising appearance between games of a Pittsburgh Milwaukee doubleheader. Kennedy, injured in a plane crash, requested Hope to fill in for the charity benefit for the John F. Kennedy Memorial Library.
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Bob Hope
Sen. Kennedy
Johnson signs boat bill to permit 10 horsepower motors
President Johnson yesterday signed a resolution approving a Ohio Pennsylvania agreement allowing motorboats of 10 horsepower to operate in the southern part of Pymatuning Lake. The current unit is six horsepower.
Goldwater Forms Unity Appeal in Fight Against Johnson
Sen. Barry Goldwater vows a vigorous campaign against President Johnson in November while seeking GOP unity. He favors Rep. William Miller of New York as a ticket partner and offers a unity olive branch to defeated rival Gov. Scranton of Pennsylvania. Scranton calls to congratulate, Miller reportedly accepts a possible ticket spot, and Morton notes but Goldwater denies final arrangements.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Jolson
William B. Miller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Scranton
Goldwater
Miller
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
South Carolina
Area Couple Begin One Year Tax Evasion Prison Terms
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F P Werling of Townville started one year sentences in federal confinement after conviction in Erie on four counts of income tax evasion. Each rece ived $10,000 fine plus prison terms. Mrs Werling in Alderson West Virginia and husband in Lewisburg Pennsylvania.
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Meadville
Harry FP. Werling
Townville
Erie
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
U. S. Marshal’s Office
Werlings
Werling
Women's Reformatory
Alderson
W. Va
Lewisburg
Joseph P. Willson
U.S. Alty
Gustave Diamond
U.S. Bureau of Internal Revenue
Wetlings
Internal Revenue Service
Explosions Hit Alleghany Ballistics Lab Pilot Plant
Two blasts at the Alleghan y Ballistics Laboratory in West Virginia early today caused no injuries. The manager Larry Johnston said the explosions occurred in the pilot plant during experimental work. Cause and extent of damage not yet determined.
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Rocket Center
W. Va
Alle- Bany Ballistics Laboratory
Larry Johnsid
Johnston
Republicans Rally Behind Goldwater Nomination
In San Francisco AP reports Republicans unite behind Barry Goldwater after a decisive first ballot win. Governor Scranton calls for unity while Goldwater mulls a running mate, with Rep. William Miller named as a favored contender.
Barry Goldwater's Mother Calm Amid Nomination News
PHOENIX AP The mother of Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater responds calmly to his Republican presidential nomination. Josephine Goldwater, 95 pounds, five feet five, sits in her two story Phoenix home watching the convention. She says she is strong and independent and hopes her son does what he wants, though she knows the race will be difficult and potentially thankless.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Baron
Josephine
Goldwater
San Francisco
Susan Armstrong
Chicago
Chinese Threat Near Sikkim Bhutan Border Report
The Hindu in Madras reports a heavy Chinese buildup near the Sikkim Bhutan frontier intensifying tensions. Indian observers monitor border activity as regional patrols increase.
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Madras
India
Sikkim-Bhutan
the Hindu
Sparta Gets New Post Office Building
Congressman's 1 year visit highlighted Sparta’s need for better heating as ink froze in winter. The Postal Service will build a leased, private capital facility on Main Street near Mechanic, offering 1,600 square feet of office space and 3,500 square feet for parking and postal vehicles. Bid forms will be issued soon. no opening date set.
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James Weaver
Spartansburg
Weaver
Crawford County
Washington
Sparta
Main Street
Mechanic Street
Scranton Wins Within Pennsylvanians While Losing Nomination
Gov. William W. Scranton secured a victory for his delegation in Pennsylvania as 60 of 64 delegates backed him on the first ballot. The roll call showed Goldwater gains limited as local GOP leaders preserved the earlier tally, with Humes predicting 10 Goldwater votes.
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San Francisco
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Scranton
Theodore L. Humes
Bolivar
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Six Whites Sentenced For Stoning Black Bus Riders
Six white youths from Lynn pleaded guilty to stoning a bus carrying a largely Black group from a Pittsburgh church camp. Each received five days in jail plus a $25 fine and costs from Judge John W. Macy. The incident followed a dispute after a stop near Lyon, Ohio, as the 38 passengers returned to Pittsburgh.
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Wivenporean
And
Pittsburgh
Colorado
Barry Wants Miller As Mate For 1964 Ticket
New York Rep. William E. Miller is Sen. Barry Goldwater's choice for vice president on the 1964 Republican ticket. Ed Neller said the selection would be presented at the state chair meeting by California GOP Leader William F. Knowland. Miller, former chairman of the RNC, is expected to be ratified quickly by the Republican National Convention.
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San Pranuidualar
New York
William E. Miller
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Ed Neller
Miller
California
William F. Knowland
Goldwater Leads South Carolina In First Ballot For Nomination
The South Carolina showdown pushes Goldwater to secure 883 votes on the first ballot at the Cow Palace as Scranton trails with 214 and Rockefeller 114. A Scranton motion for unanimous renomination wins applause amid 25 delegates remaining opposed. Reported talks of Miller as a potential second on the ticket are denied by both men.
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South Carolina
Goldwater
Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Miller
Morton
East German border incident winds through competing reports
ADN and the U S Army gave conflicting accounts of a Berlin border clash on a Sunday near the border area. The U S Army said a sedan driven by a U S serviceman sought to ram a East German patrol leader while a border guard allegedly struck an American officer. The Communist version claimed no slap but offered a different sequence of events and denied the car entered a restricted zone.
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East Germany
ADN
U.S
U.S. Army
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