Three GOP Governors Tell Goldwater to Alter Image
In Cleveland three Republican governors urged Barry Goldwater to soften his conservative image or risk losing key states in the November election. Nelson Rockefeller William Scranton and George Romney pressed for a civil rights declaration in the party platform and suggested adopting some moderating reforms.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
George Romney
Michigan
Scranton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Chester
Pennsylvania Milky College
Congress
Romney
Romaney
Thruston B. Morton
Rey
Republicary
Nomination Scranton Moves Into Presidential Race
Republican leaders from Pennsylvania and Kentucky endorsed Gov. William Scranton as a possible Republican presidential candidate. Senator Hugh Scott called Scranton the ideal candidate and urged a Scranton movement. Senator John Sherman Cooper noted talks with Eisenhower to persuade Scranton to step forward. Minnesota Republicans pledged support if Lodge declines, while the National Draft Scranton Committee pursued a formal draft with Gerald Morgan contacting prominent Republicans.
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Associated Press
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
William W. Scranton
Scott
Bill Scranton
Scranton
Cooper
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Minnesota Draft Lodge Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
John C. McNulty
Lodge
Vietnam
NeNulty
Barry Goldwater
National Draft Scranton Committee
Washington
White House
Gerald D. Morgan
Morgan
Ruby on gem hunt yields 86 50 carat ruby near Old Shuler mine
A Georgia housewife found a ruby weighing 86 50 carats during a weekend gem hunt at the Old Shuler mine. Mrs. David Stock bought dirt for $1 and retrieved the gem, valued by a local dealer at about $50 per carat, calling it a gift of God. Also reported is the death of historian Edward Deming Andrews at 70, an authority on Shaker culture.
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Ay. Vere
a_Georgini
Old Shuler
Here
David Stock
Dawson
Stocks Toby
Richmond
Mass
Edward Deming Andrews
Guggenheim
Supreme Court Won't Review Red Ruling on US Communist Party
The Supreme Court refused to hear the case, leaving a three judge Court of Appeals ruling intact that the Communist Party of the United States violated the Internal Security Act by failing to register. The court held no proof existed of officers who could sign without self-incrimination. The party faced a $120,000 fine for omitting officer names, income, expenditures, and printing locations, a denial later upheld.
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Washingion
Supreme Court
Communist Party of the
United States
Jeourt
Byron R. White
U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Court of Appeals
Subversive Activities Control Board
Goldwater faces challenge from GOP governors in bid
Three Republican governors Rockefeller Romney and Scranton warn Goldwater must soften his conservative image to win the GOP nomination or risk losing states in November. Goldwater says he would need solid Eisenhower Nixon Scranton opposition to derail his bid.
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Barry Goldwater
Two U.S. jets shot down over Laos in heavy cloud cover
Communist ground fire downs a second U.S. Navy Crusader over central Laos near Plaine des Jarres. Pilot Cmdr. Doyle W. Lynn is rescued by a U.S. helicopter. Lt. Charles F. Klusmann parachuted but landing site unknown. Monsoon weather hampers search as Red China accuses U.S. rockets at Pathet Lao HQ.
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Laos
U.S. Navy
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Kitty Hawk
South China Sea
United States
Souvanna Phouma
Doyle W. Lynn
la Mesa
Calif
U.S
Charles F. Klusmann
San Diego
Klusman
Red China
Khang Khay
Week End Car Crashes Cause $1 500 Loss
Corry state police reported three weekend auto accidents with no injuries but $1,500 in damage. The incidents occurred within three hours starting 6 p.m. on Route 6 near Corry and involved Adolph M. Price, Sally Dewey, and Crescent Kurhe. Investigations are ongoing with possible charges.
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Joseph Robyak
Adolph M. Price
Sand Point
Idaho
Price
Union City
Elmer Schifke
Sally Dewey
Waterford
Dewey
Titusville
Centerville
Robyak
Cresent D
Kur- He
Movie actor Robert Warwick dies at 85 in Los Angeles
Sacramento California born actor Robert Warwick age 85 died Saturday in Los Angeles. Born Robert Taylor Bien he appeared in hundreds of films and was the first Alias Timmy Valentine.
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Tex
Texas
W. P. Hobby
Houston Post
Hobby
Post
Los Angeles
Robert Warwick
Timmy Valentine
Anawis
Sacramento
Calif
Warwick
Robert Taylor Bien
Drowning Tales From Meadville And Warren
In Meadville Crawford County coroner declares the death accidental after a body found in French Creek is identified as a 55 year old man. Witnesses say a wrist watch six dollars and a laundry mark were found on the fully clothed body. In Warren a one year old boy drowns after falling from a tug boat on the Allegheny River while two brothers watch. The body was recovered downstream and revived efforts failed. State Police note the dredging boat is the craft involved.
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Meadville
French Creek
Cochranton
Daniel Maloney
Crawford County
Erie-Lackawanna
Maloney
County Home
Warren
Daniel Shirm Wagner
Dwayne
Douglas
J. F. Crane
Frederick Berry
Richard Graves
Nehru's Ashes Stampede At Ganges River Dawn
In Allahabad thousands mourners crowded the Ganges where Nehru's ashes were scattered from an amphibious vehicle. A fatal stampede killed at least four and a drowning occurred as police struggled to control the crowd. Indira Gandhi and her brothers Rajiv and Sanjay witnessed the ceremony.
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Allahabad
India
Ganges
Min- Nehru
Nehru
New Delhi
Babuji
Indira Gandhi
Rajiv
Sanjay
Jumna
Vandals Strike Cottage of Dr Martin Luther King Jr
Vandals smashed furniture and set bed clothing afire in a summer cottage in Augustine used by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. He may mobilize a nonviolent army for demonstrations. King was in New York. he directs the Southern Christian Leadership Conference and was here Friday for a meeting with Negro leaders.
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Augustine
Ila
Martin Luther King
King
New York
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Kate Smith Severely Cut by Glass Door Accident
West Palm Beach AP report says singer Kate Smith, 55, walked through a plate glass door yesterday, suffering deep cuts requiring 25 stitches. Dr. Walter R. Newbern treated her, and she remained hospitalized as she recovers at a West Palm Beach facility. The incident occurred at a home where Smith had been staying in seclusion following the recent death of manager and friend Ped Collins.
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Kate Smith
West Palm Beach, Fla
Walter R. Newbern
Miss Smith
Ped Collins
Rer Longlimas
West Palm Beach Hospital
First cheerleader Rosa Hart dies in Lake Charles
Rosa Lucille Hart, 63, the United States first lady cheerleader and 30 year director of the Lake Charles Little Theater, died yesterday after several heart attacks.
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Lake Charles
Rosa
Lucille Hart
United States
City Updates 1949 Zoning Ordinance Aims Ahead
The first comprehensive update in 15 years moves to the City Planning Commission for review before public hearings. Cornell and City Engineer Johnson crafted a bulky 18 page ordinance tying building height, lot usage, yard size, and density to orderly growth. It establishes a Board of Adjustment and sets permitted and conditional uses for R-1 districts with off street parking standards to curb street crowding.
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City Planning Commission
Cornell
David Johnson
Council
Board of Adjustment
Sign rules limit office signs and ban neon illumination
In Ret districts doctors must use small signs and no illuminated neon displays. In B-2 and multiple valley areas signs may be lit but only from a hooded, steady source. Billboards are prohibited. The article notes stricter regulations continued on page two.
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