Rockefeller Eyes Goldwater Support If He Secures Nomination
New York AP Gov. Nelson Rockefeller left open the question of backing Barry Goldwater if he becomes the Republican nominee. Rockefeller said he would support Goldwater on a 1960 style GOP platform, noting that platform included liberal planks. He plans to announce his intentions toward the GOP standard bearer next month and discussed Nixon’s possible 1964 bid.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Tole
Richard M. Nixon
ABC
Nixon
Howard K. Smith
Charge Driver 18 In Fatal Crash Near Titusville
Franklin State Police charged Richard E. Chapman 19 with involuntary manslaughter after a fatal collision on Route 27 three miles east of Titusville. The crash killed David L. Chapman 24 and James D. Murphy 17. Chapman released on a $3,000 bond. hearing set for 2 p.m. Thursday before Alderman Bedford.
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Richard E. Chapman
Pleasantville
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Franklin
Chapman
Fred J. Murphy
David L. Chapman
James D. Murphy
C. M. Sonne
Crawford County
Bedford
Rusk Reassures Germany on Keeping Forces
In Frankfurt Dean Rusk and Chancellor Erhard reaffirmed the US commitment to maintain six divisions in West Germany as long as needed, likening NATO unity to counter a potential French withdrawal. They hailed the Marshall Plan legacy and urged a strong Atlantic Alliance amid De Gaulle’s push for an independent Europe and a NATO nuclear fleet proposal.
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George C Marshall
Europe
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France
Texas
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Nassau
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Congress
Pidel Castro
Cuba
Eurrope
Senecas Meet With Brass On Kinzua Dam
In Washington over the weekend Seneca leaders met White House officials to discuss displacement and dam related issues at Kinzua Pa. Attorney Arthur Lazarus Jr said a friendly reception was reported but no decisions made. One matter settled was the sale of 134 Seneca parcels to the Army Engineers for the reservoir project.
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White House
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Lazarus
Army
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Seneca Nation
Basil Williams
DeForest Billy
Lee C. White
Kennedy
Kennedy Khrushchev Fallout and 1964 Political Struggles
President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev sign the nuclear test ban, easing tension briefly while Khrushchev faces domestic trouble and a weakened economy. Witnessed are shifts in US moon program prospects, civil rights marches, and looming 1964 campaign battles amid Vietnam and Cuba tensions.
Drought Spreads in Pennsylvania Across Counties
The drought deepens as a blaze near Wellsbang highlights ongoing losses. Gov. Scranton receives word from Agriculture Secretary Freeman designating Allegheny, Butler, Cambria, Clinton, Crawford, Indiana, Mercer, Westmoreland and others as emergency disaster areas. Farmers in these counties gain access to surplus grain at reduced cost, with a request to ICC to cut hay freight tariffs for rail shipments to the designated counties.
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Allegheny
Butler
Campbria
Clinton
Crawford
Indiana
Mercer
Westmore Land
Freeman
Scranton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Youth Held In Slaying In Fayette County
A 16 year old boy is in custody for questioning after a fatal shotgun shooting at a Puri tan home. Glenn Farrier, 28, of Masor town died at Uniontown Hospital about an hour after the Sun day morning incident. James Savage of McClellandtown was taken into custody and held at Fayette County Juvenile Detention Home with no charges filed yet.
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Glenn Farrier
Masortown
Puritan
James Savage
McClellandtown
Savage
Farrier
Uniontown
Fayette County
Pa Race Driver Killed In Crash
John T. Henderson of New Castle Pennsylvania died in a Virginia International Raceway accident during the Goblins Go race. His sports car left the track on the third lap while attempting a pass, struck a tree broadside, and ended his seasoned national road racing career at about age 30.
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John T. Henderson
New Castle
Virginia International Raceway
Henderson
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