Kennedy says he will quit as attorney general after election
Hubert H. Kennedy announced he will resign as attorney general after the November presidential elections. He told reporters he would not stay on under President Johnson and may take the family abroad for a year, with England among possible destinations.
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Draft Ike News Briefs Stir Political Turmoil
Washington reports a sensational plan to draft former President Dwight Eisenhower as an active candidate to block Senator Barry Goldwater’s nomination. The move reportedly has backing from Governors Scranton and Rockefeller and Henry Cabot Lodge, who left his post to join the effort against Goldwater.
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Indicted in Cuba parts shipment probe
Bailes, 30, Castro Fio, traffic manager at Ullman Jones Inc, and Jimmie Les Jeroen, San Mateo plant owner, were indicted by a federal grand jury in New York. US Attorney Morgenthau says a ring attempted to ship over a million dollars in locomotive and automotive parts to Havana using false documents.
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Castro Fio
United States
Cuba
Ullman Jones, Inc
San Mateo
Jimmie Les Jeroen
Robert M. Morgenthau
Havana
Europe
Prayer for clarity and kindness in daily work
A devotional plea asking God to grant mental accuracy and creativity for efficient work, to resist sarcasm, and to pursue loving thoughtfulness and kind actions throughout the day.
Conductor Pierre Monteux Dies At 89 In Maine
French born conductor Pierre Monteux, 69, died at his Hancock Maine home after a long illness. He led major orchestras including the Boston Symphony, San Francisco, and the Concertgebouw. Monteux resided in Maine with his wife Doris Hodgkins Monteux, and his last public appearance was in Rome last spring after a fall.
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United States
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San Francisco
Triangle shooting at Pleasanton racetrack shocks town
41 year old racetrack employee faces attempted murder charges after a downtown Pleasanton shooting that injured James Lee Phillips a 33 year old Livermore bartender. Police allege the incident sprang from a love triangle involving William Cummings. Phillips was treated at Valley Memorial Hospital in Livermore. Cummings arrested hours after the shooting on assault with a deadly weapon and assault with intent to murder. Witnesses saw two gunshots near Main Street tavern. Investigators sought the weapon as more details emerged about the case and relations between Cummings and his wife Norma Jean. The bartender remains listed in guarded condition with surgery completed. This report notes two separate unrelated accidents occurring near the same time, including a wrong way crash on U.S. 50 and a pedestrian collision, with unrelated victims. Further pages provide photos and extended coverage.
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Fair
Johnson Plans Quick Civil Rights Bill Action
Congressional sources say President Johnson will sign the civil rights bill soon after it reaches him, likely Thursday night, avoiding a July 4 timing. The House is expected to pass the measure, with White House officials preferring not to tie the historic act to Independence Day.
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CY Woman Dies In Traffic Crash
A sequence of scattered reports describes a fatal traffic crash in Illinois near Salem where Elsie Holmes, 28, died when a car collided with a truck and rolled off an embankment. Her husband Richard Holmes and a one month old son survived with minor injuries amid a broader untidy national political context.
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Goldwater gains as Illinois seals early Republican nomination bid
The Illinois delegation backed Barry Goldwater at the Republican convention, boosting his bid with 48 of 68 delegates. Sen Everett Dirksen pledged to nominate Goldwater, calling it the biggest boost for his campaign since California. Scranton struggled, failing to win any votes in Pennsylvania, while Goldwater claimed 65 plus pledged or favorable delegates, signaling a strong path to the nomination.
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Arizona
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Thesday
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Scranton Attacks Goldwater War Tone at GOP Meet
Pennsylvania Governor Scranton denounces Goldwater as warmongering in a bid for the Republican nomination. He criticizes calls for military action and tactical nuclear force while praising Eisenhower era peace. Scranton remarks come after Illinois GOP results as he lobbies delegates in Illinois and moves on to western states.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Illinois
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Ulan
Washington
Oregon
Liberalism in the United States sale noted by Henry J Taylor
Henry J Taylor notes a 1 cent sale on topics in his editorial page. The brief column appears among features labeled Ann Landers and related sections such as Comics, Crosswords, and editorials. This item summarizes a promotional mention rather than a substantive policy discussion.
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Henry J. Taylor
Fa Tarlay
Ann Landers
Bridge
Excise Tax Continues In Effect Across Nation
Washington UPI reports 10 percent excise taxes enacted during the Korean War will extend for another year. The bill, approved by the Senate after final congressional action, raises approximately 9.9 billion in annual revenue and reenacts levies on alcohol tobacco automobiles and travel services.
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UPI
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Paris
Salephens Sarvice
Alr
CHP Predicts July 4th Toll
SACHAMENTO AP reports California Highway Patrol estimates 46 to 49 deaths will occur in traffic accidents during the July 4th weekend. Commissioner Stadford M. Crittenden cautions a new road toll record could be set if the forecast holds, with the holiday period running from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday and the current record at 48 deaths in 1935.
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