Scranton Seeks Delegates in Push for Republican Nomination
Scranton campaign staff report favorability by delegates as he tours Ohio and Midwest states including Minnesota Iowa Kansas Missouri Delaware and New Jersey. He keeps in touch with party leaders and contemplates a bid against Goldwater, while remaining uncommitted on direct endorsements.
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Harrisburg
Charleston
W.va
Miami
William W. Scranton
Sen
John Republicans
Firat J. Williams
Scranton
Rey
Bions
Williame Pun Freman Nationel Aheieman
U. S
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Wilmington
Del
Wes
Wing Ipsl
Newstead
New Jersey
Leonard W. Hall
Meade Ali
Richarded
M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Washington
Sulaw Ier
Goldwater
Si Scranton
House
Dirkse
Nati
Midwest
NASA Diver Verifies Lab Report At Point Arguello
A UCLA led test verified that falling spheres deviate from straight descent, tracing a helix pattern as a skydiver released from 20,000 feet. Observers at Point Arguello and Vandenberg watched the diver's chute, confirming the lab findings relevant to space work.
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Point Arguello
Dows
Point Arguello- Vandenberg Air Force Base
Firea
Los Angeles School Chief Receives 5000 Raise
Los Angeles city schools superintendent Jack P. Crowther saw a $5,000 pay increase to $42,569, approved by the Board of Education with Governor Edmund J. Brown earning $44,121. The move makes Crowther the second highest paid public college official in California.
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LOS Angeles
Jack P. Crowther
California
J Crowthera
Board of Aduration
Edmund J. Brown
Wade In Demonstrations Continue Amid Clash at St Augustine Beach
In St Augustine Florida Negroes again staged wade-in protests despite white mob attacks. Gov Bryant ordered bans after dark. U S Judge Simpson ruled earlier night marches legal. State troopers arrested 21, most released on bonds, as authorities assess invoking broad emergency powers while desegregation tensions rise.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Gov
Farris
Bryant
Monnday
U.S. Bist
Bryan Simpson
Jacksonville
Hse
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Jeil
Sun Spots Figure in Moon Trip
In San Francisco AP reports on sunspot activity and its impact on future moon missions. Astronomers estimate proton exposure during a solar eruption could endanger astronauts, prompting calls for improved prediction and safety measures ahead of planned Gemini and lunar flights. The article also notes California Negro leaders plotting political action to boost minority voices in state politics.
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San Francisco
Outer Space
Navy
Hermann J. Semele
Aero
United States
U S. Naval School of
Pensacula
Will Fila
Thej
Earth
Schaefer
Los Angeles
UPI
Sac
California
Berkeley
Brain wave device urged to aid dying patients
In San Francisco a doctor urges using an EEG brain wave recorder to determine death readiness while Senator Edward M. Kennedy faces immobility from injuries. Reports say physicians at Cooley Dickinson Hospital note the senator’s request for newspapers as he tracks world events from his hospital bed.
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San Francisco
Edward M. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Han-jin
Minibal Hamlin
Erican Medical Association
Southampton
Kennedy Condition Good Despite Crash Updates
Reported progress on Senator Kennedy remains positive as doctors describe his condition as satisfactory. Autopsy findings deny any preexisting physical cause for the twin engine plane crash near Barnes Airport and detail ongoing hospital care for Kennedy and several aides.
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Thomas F. Carriden
Senalar
Kennedy
Sen
Birch Bayh
PUC To Battle Exemption Rule
The president of the State Public Utilities Commission said he will go to Washington to organize a counterattack against independent producers seeking exemption from federal and state regulation. William M. Bennett will meet with California lawmakers and other senators and representatives from New York and Wisconsin to form a committee to address the threat.
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SAN Prancisog
API
State Public Utilities Commission
Washington
William M. Bennett
California
New York
Wisconsin
University Professor Dead at 72 in California
Dr. Earl Stanfield Fullbrook 72 retired dean of the University of Nebraska College of Business Administration died Sunday in California. He led the college for years and was a professor emeritus. The university community mourns his loss and honors his contributions to business education.
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Hayward
Enchanted Hills
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Nicky
NASA
Florida
Wade-In
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Land Assembly
Begart
Gustus F
Gus) Hawkins
W. Byrom Rumford
Tama
Rumford Fe
Conley Dickinson Hospital
Northampton
Mass
Foster
Bethesda Navel Hospital
Douglas J. Everd
Cooley Dickinson
Eton Accu
Warchard
Barnes
Westfield
Edwin T.zimny
Imass
Polish Immaculate Conception National Catholic ‘Church
Lawrence
St Augustine's
Lawche Cooper
Atcovet
Jory Edward
Moss
Luau Ual
Boston
E. Donald
Andrew
Eastcampton Medical Resaminer
Bank OF America
America
Amarici
Rambler Dealer
American Motors Carporstins
Toven Pring de Lasenato
Lockerby Motors, Inc
Mission Blyd
Hayward Phong
ART Bridges Dale Rambler, Inc
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Fremont
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