Goldwater Campaign HQ Uses Tech Edge at San Francisco Convention
A high tech command post on the 15th floor of the Mark Hopkins Hotel will guide Senator Barry Goldwater's Republican presidential bid at the San Francisco convention. The setup includes closed circuit TV, direct lines to delegates, short wave links to Cow Palace, a scrambling telephony system, regional director phones, and a backup walkie talkie network.
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Lions Stand by Wallace Invitation at Toronto Convention
Lions International directors said the invitation to Alabama Governor George Wallace to speak at the Toronto convention would stand. They deplored publicity around the issue but noted it is customary for the president to invite regional leaders. Wallace is slated to speak Thursday morning amid protests from Toronto groups and labor activists.
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No, Kentucky Tells Wallace No
Kentucky Attorney General says it is too late for George Wallace to file petitions to appear on the state ballot for president in Kentucky. The unofficial opinion notes Kentucky requires petitions 55 days before the spring primary, and write in ballots would not affect the state’s seven electoral votes.
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Allen Urges A New Party
TALLADEGA Alabama AP Governor James B Allen urged realignment of American politics saying conservative Democrats and Republicans should form one dominant party to unite beyond the present two parties. He argued current majors are similar and could split the liberal vote possibly allowing a unpledged candidate to win the presidency. He cited George Wallace as shaping a broader movement hastening such a reconfiguration.
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Meany to press civil rights plank at GOP platform
AFL-CIO President George Meany plans to urge Republican platform makers in San Francisco to endorse strict civil rights enforcement and repudiate Barry Goldwater’s right to work views. He will also seek repeal of federal law allowing states to uphold right to work, arguing for union security nationwide.
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Two Bodies Found In State Pond
In Montgomery, the bodies of two young residents James Davie 22 and Josephine Clayton 20 were found Monday in a pond in north Montgomery. A clerk saw the couple in a telephone booth near a food store after closing Saturday night. Coroner C A Willis listed the preliminary cause of death as accidental.
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Goldwater Camp Eyes Delegates as Scranton Lags
Denison Kitchel said Scranton shows no sign of cutting Goldwater’s delegate lead, which stands around 710 with 655 needed for the nomination. Kitchel expects a larger tally at the San Francisco convention and expects no big clash over the platform despite Scranton’s Civil Rights Act demand.
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Traffic accidents of 1963 left millions disabled nationwide
The 1963 traffic crash toll reached about 1.6 million people disabled and cost over 7 billion dollars in property damage medical expenses wage losses and insurance costs across the United States.
27 Have Qualified In Huntsville City Council Race
L. C. Jamar editor of the Huntsville Mirror is among 27 candidates for City Council seats in the September 8 election. He is one of nine seeking the four council seats with four other places open.
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Avalanche Claims Fourteen on Aiguille Verte in France
Four die in a snow avalanche on the Aiguille Verte in the Mont Blanc range near Chamonix. Expected fatalities include four professors from the National School for High Mountains and nine student guides. World slalom champion Charles Bozon was reported among the victims. weather had been clear an hour earlier during the ascent.
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