Body part found as search for civil rights workers continues
A pathologist examined a mutilated torso found along a log in the Old River about 17 miles south of Tallulah Louisiana as authorities shift the search for three missing civil rights workers. Divers assisted in the investigation led by Roy Moore the new head of Mississippi FBI.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi River
Tallulah
Mississippi
FBI
Roy Moore
Goldwater Opens 1964 GOP Convention With Momentum
San Francisco AP reports the Republican convention began with formalities as Sen. Barry Goldwater leads the delegate race. He won 42 of Ohio's 58 votes in a caucus, raising his tally from 20 and narrowing the field toward a first ballot nomination against Gov. William Scranton.
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Goldwater
Ohio
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Goldwater frets at convention as Scranton challenge fails
At the Democratic style convention Goldwater admitted stage fright saying he was scared to death as opening day began. Scranton supporters sought to change rules and force a secret ballot but were dismissed. The AP reports Goldwater’s backers defeated the seating challenge at the San Francisco Cow Palace.
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Scranton
Cow Palace
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William M. Scranton
Platform Final Scranton Hope in GOP Platform Fight
SAN FRANCISCO AP Gov William W Scranton leading a bid to block Barry Goldwater on the Republican platform as delegates prepare for Tuesday's floor votes. Scranton accuses Goldwater of radical extremism while Democrats expect the platform to win GOP support. Melvin R Laird foresees broad delegate backing as the draft omits some major planks.
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San Francisco
William W. Secranton
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Scranton
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Battle Cry
Washington
Platform Committee
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Lawn riot at truck stop near Henderson settles after violence
All was quiet at the Motor Freight Restaurant after a wild race riot at the truck stop on U S 1 near Henderson early Sunday. Twelve adults, including four white men, were involved.
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Henderson
N. C
U.S. 1
Multiple incidents report in Decatur and surrounding areas
Fire at All State Courts on U S 31 caused slight loss with no injuries. A two car collision on Wilson Ave and Grove St NW left no injuries. A series of thefts and a riot at a restaurant near Henderson, plus a bus station assault in Jackson Mississippi, are noted with injuries and arrests listed.
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Mattress
Wilson Ave
Grove St
Gloria Houston
Church St
Bui Duy Quang
Atlanta
Blue Circle Number One
Opal Elain Johnson
Decatur 3
Grant Randolph
Flint Midh
Jackson
Colbert
Washington, D. C
Trust and faithfulness in marriage vows
A reader doubts her fiancé's fidelity and asks how to be sure. The advisor notes that unfaithfulness can occur on both sides, urges mutual love and trust, and recommends entering marriage with confidence, dedicating life to God, praying daily, and seeking Christ's blessing to strengthen vows.
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Christ
Markets At A Glance From Page News
New York stocks mixed with moderate trading. Bonds fell as governments remained steady. Cotton rose slightly with light offerings. Chicago wheat weak from hedge selling. corn and oats weak. Soybeans weak on liquidation. Hogs steady to strong with top at 18.60. slaughter steers steady to strong, top 25.
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New York
Chicago
Goldwater's Lines Hold On Nomination Battle
Sen Barry Goldwater maintains an edge as Republicans approach the nominating roll call. AP survey shows Goldwater with 740 votes of 1308, 85 above the 655 needed. Scranton at 169, Rockefeller 103, Lodge 45, Smith 18, with 47 uncommitted.
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Larry Osius
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Vietnamese Drive Off Red Invaders
Vietnamese government forces repelled a Communist siege at Vinh Cheo in the Mekong Delta over the weekend. Forty regular battalions lifted the siege. casualties were heavy on both sides with 39 killed and 129 wounded among the attackers, while the Civil Guard forces withdrew after suffering severe losses. The Red forces claimed higher casualties, but American advisers questioned that figure.
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Peter Arnett
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong
Vinh Cheo
Taipei
Chung Shing
A Good Day For Twins
In Rockland Maine Craig Elliot and his son Craig Jr celebrated birthdays last Saturday while Mrs Elliot gave birth to twins at Knox County General Hospital.
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Rockland, Maine
Craig Elliot
Craig Jr
Saving Of Horse Life Is Claimed By Trainer
Seattle AP report says trainer Eileen Steele claims she revived thoroughbred Correlson with mouth to nose resuscitation after the horse gasped and collapsed at Longacres Race Track during a workout. Correlson to resume racing in about a week.
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Seattle
Eileen Steele
Seattle Times
Longacres
Correlson
Cyprus May Be Ready For A New Crisis
Cyprus faces a potential new clash as the U N peacekeeping force reports reinforcements landing for both Greek and Turkish Cypriots. Archbishop Makarios convened an emergency cabinet session to discuss what a government source called the clandestine landing of Turkish troops. The government expects help from the U N Security Council and the Commonwealth prime ministers conference in London.
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Alexefty Nicosia
Cyprus
U.N
Makarios
U.N. Security Council
Commonwealth Prime Ministers’ Conference
London
Debate Challenge Shapes Goldwater Nomination Fight
In new AP survey data Goldwater leads with 746 first ballot votes among Ohio delegates, 109 above the 655 needed if all stay aligned. Scranton counters with 163 delegates and in a bitter letter to Goldwater calls for a convention debate arguing whether the convention will back the candidate favored by GOP voters or Goldwater himself. Scranton accuses Goldwater’s camp of contempt for the convention's dignity and integrity. See GOLDIE On Page 2.
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Goldwater
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Wisconsin
John W. Byrns
Byrnes
Associated Press
Arizona
Pennsylvania
Goldie
Predawn fires hit two Negro churches near Natchez
Investigators say arsonists caused predawn fires at two rural Negro churches near Natchez Mississippi. Local authorities reported extensive damage but no details on casualties or suspects. The incidents prompted an ongoing arson probe by sheriff's deputies.
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Natchez, Miss
Don’t Throw That Old Furniture Away We Buy It
Local ad notes Exchange Furniture on Moulton Street buys used furniture. It invites residents to call or visit for quick estimates and payment options.
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