Barry Goldwater Narrowly Trails in Delegates for Nomination
Barry Goldwater shows 574 first ballot votes, 81 shy of the 655 needed for nomination as efforts continue to swell his delegate tally amid Scranton’s entry. Connecticut, New Mexico, Idaho, and Virginia areas report promising Goldwater support while uncommitted and rival delegates adjust numbers.
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Associated Press
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Richard M. Nixon
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Goldwater
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Two Teens Admit Robbery Killing Over 25 Cents
In Chicago two teenagers Willy James Council nineteen and James Jackson four confessed to police that they fatally beat C. J. Cowart aged 49 during a Tuesday robbery that yielded 25 cents. They were arrested Friday.
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Col Glenn Works in Yard After Medical Setback
Houston AP reports astronaut Lt Col John Glenn has recovered enough to work in his yard and stroll the neighborhood. Dr Charles Berry of the Manned Spacecraft Center says Glenn still suffers dizzy spells but is four million times better than a month ago.
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Charles Berry
Manned Spacecraft Center
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Berry
Whites March In South Whites March In South
In St Augustine Florida a night march by more than 300 whites into the Negro district sparked a police response and renewed calls to ban such marches. A drama unfolded with a prayer service by about 250 Negroes and later a white group marching 25 blacks through the district. Authorities sought to revise measures against night marches as tensions rose during this city’s racial strife.
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James Kynes
U.S
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Jacksonville
Martin Luther King
Duvall
Bubba Manuey
Dixon Stanford
Erhard Concludes Visit After White House Talks
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard ends his Washington visit with accord on not fearing the Soviet East German treaty. U S officials view the Moscow pact as a Ulbricht setback, while Johnson praises unity and proposes expanded trade and dialogue to ease tensions and promote peace in Europe.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
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State Department
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White House Rose Garden
Erhard
Lbj Ranch
Red Military Moves Stir Korea Demostrations Amid Unrest
President Park Chung Hee said North Korean forces massed north of the DMZ and warned of significant moves. He cited grounded enemy aircraft since May and troop reinforcements as potential regrouping. UN officials declined comment. Martial law and press censorship have been in effect. About 500 readers and 12 journalists detained amid protests and arrests. Japan pledged 500 million dollars in aid after relations normalize.
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Korea
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Chung Hee Park
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Associated Press
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Demilitarized Zone
Japan
Students Plan Destruction Says U S Visitors In Cuba
A group of 74 Americans including six others and four Negro students arrived in Havana defying State Department travel limits. Ed Lemansky led as a self described Communist claiming the United States government must be destroyed. Names given include Ernest Allen Luke Tripp Charles Bernard and Ron Bedford. The travelers, 49 men and 23 women, sought a two month stay after bypassing U S restrictions by using European passports.
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Wayne State
Charles Bernard
Los Angeles
Los Angeles City College
Ron Bedford
St. Louis
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Storm Toll Rises as Storms Hit Maly Week
Rome AP reports new storms cause another fire and raise total toll to 33 in a turbulent week over Maly.
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