Scranton Enters Race for Republican Nomination
Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton launched his bid for the GOP nomination at the Maryland Republican State Convention. He criticized Goldwater as promoting a “weird parody” of traditional principles and pledged progressive Republicanism. Nixon remained neutral as Scranton asserted his campaign would travel to rally support despite 32 days left.
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Goldwater Gains Ground as Scranton Enteres Presidential Bid
AP tally shows Goldwater with 560 first ballot delegate votes, 95 short of the 655 needed. Gov. Scranton announces candidacy, arguing the Republican Party must move beyond easy answers and stand for civil rights and economic progress.
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Arkansas and Louisiana Weekend Weather Outlook
Arkansas forecasts partly cloudy hot and humid conditions from Saturday through Sunday with widely scattered thundershowers and a few thunderstorms. Highs around 92, lows near 68. Louisiana expects partly cloudy hot weather with isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs 90 to 96.
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Lodge Supporter Backs Scranton For GOP Nomination
Maxwell M. Rabb, national chairman of Ambassador Lodge campaign, endorses Scranton for the Republican presidential bid. He spoke after meeting with former President Eisenhower and said Lodge would approve. Scranton leads with 46 first ballot delegates, including 30 from Massachusetts.
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Scranton Entry Not Harmful for Goldwater Nomination
Arkansas GOP chair William Spicer says Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton entering the GOP presidential race should not derail Barry Goldwater. He labels the liberal wing as panicking and notes Scranton won’t affect Goldwater’s national delegate lead or vice presidential prospects.
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King Hopes Glen Hendrix Proposes Hike To Stop Violence
King testified before a grand jury in St. Augustine hoping to curb racial violence as Florida seeks to lift the night march ban. The hearing in Jacksonville aims to address a clear and present danger from nightly protests, with patrols and an integration rally nearby.
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Consent Order Blocks Georgia-Pacific Co from Acquiring Paper Firms
The Federal Trade Commission issues a consent order banning Georgia-Pacific Corp of Portland from acquiring any coarse paper maker before 1974. Georgia-Pacific must supply 100,000 tons yearly to independent jobbers for five years 75,000 tons annually thereafter and had previously bought the Crossett Co plant in 1962. The case centers on antimerger concerns and market competition.
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Soviet East Germany sign 20 year friendship treaty
The Soviet Union and East Germany signed a 20 year friendship pact in Moscow aiming to ease German questions. Khrushchev framed it as peaceful regulation while warning the issue could provoke catastrophe. Western powers judged it not a WWII peace treaty and Western Berlin access remained unchanged. Ulbricht said the pact treats West Berlin as an independent unit separate from West Germany.
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Three Deputies and Suspect Die in Marion Gunfight
In Marion Louisiana two sheriff's deputies and a man were killed in a gun battle as officers questioned Heard Nolan about a school burglary. Nolan and deputy Glen Barron were killed. the chief deputy George Miller Edwards and Aylma G. Taylor were identified as the other two deputies who died.
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Union Parish
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ALC Group Reviews Plan to Reform County Government
Arkansas lawmakers examine a proposed constitutional amendment to modernize county government. The plan would separate administrative and judicial duties of the county judge and potentially end the traditional Quorum Court system, with adoption at least two years away.
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Legislative Council
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Swifton
Ray Smith
Garland County
Romania's Gheorghiu-Dej Tests Khrushchev Line
The Romanian party chief Gheorghiu-Dej, a home-grown Stalinist turned pragmatic reformer, balances Moscow and Beijing. He steers Romania toward Western ties while resisting Khrushchev’s pressure, signaling a potential East European pivot in the Cold War.
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Peking
Gas Service Restored After Burst Line in East Arkansas
Pipe line workers from Arkansas Louisiana and Oklahoma labored Friday night to lay a temporary pipeline over a burst 12 inch line near Long Lake west of Helena. Gas service was restored to eight East Arkansas towns after about 7 000 meters were shut off by hand and workers planned to turn them on again after the new line is completed.
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Howie Hustles Your Classified Needs Fast
Howie Hustles the News and Times offers rapid help for selling renting buying or lost items. He delivers ads to 15 400 homes daily and promises quick results for home car job or other needs via the MN 26611 service.
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