Scranton Expands Campaign To New Jersey and Delaware
Governor William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania broadened his Republican bid for the presidential nomination with appearances in Delaware and New Jersey. He aimed to win over delegates, especially in states with uncommitted or loosely aligned votes, while critics noted Goldwater’s delegate lead.
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Pope Indicates Vatican Studies Birth Control Question
Pope Paul VI stated the Church is examining birth control in light of new developments while keeping contraceptive bans in force for now. He hinted the discussion centers on pills, though not named, and noted Pope Pius XII's guidelines remain non-obligatory pending further reasons.
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Dear Abby Q&A and picket line incident summary
The column mixes reader questions to Abby about relationship signs and chaperone duties with a brief AP report of Joseph A. Hartsfield injured while walking a picket line at Vico Manufacturing Co in Conway Arkansas. The piece notes a prior picket strike incident involving United Steelworkers and a contract dispute.
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Municipal Court Fines Across City Division Sessions
Twenty individuals appeared before Judge Ragsdale in City Division Municipal Court. Fines ranged from 10 to 50 dollars for offenses including assault and disturbing the peace, shoplifting, no driver's license, unsafe driving, running a red light, and speeding. Notable fines: A G Aaron 20 dollars. Thomas Rigsdell 50 dollars. Waddie Johnson 50 dollars for assault with a deadly weapon. Harvey Hall 10 dollars. Linda Jowers 12 dollars.
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Soviet camps labeled as clubs by Izvestia
Izvestia denounces Soviet labor camps as misfit retreats for drinkers and prostitutes. It calls for stricter punishment and full-day work while the state argues rehabilitation. In Seoul, three South Korean students face military court for insurrection as protests against President Park Chung Hee. The court delays ruling until Friday after a brief hearing.
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