Sweep of Texas primary seals Goldwater lead
AP dispatch reports Goldwater's Texas primary sweep boosts him toward the 653 delegate threshold for the GOP nomination. Despite early gains, Scranton vows to push for more delegates as uncommitted votes and state conventions shape the race ahead of the July convention. Goldwater HQ plans counter-moves to protect his delegate lead.
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Larry
Republican Nation
San Beaneian
Hig
Fox
Goldwater
Texas
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Scranton
Coldwater
Maryland
Coronectlon
Netsap A. Harkefeller
New York
Deay
Arkansas
iWost
Heddain
Rockefeller
Droltiear
Windhirag
Seranton
Maulana
Roury Cabot
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Niven
iPavorile
Walt Scranton
Yin
Faelie
Dela- Ieates
State Capitol
Harrissburg
Minneapolis
Vordon
San Fras Lei Seo
Montara
GOP
Dallas
Coufer Secanton
City Attorney Limits Park and Drainage Fees Area Wise
City Attorney Thomas A Purposes Richardson advised City Council that under the current ordinance park and drainage fees may be used only in areas where collected. He noted the funds are split for park site acquisition within designated areas and not for construction or recreation facilities. The council tabled the ordinance amid concerns over area-specific use and a $25,000 overdrawn storm drainage fund.
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Frank Coldhah
Farnth
Thomas A.purposes
Richardson
City Coun
Ani
Firhordsun
West Greeley
South Greeley
CSC Fir
Tle West
Golf Course Expansion Bids Planned
City plans a second nine at the municipal course with bids due August 4. City Engineer Mervil Miler and golf pro Frank Hummel reported progress. Dirt work to start after bids. sprinkling system, grass seeding hoped by late September within a typical 19 week window. Council approved borrowing 110000 to finance the project and to settle remaining balance with Hoy Landvall for the purchase, with the current owed amount about 69000 plus interest.
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Mervil Miler
Frank Hummel
Bune
Hinper
Fmel
Ammount
Labor aims to raise weekly pay to eighty eight dollars
Canberra reports a Labor union proposal would lift national basic pay to 88 dollars per week, up from about 33 dollars. Arbiters would decide on the plan.
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Canberra
Australia
Weather forecast summary for Iowa Colorado and Wyoming
A clipped five day regional forecast notes warm Wednesday with 84 degrees in Iowa, cooling into the 50s overnight. Colorado expected to see scattered showers and thunderstorms, with highs in the 80s to mid 90s and a cooling trend midweek. Wyoming forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly northwest, diminishing tonight through Thursday, with cooler temperatures. Weather barometer 29.90 at 8 am.
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Nothwest
Wyoming
Aral
Harder
Clugston Appointed Deputy D.A. in Greeley
Scott Clugston of Greeley was named deputy district attorney effective July 1 to replace Charles J. Lyons who resigns. Clugston, born June 1 1933 in Denver, is a Utah law graduate and former Allstate claim examiner. He joins the Weld County staff amid shifts in tax policy and state revenue outlook.
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Scott Clugston
Greeley Atorney
Karl BR. Abbcorn
Lyons Clugston
Charles J. Lyons
Greeley
Lyons
Judy J. Clugston
Charles M. Ware
Salt Lake City
Chester al “Ngston
Denver
Solorado Springs
University of,Utah
Sigma Alpha
Saver University College of Law
Driscoll
Utah-Montana Territory
Chigago
Els
First National Bank
Clugston
21St Ave
Aga
Treasury Department
Shidy
Leon Rothenberg
Icome
State Budgets Rise As Economy Expands
An Associated Press survey shows several states lifting income tax withholdings to align with windfall gains. Massachusetts, Oregon, Alabama and Minnesota spur revenues for present needs while education, mental health, highways and aid programs receive funds, despite taxes changing across personal income and sales.
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Massachusetts
Oregon
Alabama
Minnesota
Commerce Clearing House
Chisitegu
Rothenberg
Hudgens
Civil Service Moves to Reclassify Temporary Jobs
The Civil Service Commission moves to eliminate many temporary state positions and replace them with regular jobs under its jurisdiction. William J. Hilty, executive director, outlined a set of rule changes guiding the changeover. A hearing is scheduled for July to hear objections.
Scranton in Barryland Campaign Swing
Governor Scranton toured St Louis and planned later stops in Denver and Salt Lake City as he seeks GOP delegates for the 1964 presidential race. He touted Minnesota's 26 delegates and met with businessmen while facing threats and security concerns amid a crowded national convention landscape.
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Scranton
Dene Ver
Rita
Louisville
Sal Lake City
Utih
Barvishie
Boranton
Hile Weary
Coldwater
San Pisnciro
Holt
Minnesota
Sirenufl
Brotzman Seeks Repeal Of Federal Excise Taxes
Washington AP report cites congressman Dan Brotzman claiming a constituent letter provides a clincher argument to repeal excise taxes on dilot preparations jewelry furs handbags and related items. He frames the taxes as selective and burdensome especially for small retailers and women as primary buyers.
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Washington
APY
Dan Brotzman
TeCom
Brotzman
Usis
Home Backs U N Seat For Chinese
Prime Minister Douglas-Home argues at Westminster that China should be admitted to the United Nations to persuade Peking away from world affairs farce. He aligns with Western hopes for stronger ties with China to counter Soviet doctrines and reduce Moscow's influence.
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Tondon
Ale Bougias
United Nations
Peking
Mouse of Commons
Danny
Baker
United States
Douglas-Home
Soviet Union
China
West
Barry Won't Attack Scranton GOP Rival
Washington reports Sen. Barry Goldwater will not attack Gov. William Scranton as he camps to secure the Republican nomination. Goldwater advisers considered a broader offensive but sources say he vetoed such ideas and may consider Scranton as a potential vice presidential running mate if he secures the nomination.
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Scranton
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennetton
Aylvania
Arizona
Wed
Penneysvania
Coldwater
Scrantin
Matt
House passes multi project funding in $4.2 billion bill
The House approved a large appropriation including Rocky Mountain and Upper Colorado River storage and Basin Project elements totaling billions for construction and surveys across Colorado Arkansas and Montana. The action sends the measure to the Senate for consideration.
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Washington
Rocky Mountain
Cureganti
House
Senate
Colorado
Trinidad
Arkansas
Soul Platte River
Narrows
South Montana
Libby
Platte Division
Missouri Rivers
San Juan Chama'Beach
Missouri River
Colorado River
Wyuming
Rivston
Ang Kaycee
Powvision
Trans 7
Lyman
Roject
Gheed
Diedan
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Richard L. Graves
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Penne
William Wo Jcrantin
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Lambert’ S, Louis
Misamis
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Lernor
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Fortune
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