Johnson cites states rights as GOP edge in race
President Johnson argues for cooperative federalism while Goldwater challenges the idea of the US as a single country. The Bay Area defense funding and rapid transit plans loom, with California defense spending reaching $2 billion and a $722 million regional transit bond advancing. Johnson’s remarks target unity versus regional autonomy amid the crowded Republican nomination field.
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Local School Boards Consider State Agency Roles
Fragmentary note indicates school boards meeting in Greeley on Friday to discuss roles with state agencies and the General Assembly. Officials weigh how agencies assist local school business and governance.
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California Man May Get Welfare Director Job
A California man, Thomas Bell, 38, of Bakersfield, appeared set to become Colorado’s welfare director after finishing second in a civil service exam. First-place candidate William B. Collen, 34, of Camp Hill, Pa., would only accept top pay of $18,000. Bell would start at $16,484 if offered. If Bell declines, the job goes to Collen, with the governor indicating the $16,484 starting rate.
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Second quake rocks Niigata again after Tuesday’s disaster
An aftershock struck Niigata on Friday night, the second quake in four days after a powerful tremor that ravaged northern coast. The Meteorological Agency said the new quake centered in the Sea of Japan near Niigata, intensity about level 4 on the Japanese scale, causing additional damage to already weakened buildings but no immediate reports of new deaths or injuries. Firefighters were contending a blaze sparked by the earlier quake as rescue efforts continued.
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Weather forecast report with scattered showers
A weather summary outlines a five day forecast with maxima around 70 to 80 degrees in many areas and cooling later in the week. It notes cloudy conditions in Colorado with possible afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms especially in the mountains and northwest. Temperatures are expected to rise above normal in the northwest then fall by Tuesday with moisture returning weekend and again midweek.
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Goldwater Defends Principles Against Scranton Ask
Washington and Wyoming reports show Barry Goldwater accusing Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton of pressuring him to compromise his principles for votes. Goldwater says he will oppose the civil rights measure and will vote against the legislation. He argues the move threatens individual freedoms.
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Civil rights debate erupts in Senate clash over final passage
In a late night Senate session amid a heated civil rights fight, Smathers and Pastore led sharp exchanges as northern and southern Democrats clashed over the pace of final passage. House plans to adjourn and hold votes grew tense while remarks about media coverage heightened the confrontation. The outcome remained uncertain as the chamber moved toward a potential final vote.
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Supervisor Finds Challenge In Day Care Center Work
Miriam Swartz reports on Miss Patricia Theimer leading Weld County Day Care Centers to assist culturally deprived migrant children from farm families in Texas and New Mexico. Theimer, a University of Nebraska social work instructor, explains aims, enrollment, and summer activities at East Memorial Platteville and Kennebec schools, with support from state and federal welfare agencies.
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Walker v AP jury awards damages in libel case
A Fort Worth jury ordered Associated Press to pay Walker $300000 in actual damages and $309000 in punitive damages for libel in coverage of 1962 university events at Mississippi. AP plans appeal as trial details and names are examined amid broader suits against media outlets.
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Police Chief Announces Traffic Test Incentive
Police Chief Rouge Clael announced Friday that after seven years the traffic department offered five gallons of free gasoline to anyone who scored 88 percent or higher on the traffic school test. Two youths, Ronald Martinez and Marsha Williams, both 17, were noted in the incident.
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Parliament backs new German government reforms in unity move
Tel Aviv notes Parliament unanimously approves a plan to adapt swift measures toward a united German government. Gutman and Toxhet are cited among officials guiding the effort as parties push for stability and coordinated policy.
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Cuba Farm Problems Said Near Solution
Havana AP report outlines Cuba's agricultural reform as the regime expects major changes to decentralize farming. Carlos Rafael Rodriguez says a planned overhaul will shift management to regional units with autonomy, aiming to raise sugar production toward 950,000 tons in two years and 500,000 acres developed for specific crops.
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