Scranton Available in Nomination Race
Gov William W Scranton of Pennsylvania declares himself available for the Republican presidential nomination but will not campaign nationwide. Governor George Romney hints at blocking Goldwater, while Nelson Rockefeller criticizes both. Goldwater leads in delegate strength as the governors meet in Cleveland ahead of the San Francisco convention. Eisenhower Nixon and Hatfield weigh in as the scene grows more complex.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George W. Romney
Michigan
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Scranton
Romney
Rockefeller
San Francisco
Mark C. Hatfield
Oregon
Hatfield
Chester
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Senate
Washington
City to vote on Tuesday elects three incumbents
Three Harrisonburg city council seats are up Tuesday from five candidates. Incumbents Mayor Frank Switzer, Vice Mayor Dan Logan, and Councilman Irving Nash seek re election. New bidders are Robert Williams and Lowell Miller. Polls open 6 AM to 7 PM with three precincts in West Ward and the same in East Ward.
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Harrisonburg
Frank C. Switzer
Dan L. Logan
Irving F. Nash
Robert C. Williams
Lowell W. Miller
Switzer
Logan
Nash
Frank Warren
Newman Avenue
Madison College
Waterman School
West Central
Valley Deaths Prompt Local Obituaries
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Powers 76 of Rt 1 Grottoes Mrs. Margaret Showalter Judge 79 of Rt 3 Harrisonburg James Berton Crawford 63 of Grottoes Mrs. L C Rector 82 Rt 1 Dayton For Details See Page 10
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Sarah Elizabeth Powers
Grottoes
Margaret Showalter Judge
Harrisonburg
James Berton Crawford
L. C. Rector
Dayton
Contests Noted As Seven Towns Vote Tomorrow
Rockingham counties seven towns hold biennial elections with contests for Elkton and Grottoes mayors. Unopposed mayors include May Bridgewater Early Broadway Metts Crawford. Write in ballots explained. candidates filed for mayor and council in seven towns. Dayton Timnerville Bass. Incumbents face opposition in most councils.
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Rockingham County
Elkton
Robert J. Lough
Ralph K. Babbington
Grottoes
Berne Castle
Austin W. Kirby
Philip H. Rinaca
Fred F. West
Rinaca
Castle
C. E. May
Bridgewater
Ernest F. Early
Broadway
James C. Metts
Dayton
J. Clifford Frye
Crawford
Braxton Coiner
Timberville
Raye Z. Litten
Virginia
360 County Seniors To Get Diplomas
Some 360 seniors at five county high schools will receive diplomas in commencement exercises tonight. Broadway High leads with 112 seniors, and Turner Ashby follows with 111. Harrisonburg High has 97 seniors, with TA starting at 7 30 p.m. and Broadway at 8 p.m. Bonnie Sue Emschler is valedictorian at Broadway and Helen Joyce Lantz is salutatorian.
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Harrisonburg High
Broadway High
Bonnie Sue Emschler
Broadway
Helen Joyce Lantz
Turner Ashby
Virginia GOP Convention Faces Byrd Challenge Dilemma
Virginia Republicans gather for a state convention amid debate over challenging Senator Harry F. Byrd. The event aims to name 10 at large delegates to the national convention as Goldwater support grows. Only Donald B. Stegner has announced a Senate bid, with Frank McCann expected to join. Livingston Dillon will not run. The party also seeks a new state chairman to replace Horace Henderson.
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Richmond
Virginia
USS
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Goldwater
Donald B. Stegner
Arlington
Lynchburg
Frank McCann
J. Livingstone Dillon
Pearlsburg
Horace E. Henderson
McLean
Walter R. Gambill
Mon Night All You Can Eat Montmorency Cherries
Advertising item for Howard Johnson's in Harrisonburg detailing all you can eat Montmorency cherries with free transportation and fried chicken 1.50, booking orders by phone, main Republican Headquarters location nearby.
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Montmorency Cherries
Howard Johnson's
Harrisonburg
Goldwater Near Majority in Race for GOP Nomination
AP tally shows Barry Goldwater nearing 600 delegates ahead of the Republican convention with Morton predicting 80 to 100 short of 655 on first ballot. The AP poll lists Nixon Scranton Lodge Rockefeller and others as remaining commitments while 208 are uncommitted.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Arizona
San Francisco
Goldwater
Associated Press
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Morton
California
Texas
Montana
Alabama
Colorado
Hawaii
Virginia
Nelson A. Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Lawyers Ask No Change In Prayer Law
Washington AP report states 223 constitutional lawyers urge Congress to oppose amending the constitution to permit public school religious exercises. The group includes 55 law school deans and submitted a public statement to the House Judiciary Committee as hearings concluded.
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Washington
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Robert F. Drinian
S. J
Boston College Law School
Paul A. Freund
Harvard Law School
Wilber G. Katz
University of Wisconsin Law School
Leo Pfeffer
American Jewish Congress
Freund
Katz
Pfeffer
Law School
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard
Vernon X. Miller
Catholic University
Eugene V. Rostow
Yale
Jefferson B. Fordham
University of Pennsylvania
Frank C. Newsman
University of California
Phil C. Neal
University of Chicago
Voters Informed On Poll Access And City Council Vote
Tomorrow call 434-9901 at Democratic Headquarters for information or transportation to the polls. Notice lists office closure from June 5 to July 13, 1964 by Wm. E. Raish M D. Vote Dan L. Logan for City Council Lowell W. Miller City Council.
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Democratic
Denunciation of Lodge Sparks Mass Vietnam Protest in Saigon
Boisterous crowds in Saigon denounced U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge in a three hour Catholic demonstration. Some tried to pull down a Kennedy memorial plaque as Red Cross aided the wounded. About 40 000 marchers were orderly but some scuffles occurred.
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Saigon
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Red Cross
Cabot Lodge
Death Sparks Fear of New Korean Student Riots
In Seoul a 20 year old university freshman Lee Yoon shik died in a hospital after antigovernment clashes. His death raises fears of renewed student demonstrations against President Park Chung Hee as censorship muffles initial reporting and a cremation is planned.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
University
Lee Yoonshik
Park
Lee
Masan
Strongman
Syngman Rhee
Presidental
Navy jet downed over Laos. pilot safe in U S hands
A Navy F-8 Crusader escorting an unarmed reconnaissance plane was shot down Sunday over central Laos. Cmdr. Doyle W. Lynn, from La Mesa, California, bailed out and is in American hands. Another U S plane was downed the day before near Ban Ban, north of Vientiane, with Lt. Charles F. Klushmann missing. Flights will continue with armed escort as patrols over the Pathet Lao area persist.
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Washington
USS. Navy
Laos
Defense Department
Doyle W. Lynn
la Mesa
Calif
Department
U.S
Pathet Lao
Red
Klusmann
Ban Ban
Vientiane
Plaine Des Jarres
Prince Souvanna Phouma
U. S. State Department
Navy
U. S
South China Sea
Viet Nam
Plaine
Javits Urges Goldwater to Support Civil Rights Cloture
Sen. Javits urged Sen. Goldwater to vote for cloture to end the civil rights bill debate. Mundt predicted Goldwater would oppose cloture but back the bill on final passage. The Senate planned votes on three Republican amendments after limited debate ahead of the Wednesday cloture vote.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
Sen. Goldwater
Javits
Goldwater
Senate
New York
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Arizona
Lincoln
California
House of Representatives
New Yorker
Eisenhower
House
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C. P. Graham
Edward H. Allen
R. Z. Arey
William P. Hisey
Clinton L. Kennedy
M. B. Plecker Jr
Carlton Shickel
George E. Birt
A. Clyde Herold
Charles E. Miller
Carl E. Rhodes Sr
GOP
Wm. E. Raish, M. D
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Clity
Dang Sy
Hue
Diem
South
Lodge
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