Platform Satisfies Both Sides In 1964 GOP Draft
AP reports the first half of the 1964 Republican platform draft satisfied supporters of both Sen. Barry Goldwater and Gov. William Scranton. A 100 member committee will reconvene in closed session to finish the platform, with Scranton backers seeking concessions on foreign and domestic provisions.
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Ville
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Barker
John G. Tower
Texas
Johnson
Goldwater Win Seems Sure Thing
Washington AP reports Barry Goldwater of Arizona appears to hold a commanding lead for the Republican presidential nomination. A preconvention AP survey shows Goldwater with 118 pledged or committed votes, plus 291 unpledged or not pledged, and strong potential gains as delegations caucus in San Francisco. Ohio’s 15 first-ballot votes could swing his total as delegates caucus Monday.
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Ohio
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Hearings in Madison on alleged primary fraud
MARSHALL N C AP The State Board of Elections held the final session of hearings into alleged fraud in the May 30 primary in Madison County. Clyde Norton charged Zeno Ponder won by 400 votes through ballot stuffing amid claims of improper ballot handling and unverified voters. The board faced court orders restraining changes in precinct officials and considering venue changes to Raleigh for ongoing disputes over certification of the Democratic nominee.
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Candidates Clash Over Rights and Nuclear Policy
The Associated Press report outlines Goldwater and Scranton statements on constitutional rights, presidential power, and nuclear weapon control. It notes Goldwater’s emphasis on executive authority and constitutional limits, Scranton’s defense of rights protections and cautious stance on nuclear arms, with references to platform debates and reactions from party members.
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Actar
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Garantens
Ogcometian
Goldwater Position Firm Despite Scranton Efforts
AP report notes drafters shaping a platform likely acceptable to Barry Goldwater as he nears GOP nomination. Scranton supporters wage a spirited fight to undercut Arizona delegates and deny him the first ballot victory.
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Hoover on Scene FBI Strengthens Forces In Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi FBI Director J Edgar Hoover flew in to dedicate new facilities and announce expanded enforcement as the agency pledges continued search for three missing civil rights workers in Philadelphia Mississippi. Hoover said the trio are dead but the search would continue until their bodies were found. The White House ordered 50 additional agents to Mississippi as unrest grows and two white assailants attacked a rabbi and two civil rights workers in Hattiesburg.
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Great War remembered as nation reflects on 50 years
The Enterprise previews tomorrow’s issue with a look back at World War I and its toll 50 years on. A New Orleans streetcar made in High Point spurs plans for a city museum and civic centers. Staff writer Bob Jackson reports on the project. Republicans near nominating a presidential candidate in San Francisco with Barry Goldwater as the likely choice. The latest GOP developments are anticipated in the Sunday Enterprise.
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Hot Weather Looms Over Nation Amid Showers
Weather across the nation shows thundershowers in many areas with heavy rain in the Central Plains and North Carolina. North Platte Nebraska logged over three inches while Winston-Salem North Carolina recorded about two and a half inches. Despite the showers, sunshine is forecast to return and a heat wave bakes the Southwest Texas with readings in the 80s from the Lower Mississippi Valley to the deserts.
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