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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1964

Page

2

Keating to Run Despite Goldwater Rift in New York

Senator Keating announces re election bid while declaring strong differences with Goldwater on issues. He says he will run as a Republican and would not back Johnson or Goldwater. Rep. Finn blasts Keating for not supporting the national ticket. Conservatives consider their options as Mrs. Luce weighs the Conservative candidacy. Mayor Wagner and party leaders expect no major Democratic shifts. Peace Corps plans place 47 Tunisian hosts for September training.

Sen. Goldwater Senate Arizona New York Keating Goldwater Johnson Luce Didate Fino Bronx Republican State Committee Miller Lace Nepions Fred A. Young Kealing Massachusetts Kennedy William E.miller Lockwood Heights N. C Sen. Keating

Inspection of Buses Demanded After Fatal Crash

Authorities demanded bus inspections after a crash near San Clemente that killed Debbie Rogers a Korean born 12 year old adopted five years earlier by a cowboy star and Joan Russell 11 plus three Huss family members. Investigators spoke with Rev Mr White but offered no comment. The accident scene described as terror by Sgt M R Bush with many children fleeing bleeding from an emergency door. The bus nearly plunged over a 350 foot embankment, potentially producing more deaths. The road south of San Clemente is noted as one of California's bloodiest highways.

Seeattaide Hospital Mighway Patrolimi White Debbie Rogers Debbie Kristian Dale Evins Sgt M. R.bush California Community 1 San Clemente Joan Russell Granada Hills Marie Huss Fallbrook Calif Susan Catherine Huss Huss Margaret Armijo Albuquerque

Council Favors Fall Vote on World's Fair and Taxes

Debate over funding the World's Fair heats as council members clash over financing, site contracts, and potential impacts on the harbor economy. Watson defends city role and warns of moving the fair, while Crow calls for a full public hearing and accuses officials of political maneuvering.

Council Crow Bond Watson Loren Cannon Fair Pier 1 California Harbor

Geneva Arms Talks Recess Scheduled for September

Geneva reports that the two year old disarmament talks will recess in mid September for five months. U S delegate Clare Timberlake and Soviet co chair Semyon Tsarapkin informally agreed to adjournment to elevate the issue at the United Nations General Assembly in New York.

Geneva

Meat Quotas Compromise Bill Passes in Congress

Cattle-state lawmakers secured a key victory as the measure imposing quotas on foreign beef veal and mutton cleared the House 232 to 149 and won Senate approval by voice vote. The bill creates a discretionary system under the President to curb imports if they exceed about 6.5 percent of domestic production, targeting Australia New Zealand and others that last year captured a large share of the U.S. market. Domestic beef raisers praised relief from price pressures while opponents warned of higher prices for American families.

Washington Senate Johnson Polige Australia New Zealand U.S Whc Janepric i

Stopgap Fund Warms Congress Passes Quick Spending Authority

Washington Congress quickly approved a stopgap spending bill Tuesday to extend government funding through September 30. The measure allows departments and agencies to meet payrolls and other essential expenses despite incomplete annual appropriations.

Washington Congress

Dead fish haul from red tide at Santa Cruz harbor

Sansta tion workers pump an estimated 50 million dead fish from the yacht harbor after a red tide. Mostly anchovies, the fish litter beaches as oxygen depletion suffocates them. Crews use a crane and net to remove carcasses while officials say no immediate health danger exists. County officials report widespread fish kills along the coast triggered by sewage-related factors.

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