Rockefeller backs Scranton for GOP nomination
New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller abruptly shifted support to Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania for the Republican presidential nomination. Rockefeller declined to release delegates now, citing consultation and technical reasons, and planned a press conference after a meeting with campaign leaders.
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Scranton Hails Rockefeller Backing In GOP Drive
Scranton praised Nelson Rockefeller as a tremendous boon to the Republican nominating effort. He spoke at Des Moines during a campaign swing, expressing gratitude that Rockefeller is leaving the Goldwater race and joining the stop Goldwater effort. He criticized right wing radicals and the Democratic administration at an airport news conference and urged Iowa delegates to support the GOP.
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Plane Blast Kill Five In Oregon Crash Near Canyonville
A converted P51 Mustang exploded midair and crashed in rugged mountains about 16 miles east of Canyonville Oregon killing a Edmonds Washington family of five. The Spach family John Frederick 43 Virginia 41 Kathryn Marie 7 Jana Lee 5 and Robert John 3 were returning from Los Angeles to Paine Air Force Base Everett Washington.
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Busmen Cause L A Traffic Tie Up In Car Jam
Los Angeles faced a citywide traffic paralysis as bus workers struck on Monday and Sunday, halting freeways and Downtown corridors. Motorists like Lenny Ross described long delays in the Second Street Tunnel while taxis and pedestrians struggled amid the jam across Hollywood and Beverly Hills areas.
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Strike Hits Railroads Across Seven States
Union trainmen halted traffic on six midcontinent railroads affecting Nebraska Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Arkansas Texas and Louisiana amid a wheat harvest disruption. Federal restraining orders targeted the Katy Southern Pacific and other lines in Texas and Louisiana with hearings set for June 19 to 24. Traffic impact varied as courts moved to curb walkouts and picketing.
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Knowland Threat Hit by Kachel in GOP Clash
Senator Knowland criticizes former colleague Knowland in Washington while Rachel Kachel defends public conscience and vows to decide independently. The California primary involvement by Rachel in support of Nelson Rockefeller is noted amid GOP tensions over Goldwater.
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Quake Wreaks Havoc Across Northern Japan Citys
A strong earthquake struck northern Japan with Niigata Sendai and Sakata hit hardest. Buildings swayed in Tokyo as Niigata railway platforms cracked and fires raged. At least fifteen children feared buried in a Sakata kindergarten. Government tidal warnings issued. transport halted nationwide.
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San Salvador Quake Briefly Shakes Capital
A short sharp earthquake jolted San Salvador Monday evening with no immediate reports of damage or casualties. Continued on Page A-3.
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Cardinal McIntyre to confer with DuBay today
The Los Angeles archbishop James Francis Cardinal McIntyre will meet 10 am today with Rev William H DuBay the Compton priest who asked the Pope to remove him from his post The meeting was disclosed by DuBay's father who refused further comment The priest criticized the cardinal for not taking a stand against segregation and was removed from his post as temporary administrator of St Albert the Great Church in Compton
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High Court Ruling Boosts Los Angeles County Voice
Sacramento reports a Supreme Court decision may force California to reapportion its Senate, affecting urban areas like Los Angeles with a stronger voice. Gov. Brown aims to act soon with Attorney General Mosk to discuss timing. Senate leaders warn of broad shifts and potential 15 new seats for Los Angeles County.
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D-DAY Triggers Shock and German Consternation
General Eisenhower describes the action as a decisive turning point. Page AB reports the Allied assault causing widespread shock among German forces and civilian observers, with strategic implications for the war effort. Page C7 notes a stock market rally fueling hopes of a market comeback.
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Supreme Court Orders One Person One Vote in State Legislatures
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that state legislative seats must be apportioned by population. The decision strikes down geographic patterns that favored small states, banning unequal representation even with referendums. Justice Harlan warned many states face similar changes. cases involve Alabama Maryland Virginia New York Delaware Colorado.
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Prowlers Loot CSLB Gym and Dismantle Theater Sets
Predawn intruders ransacked California State College at Long Beach facilities, ripping vending machines from walls looting a locker room and destroying theater sets. They forced a stage door lock, used a ladder to reach a storage room and slashed walls and light bulbs. Police found shoe prints and scattered pigment as cleanup delayed the schedule.
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