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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1964

Page

2

Johnson Ends Two Day California Tour in 1964 Campaign

President Johnson closed a swift California swing with a pledge of peace and prosperity and a call for national unity. Lynda Bird Johnson accompanied him to Hollywood events as 2,500 attendees paid $100 each for a Palladium fundraiser while celebrities joined the President’s Club party at the Ambassador Hotel.

Johnson California Gov Brown Los Angeles San Francisco White House Salinger George Murphy Hollywood University of California Irvine Sunset Boulevard The Palladium Ambassador Hotel Joey Bishop Jimy Durante Lawrence Welk Frank Sinatra Gregory’ Peck Natalie Wood Janet Leigh Steve Allen Debbie Reynolds

Inonu to Meet Johnson Over Cyprus Tension

Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu arrives in Virginia and will fly to Washington for White House talks with President Johnson on the Cyprus dispute with Greece. Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou visits later in the week as possible neutral-ground talks are considered.

Wasilington Ismet Inonu Johnson Cyprus Turkey Greece Inonu Langley Air Force Base Riliamsburg Washington White House Inonn George Papandreou

Scranton Sees Delegates Shifting Toward Goldwater Soon

Governor William Scranton of Pennsylvania predicts Republican delegates will start switching from Barry Goldwater to other candidates within about ten to seventeen days as uncommitted delegates move toward Goldwater. He says major switching remains about a week and a half away and notes growing support while stressing his own stand for principle and possible backing if Goldwater is the nominee.

Washington William Scranton Pennsyvania Sea Barry’ Goldwater Imn Scranton Goldwater Hig White House

3 Yanks Missing in Viet Battle

Special forces activity in the region has been intense as American sources say it is not yet certain if the three missing Americans were captured near government bases. Reinforcements moved in and 300 troops searched the area within two hours amid sporadic fighting. If captured, the total American prisoners in Viet Cong hands would rise. several Americans were known to be held in camps near the Cambodian border.

Fromm Saigon Ca Mau Dorder da Nang

Tragedy in Formosa Plane Crash Kills 57 Including 20 Americans

Nationalist China airliner crashed near Taichung Formosa killing all 57 aboard including 20 Americans. Witnesses described a plunge and explosion as wreckage scattered across paddy fields. US embassy staffer Lucia Shannon and her mother Mrs. Shannon perished. A partial list of U S and allied service members among the dead was released by the Defense Department.

Taipe Formosa Shenkang Mice Hill Chang Associated Press Willie Lee China Worth Chire Chesnut Flying Tiger M. Shannon Sarasota Fla Lucia Taipei Taichung

Eisenhower Backer Believes Scranton Favored

Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania says President Eisenhower likely prefers William Scranton for the Republican presidential nomination. Senator John Tower counters that Eisenhower has expressed neutrality and remains aloof, warning against assumptions about his stance.

Washington Hugh Scott R-Pa Dwight D. Eisenhower Nnsylvania William W. Scranton John G. Tower R-Tex Barry Goldwater J. Aziz Scott Eisenhower Gov. Scranton Johnson

Convention Foes Near Duel's Final

Washington U F two GOP contenders for the presidential nomination enter a final phase of the delegate battle ahead of the convention opening in three weeks. Goldwater holds a large lead while Scranton seeks to derail the senator's momentum before the first ballot as Montana Republicans pledge their 14 delegates to Goldwater. The AP survey of 1398 delegates outlines the initial first ballot breakdown.

Washington UF Toay Len Barry Goldwater William Scranton Montana

Illinois Solon Gets GOP Convention Job

Rep. Leslie C. Arends of Illinois has been chosen to present the Republican congressional delegation views at the Republican Platform Committee hearing in San Francisco. The announcement was made Sunday by party officials.

Washington UPI Leslie C. Arends Republican Platform Committee San Francisco

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