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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1964

Page

7

Barry Gets Boost But From Demos in Maryland

Maryland Democrats push segregation era themes with Gov. George Wallace in the primary while Republicans reject extremist messages. Bill Broom reports that Barry Goldwater aides lose support in Maryland amid a turbulent political scene.

Barry Goldwater Maryland Bill Broom Loy Washington George Wall Etheir

Rockefeller Warns of Wallace Third Party Boost

Governor Rockefeller said a Wallace third party could hurt Democrats and help Republicans in the November election at a Disneyland Hotel press conference. He stressed California's June primary as decisive, denied an unholy labor alliance claim, and noted his openness to labor support while keeping the party on a mainstream conservative path.

Nelson A. Rockefeller GOP Disneyland Hotel Rockefeller Wallace Alabama California Barry Goldwater New York Hofever Geldwater Finance Joseph C. Shell Committee On Political Education Afl-Cio Shell Victor Reisel Roosevelt Hotel New York City United Republicans New York Afl-Cio Lee Minton George Wallace Maryland Washington Robert F. Kennedy Rocky Fresno Stockton Oakland San Francisco John W. Steffey Annapolis Goldwater San Francisco Steffey Alexander M. Lankler New Hampshire West Vir Ginis Oregon

Claim Filed for Half of Coast Island

A Pasadena woman claims one quarter of Santa Rosa Island and half of the estate appraised at 712000. The island half belonged to Edward N. Vail a noted yachtsman and rancher. Police say Vail shot his wife Violet then killed himself in 1961. The claimant bears the name Susan Wynne Vail Hoff yman, 23, said to be Vail’s daughter. Eight beneficiaries contest the will which mentions a child named Susan.

Santa Barbara Pasadena Santa Rosa Island Edward N. Vail West Vail Violet Susan Wynne Vail Hoffyman Susan

Bird and snake ignite grass fire near Santa Barbara

Firemen said a grass fire was started Wednesday when a bird snatched a large snake and dropped it onto a 16,000 volt high power line. The snake coiled around the line and a guy wire, grounding the line and sending sparks into Elwood Canyon. Fifteen acres burned before firefighters stopped the blaze fifteen miles northwest of Santa Barbara.

Santa Barbara Elwood Canyon Here

Athlete's Foot Germ How to Kill It

A fragmented section offers vague guidance on foot fungus treatment with scattered references to burning sensations sweaty feet and unclear advice. The text lacks coherent details, names, dates, or actionable steps.

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