Democrats May Pick Atlantic City For 1964 Nomination
Atlantic City emerged as the leading site for the 1964 Democratic National Convention with Chicago and San Francisco still in contention. The Site Committee meets in Washington to decide while cities bid cash and free facilities. New Jersey offers $625,000 plus hotel and convention space. Gov. Hughes hosts events as party leaders gather, with a National Committee vote scheduled after the Site Committee's closed-door recommendations.
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UPI
Atlantic City
Chicago
San Francisco
New Jersey
Citi
Zens
Ocean Resort
Richard J. Hughes
New International Inn
Hughes
National Committee
Denver
Canada Votes Today on Budget Confidence
Ottawa's Liberal government seeks to survive a key confidence vote amid a budget controversy that has unsettled markets and drew protests from the construction sector. Finance Minister Gordon defends his plan as Social Credit and New Democrats weigh support, while Conservatives try to topple the administration.
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Ottawa
UPI
Canada
Parliamnt
House of Commons
Walter Gordon
Gordon
Social Credit
George Nowlan
New Democrats
Lester B. Pearson
John Dffenbaker
Pearson
Child Dies After Youths' Fatal Street Encounter
In San Francisco a three year old girl Kathy Decoteau was killed and her mother Marvis Decoteau critically injured when a car struck them during a streetcar wait. Alfred Jones of Oakland and Ralph La Change of San Francisco were booked on suspicion of murder after a knife attack escalated a sidewalk argument.
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San Francisco
UPI
Kathy Decoteau
Marvis Decoteau
Alfred Jones
Oakland
Jones
Ralph LaChange
LaChange
Nixon Backs Kennedy Civil Rights Plan in Cairo
Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged Congress to enact civil rights legislation, saying it aligns with his past "goals." He spoke after meeting Egyptian President Nasser and praised UAR leadership while noting U.S. aid to Nasser and the Aswan High Dam project. Nixon planned to travel to Athens next.
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Upi
Richard Nixon
Congress
Kennedy
United States
Nixon
Pat
U.S
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
U.A.R
Aswan High Dam
Nile
Athens
Fulbright Hints U S May Withdraw Europe Troops
Senator J William Fulbright of Arkansas says the United States will likely withdraw some troops from Western Europe unless the European Community relaxes protectionist trade policies. He cites the U S balance of payments and NATO defense costs as factors driving possible troop reductions.
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Europe
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
United States
Killer Escapes Boston Jail Inmates Charged In double murder
An ex convict, Rocco Baillio, 26, escaped from Charles Street jail by sawing a bar and lowering ground with knotted blankets after being held on a murder charge. He is accused with his twin Salvatore Balliro and Albert Ciocco in a Roxbury home invasion that killed Mrs. Toby Wagner and her son, Mark, on Feb 2. Balliro had previously escaped from Bristol County House of Correction in New Bedford.
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UPJ
Charles Street
Rocco Baillio
Balliro
Toby Wagner
Mark
Roxbury
Salvatore
Albert Ciocco
Salvatore Balliro
Ciocco
Rocco Ballire
Teens Riot After Auto Races At Elkhart Lake
In Elkhart Lake Wisconsin a riot followed the Road America June sprints as about two thousand teens and students roamed the streets. Law enforcement dispersed the disorder after two hours with tear gas and arrests estimated around sixty. bonds ranged from 25 to 125 dollars.
Weekend Accidents Claim Several Lives Across Regions
United Press International reports a deadly weekend with multiple fatal incidents. A private plane crash near Smithville Texas killed four on the Patten ranch. A Los Angeles duplex fire burned four children to death, suspected arson. The Molina family of Lakewood Minnesota lost five members in a collision near Artesia New Mexico, with five others injured. A drag race crash near Ocala Florida killed the driver and the Buck family of Willam Owen Buck. A stalled single engine plane crashed into the Rio Grande near Las Cruces killing a businessman, his son, and two Las Cruceans.
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Smithville
Tex
Austin
Los Angeles
Nome
Thelma Arias
A Molina
Lakewood
Mie
U.S
Florida 40
Ocala
Rio Grande River
Las Cruces
N.M
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Sierra Vista Ranchos
Paradise Valley
Pecos
United Press International
Artesia, N.M
Willam Owen Buck
Riviera
Sofa Bed Co
2Nd
Charleston
Nevada
Stean Car
Deale
Deale & West
Custom Home Interiors
James Cashman Company
North Main
Las Vegas, Nevada
Imperial Vegas Apts
Desert Inn Golf Course
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