Scranton Eyes Platform Fight to Challenge Goldwater
Washington AP Gov William Scranton backers push a possible platform fight to test Sen Barry Goldwaters delegate strength. Sen Hugh Scott and Henry Cabot Lodge hint at a test. Gov George Romney could align with Scranton. Dirksen predicts little impact. Lodge says delegates not bought. Eisenhower support hoped to help Scranton at the convention.
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Washington
William W. Scranton
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Republican House
Henry Cabot Lodge
Scranton
Goldwater
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Congress
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Platform Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Scranton Forces
Lodge
South Viet Nam
National Press Club
Arizona
Dwight D. Eisenhower
San Francisco
Scranton Warns GOP In Danger Of Losing Spirit
Eugene Oregon AP Gov William Scranton says the Republican party risks being taken over by a lifeless rear-view mirror mindset. He seeks movable delegates to block Goldwater on first ballot at the San Francisco convention and notes 80 delegates needed from 344 in 23 states.
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Ore
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Oregon Gop
Scranton
GOP
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Goldwater
Colorado
Florida
Ilinois
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
North Carolina
New Jersey
North Dakota
South Dakota
Tennessee
Virginia
Washington
Sentenced Judge Asked To Resign
Oklahoma Supreme Court calls on U S Corn to resign as supernumerary judge after he was sentenced in federal court to 18 months in prison and fined eleven thousand two hundred fifty dollars for evading federal income taxes. The government reported a witness and documents showing Corn took a 150000 dollar bribe. Corn 80, served on the court since 1934 and became a part time judge in 1959.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma Supreme Court
U. S. Corn
U.S
Corn
High Court
Supreme Court
Top Harvard Law Prof Dies
Roscoe Pound, regarded as the greatest living authority on law though he never earned a degree, died at 93 in Harvard Stillman Infirmary. The former Harvard Law School dean will be honored with a memorial service Tuesday at Memorial Church in Harvard Yard. He was called "the grand old man of law" by peers.
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Cambridge, Mass
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Harvard
Stillman Infirmary
Memorial Church
Harvard Yard
Pound
Soviet Launch Cosmos 34 Continues Space Explorations
The Soviet Union launched Cosmos 34 an earth satellite with instruments to continue space exploration Tass the Soviet news agency said Wednesday
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
New Hospital Contracts Signed for Hocking County Project
Contracts for the 1.3 million Hocking County hospital were awarded to low bidders. Barton A. Hall, hospital building commission chair, will sign and return them to the architect Dan Carmichael of Columbus. The architect assures water and sewer facilities will be ready, with groundbreaking ceremonies planned next week.
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Hocking County Hospital
Barton A. Hall
Hospital Building Commission
Dan Carmichael
Columbus
U.S. Public Health Service
Hall
Building Commission
Holl
Johnson Hails House Passage of Foreign Aid Bill
President Johnson praised the House for approving a 3.3 billion dollar foreign aid bill in a 231 to 174 vote. The measure, reduced from 3.5 billion, shifts spending ceilings to the Senate for authorization action amid Passman’s defeat after a decade of influence over foreign aid funds.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Otto E. Passman
Dla
Barebones
America
Free World
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Passman
Pilot Seeks Car Driver Permit After Solo Flight
Dave Wiley of Mount Vernon soloed at Port Columbus Airport on his 16th birthday. The youngest age allowed for solo flights, with instructor Jim Neeland supervising after 11 hours of instruction. The gift of lessons came from his parents, but Wiley now applies for a permit to learn driving a car.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
Dave Wiley
Port Columbus
Jim Neeland
Young Wiley
Mansfield Sees Possible Early Adjournment For Senate
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield says Congress might finish all major legislation and adjourn before the Democratic National Convention opens on August 24, aiming for a preconvention adjournment.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Senate
Congress
Civil Rights Bill Sent To President Reported Robbery In City
New civil rights legislation moves to the president as police investigate an armed robbery near Da Nite Restaurant. Clarence M. Adams reports two men with .45 caliber pistols robbed him of $50 at 8 45 p m in an alley behind 86 West Main Street. A black and white 1955 Mercury with plate 15877 is described as the getaway car. Suspects are two white men in their late 20s or early 30s, one medium height with light hair and a scar, the other short and heavy with long hair.
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Clarence M. Adams
Lancaster Rt. 5
W. Main St
Adams
Taylor Faces Great Challenge
General Maxwell D. Taylor retires as chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to become U S ambassador to South Viet Nam. He urged continued support as he leads civilian and military efforts to defeat Communist guerrillas in South Viet Nam.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
United States
Free World
Taylor
Pentagon
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Normandy
Korea
Berlin
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
JCS
Johnson
White House
Senate
Saigon
West Point
Army
Viet Nam
Honolulu
Space Aide Denies Glenn Given Post
NASA denies Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr will return as a space program adviser. A spokesman said Glenn has talked with James Webb about a future role but no job offer or decision has been made. Glenn left the program after an injury and pursued the Democratic nomination in Ohio.
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Washington
Space Agency
John H. Glenn Jr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
James Webb
New Concord
Ohio
Webb
Glenn
Stephen M. Young
Eight Ohio Cities Approved for Training Courses
The federal government approved eight Ohio cities for manpower training costing over 770000. About 535 trainees will take courses at Alliance Ashtabula Cleveland Lorain Mansfield Marion Portsmouth and Warren this summer fall and winter in farm mechanics farm management practical nursing welding and office work.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Alliance
Ashtabula
Cleveland
Lorain
Mansfield
Marion
Portsmouth
Warren
Congress OK Final Action on Civil Rights Bill Passed
Washington AP Congress completed action on the civil rights bill as the House approved the Senate version and sent it to the White House for signature. The measure, backed by Democratic and Republican leaders, bars discrimination in employment and public facilities, strengthens desegregation tools, and creates a community relations service. Johnson is expected to sign promptly.
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Washington
Congress
House
White House
Senate
Johnson
George E. Reedy
John W. McCormack
Reedy
Civil Rights Commission
Luci Johnson Turns 17 at White House
Luci Johnson marks her seventeenth birthday at the White House with attention from officials and guests. The teen is described as lively in the presidential circle as her family hosts celebrations.
Boosters Event Tops Holiday Bill on the Hilltop
In Hocking County the Logan Chieftain Boosters host an all day Fourth celebration at the Hilltop athletic field with kiddie rides games band concert ice cream social and concessions. Hocking State Parks may draw large crowds along with Lake Hope expecting top visitation and Rachelmacher Park and Lake Logan await picnickers and sportsmen.
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Hocking State Parks
Lake Hope
Rachelmacher Park
Lake Logan
Fourth Annual Talent Show At Chieftain Gala
Those interested in entering the fourth annual talent show to be featured at the Chieftain Boosters gala holiday celebration should contact Joe Gabriel at 311 S Mulberry or call EV 5 5526. Cash prizes of 75 50 and 25. A giant fireworks display will top the day with a new seven ton amphibious truck or Duck on display by the Hocking County civil defense unit. Across from Hilltop festivities the city swimming pool opens 10 am to 1 pm Saturday with another fireworks show at the Hocking Drive In Theatre on Rt 335 Swimmers picnickers and anglers have a wide variety of options.
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Hocking County
Logan Chieftain Boosters
Hilltop
Chieftain Boosters
Joe Gabriel
S. Mulberry Sr
Hocking County Civil Defense Unit
Hocking Drive-In
Rt. 335
Weather Update for Ohio Showers and Warm Weekend
The U S Weather Bureau reports scattered showers in Ohio with Youngstown at .16 inch and Toledo at .10 inch. Skies were partly cloudy at night with 60s temperatures. highs near 87 yesterday, 58 overnight, today to 90 by 11:30 am with thundershowers possible as temps rise. A weak cold front brings isolated northern showers tonight and Friday while most of the state stays dry.
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Youngstown
Toledo
Hocking Valley
Ohio
Chillicothe Council Names First Negro Member
The Chillicothe City Council names Rev. Melvin J. Woodard pastor of the First Baptist Church to fill the seat vacated by Truman Morris who resigned two weeks ago making him the first African American councilman in the city's history.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
Chillicothe
Melvin J. Woodard
First Baptist Church
Truman Morris
Viet Cong Ambush Kills 29 South Vietnamese Troops
Viet Cong guerrillas ambushed and destroyed an army convoy in central highlands, killing 29 government troops. Government forces claimed 104 guerrillas killed in a nearby mopping up operation, while four helicopter crew and soldiers suffered injuries in separate incidents. A terrorist blast in Saigon injured two Americans and a Chinese passenger as the Mekong delta evacuation helicopter crash added to the casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
Vietnamese Defense Ministry
Qui Nhon
Pleiku
Kontum
Defense Ministry
U.S
Mekong River Delta
Costa Rican Leader backs anti Cuba move with Johnson
Costa Rica President Francisco Orlich and President Johnson urged the Organization of American States to resist Cuban directed aggression in the Western Hemisphere. Orlich predicted Fidel Castro would be overthrown by his people within a year or two.
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Washington
Francisco Orlich
Costa Rica
Johnson
Organization of American States
Hemisphere
Orlich
Fl.del Castro
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