Goldwater’s shifting positions draw GOP feedback
A Washington report catalogs Sen. Barry Goldwater’s frequent reversals on major issues from Cuba to civil rights and the presidency. It notes his past calls to end the filibuster and to quit the UN, then later positions, and quotes his claim that consistency is not a virtue.
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Today in History Highlights of June 10, 1964
On this date in history various events are noted including Tripoli declaring war on the United States in 1801 and other milestones such as Dutch settlers reaching Manhattan in 1610 and the 1940 Italy war declaration against France and Britain. The summary lists several presidential and international actions across years.
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Two Defendants Acquitted in Beatle Wig Slaying Case
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Judge Otis R. Hess acquitted Fred T. Carter and Ernie Hill in a manslaughter case arising from an argument over a Beatle wig at a cafe. The judge found they were unworthy of belief but the state failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. A third man was unnamed as a possible participant.
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Otis R. Hess
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Fred T. Carter
Ernie Hill
Bert Valentine
Ray Coldiron
Valentine
Carter
Hill
Eaton Area Truck Stop Hit By Fire
A fire at the Sunset Truck Stop on U S 40 north of Eaton Ohio destroyed a restaurant service station and garage before firefighters controlled it. Authorities say an explosion in the service station late Tuesday sparked the blaze with several smaller explosions during the fire. No injuries were reported and no damage estimate was released.
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Ex Mental Patient Ruled To Be Death By Own Action
Columbus coroner ruled the death a self inflicted drowning after a former mental patient named Alice Millst about 50 was found in the Scioto River near the Broad Street bridge. Officials said she had been a patient at Columbus State Hospital earlier this year.
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Goldwater to Run for President and Senate in 1964
In 1963 and early 1964 Barry Goldwater signaled a dual race plan. He announced a presidential bid and stated he would also run for the Arizona Senate if nominated. He later said he would withdraw from the Senate race if he won the presidential nomination.
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San Francisco
Arizona
Lyndon B. Johnson
Evening TV Schedule Highlights for June 11, 1964
Listings show Channel 4 and Channel 6 prime time with movies and dramas from 5:00 to 10:30. Channel 10 offers Naked City through Kraft Theatre plus animated and family fare, including Huckleberry Hound and Perry Mason among titles.
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NBCs Red White and Blue highlights flag imagery and nostalgia
Television review notes NBCs parade program focused on patriotic events like Faith North Carolinas Independence Day and Noank Connecticuts Memorial Day observance. Narration cites Ellis Island ruins and a 20 percent flag ownership, while skipping deeper causes of flag apathy. CBS Reports to examine gun rights in two California murder weapon cases pending in court.
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Crile Hospital Eyed As Mental Institution
Ohio officials eye the soon vacated Crile Veterans Hospital in Parma as a mental institution. Mental Hygiene Director Martin Janis says the plan is exploratory with Gov. Rhodes supporting it, though Rhodes has not received the recommendation and would not comment.
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Crile Veterans Hospital
Parma
Martin A. Janis
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Cincinnati Building Trades End Strike After Pact
The sheet metal workers union has accepted a new three year contract by a 390 to 40 vote, granting 52.5 cents hourly raises over the period from a base of 4.24 dollars. About 850 members will return to work across more than 120 shops and sites. Iron workers, lathers and tile setters still strike. 200 members remain out. The two unions began walkouts on June 1.
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Milk Truck Driver Dies In Dayton Wreck
Marion L. Strawsburg of Dayton died Tuesday from burns after his milk truck overturned near Wright Patterson Air Force Base. The 50 year old victim died in the base hospital a few hours later.
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Ohio
Marion L. Strawsburg
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