Senators Keep Key Civil Rights Title In Bill Amid Battle
The Senate voted 63 to 23 to retain the public accommodations title in the civil rights bill, rejecting Byrd amendments. Leaders expect the measure to pass this week, with Goldwater opposing unless revised and other major measures awaiting Senate action.
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Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
House
Barry Goldwater
Denison Kitchel
Goldwater
Arizona
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Johnson
House Rules Committee
Ohio Delegates Reevaluate GOP Nominees At Caucus
In Columbus delegates to the Republican National Convention reassess candidates. At least three back Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania, 15 prefer Sen. Barry Goldwater, while 40 support James A. Rhodes as favorite son. A June 22 caucus could set the outlook.
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Columbus
Ohio
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
James A. Rhodes
Lodge Denies Report He Plans To Resign
In Saigon US Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge rejects a Washington report claiming he will resign within 30 days. He says there is no truth in the rumor and speaks through a spokesman.
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Lodge
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Washington
Nelsonville Tavern Band Cited for Noise Disturbance
Nelsonville police cited a four member band from Friendly Tavern for disturbing the peace at 6 10 p m Sunday. The group including Kenney Mitchell Allen Farley William McKnight and Shirley McKnight faced court appearance after prior complaints about loud music near a church.
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Nelsonville
Kenney Mitchell
Adams St
Allen Farley
Columbus St
William and
Shirley McKnight
Khrushchev Begins 18 Day Scandinavian Tour
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev and party depart Moscow for an 18 day tour of Denmark Norway and Sweden. He aims to press for a ban on nuclear weapons in central and northern Europe and asks Scan dinavian leaders to join NATO countries in creating a nuclear free zone. Khrushchev will spend six days in each nation ending in Sweden on July 4.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Copenhagen
Central Europe
Nina
Kaliningrad
West Germany
NATO
East Germany
Scandinavia
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Europe
Canada Debates New Flag Amid National Tension
In Ottawa the House of Commons opens a debate on Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson's plan to establish Canada's first official flag. Polls suggest a slim majority support the proposal, which could force a national election if defeated. The Pearson pennant features white field three red maple leaves and blue end bars.
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Ottawa
House of Commons
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Pearson
Commonwealth
Desert Strike Mock War Cost 54 Million in Far West
The two week Desert Strike exercise involved about 100000 Army and Air Force personnel and 16 000 men deployed from Texas to Germany with units from California Nevada and Colorado. Costing about 54 million the event far exceeded World War II era outlays and included substantial transport by commercial means. The Pentagon cited testing armored maneuver realism and tactical nuclear employment as key aims and noted that moving forces by commercial transport contributed 27.9 million of the cost.
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Washington
Far West
Associated Press
California
Arizona
Nevada
Defense Department
Texas
Germany
Iron Curtain
Pentagon
Ft. Hood
Tex
California National Guard
Ft. Campbell
5Th Mechanized Infantry
Colorado
East Coast
United States
Party to People Forum guides GOP platform in Philadelphia
President Eisenhower and top Republicans gather in Philadelphia for a Forum to shape foreign policy planks for the GOP platform. Gov. Scranton enters the presidential race as the July convention nears in San Francisco. The panel includes Thomas Gates Walter Judd Clare Boothe Luce Robert Strausz Hope and William Kitner.
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Philadelphia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Party To People Forum
William W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Defense
Thomas S. Gates
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Italy
Clare Boothe Luce
Robert Strausz-Hope
University of Pennsylvania
Foreign Policy Research Institute
William Kitner
Radishes Grow Fast Listening to The Beatles Study Claims
In suburban White Plains High School, 15 year old Lynn Boshkov planted four radish trays and exposed three to daily 45 minute sessions of Beatles Lily Pons and Dvorak. After maturation the Beatle radishes showed the largest foliage and root weight, while the Dvorak group lagged.
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New York
Lily Pons
Lynn Boshkov
Columbia Univer
White Plains
Stefan Boshkov
Lynn
Lis
Beatles
New World Symphony
Pons
Dvorak
Boshkov
Goldwater Near Magic Number in Texas Delegates
Senator Barry Goldwater is poised to win 56 Texas delegates on Tuesday, edging toward the 655 needed for the Republican nomination as the first-ballot tally shows him at 619. Governor Scranton rides a slow climb nationwide with scattered delegate gains and ongoing appeals to unpledged delegates ahead of the July convention.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Texas
Arizona
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Goldwater
Associated Press
Montana
San Francisco
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Craig C. Truax
North Dakota
Idaho
Utah
New Mexico
Virginia
Missouri
Connecticut
Maryland
Minnesota
Ohio Weather Summary Sees Rain Boost First Half 1964
The U S Weather Bureau notes weekend thundershowers pushed six month rainfall in 1964 above 1963 totals in Columbus. Expect fair and cooler conditions with chances of thundershowers Tuesday and through tonight. Yesterday’s high reached 86, low 70, with 87 noted at midmorning.
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Columbus, Ohio
U. S. Weather Bureau
Ohio
Colum
Weather Forecast Promises Thunder Showers Across Central Ohio
Heavy rain drenched Prospect in Marion County with 2.75 inches while Columbus area saw under 2.5 inches. Warm humid conditions persist with thundershowers likely this afternoon and evening. A cool front from Detroit to Chicago advances southward as northerly winds push chill air into northern Ohio tonight and central and southern counties on Tuesday.
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Ohio
Prospect
Marion County
Columbus
Detroit
Chicago
Kansas City
Cyclone Panics Rajkot as Death Toll Rises
A cyclone that lashed Rajkot with a roar from the Arabian Sea last Thursday killed at least 27 people and prompted emergency measures across the city and surrounding regions.
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Rajkot
India
Arabian Sea
Three Injured In Rt 678 Two Car Crash
Three people were injured in a two car crash on Rt 678 1.1 miles east of Rt 180 at 6 45 p m Sunday. Frank Bailey 18 Rockbridge and Charles Anderson 32 Logan Rt 2 were involved. Bailey’s car hit a slippery spot and struck Anderson’s car. All were treated at Hocking Valley Hospital.
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Rt. 678
Rt. 180
State Highway Patrol
Frank Bailey
Rockbridge
Charles Anderson
Logan Rt. 2
Bailey
Anderson
Muriel Anderson
Charles R. Anderson
Hocking Valley Hospital
Rt. 668
Communal Picnic Draws 1000 at Buckeye Lake Park
Five Logan industries joined for a large community picnic at Buckeye Lake Park on Saturday with about 1000 attendees. Employees and families from Logan's General Electric plant Metalbestos Division Logan Clay Products Co General Hocking Brick and Metal Powder Products organized the event featuring lunch and free amusement rides.
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Logan Industries
Buckeye Lake Park
Logan
General Electric
Metalbestos
William Wallace Co
Logan Clay Products Co
General Hocking
Reasons For Not Seeking New Hospital Bids Outlined
Barton A. Hall explains Hocking County hospital trustees did not readvertise bids due to small bid differentials and wage-rate concerns. He notes plumbing and electrical bids were close, kitchen equipment gaps remained under $8,000, and Washington wage changes could raise costs if not awarded by June 16. Donations total $48,120 toward a $73,000 goal.
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Hocking County Hospital
Barton A. Hall
Hospital Building Commission
Washington
Holl
Drowning Replaces Traffic as Ohio’s Weekend Killer
Water accidents claimed six lives while highway crashes killed three during the weekend in Ohio. Authorities cited risky conditions and late-night trips as contributing factors.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
High Court Ruling Challenges Ohio Hanna Amendment
The U.S. Supreme Court ruling on apportionment questions raises questions about Ohio’s Hanna Amendment, which guarantees at least one House seat per county. Gov. Rhodes, House Speaker Cloud, and Lt. Gov. Brown weigh potential impacts and constitutional validity amid reapportionment debate.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S. Supreme Court
Ohio House of Representatives
Cleveland
James Nolan
U.S. Supreme Court
James A. Rhodes
High Court
Rhodes
House
Roger Cloud
Associated Press
Cloud
John Brown
Medina
Supreme Court
Ohio House
Earl Warren
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W. Hunter St
Spring St
Samuel H. Stewart
Lincoln Ave
Robert L. Buck
Logan Rt. 3
Stewart
Main St
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Rt. 93S
Metz Rd
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Hall
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