Scranton Sees Growing GOP delegate support for candidacy
Gov. William W. Scranton says Republican convention delegates in larger numbers than expected back his bid and plans to press uncommitted delegations in the East Midwest and South starting Tuesday. He notes Ohio and Illinois as key arenas as Goldwater leads first ballot votes, while Democrats rally around Johnson with Reynolds yielding Wisconsin votes.
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Wave
Minn
Senate
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Laird
New York
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Arizona
Platform Committee
Final Stage Set For Civil Rights Bill
The House opens the final stage of the civil rights bill amid southern opposition aiming to delay. Speaker McCormack pledges White House action by July 4, while the Senate tackles backlogged legislation and fund bills for interior treasury and post offices.
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House Rules Committee
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
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Barn Fire on Krinn Farm After Weekend Storms
Lightning started a fire at the Irving Krinn farm on Star Rt. Sunday night destroying a barn with about 300 bales of hay. Two hours to extinguish. loss estimated at 5300 dollars. Property owned by Faith and Ruth Krinn. Ohio Power reported line damage affecting 288 customers on Rt. 33.
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Star Rt
Logan
Robert Courter
Faith
Ruth Krinn
Ohio Power Co
Rt. 33
Greendale
Maysville
Borneo frontier clashes bruise talks after Tokyo summit
Indonesian guerrillas attacked Gurkha patrols near Kuching in a six hour battle as Sarawak officials warned of a grave frontier situation. Five Gurkhas were killed with five wounded. casualties among guerrillas not known. Manila and Kuala Lumpur noted the fallout from the Tokyo conference collapse.
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Kennedy Begins Slow Recovery After Plane Crash
Sen Edward M Kennedy, 32, remains in a Foster frame to ease pain from three broken vertebrae suffered in a Friday night plane crash that killed two. Doctors assess whether surgery is needed as he undergoes a long recuperation in Northampton Massachusetts.
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Ohio Republicans Hold Pre-Convention Caucus
Ohio GOP delegates met in Columbus for a pre-convention caucus to determine support. Ray C Bliss aims for a unified uncommitted Ohio delegation to boost national influence and bargaining power at the San Francisco convention.
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Goldwater Support Claims Split For Ohio Delegation
Rep. John M. Ashbrook said Ohio will back Gov. James A. Rhodes on the first convention ballot but Goldwater could win far more than half of the 58 member delegation on the second ballot. He did not name any delegates supporting Goldwater.
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Welfare Workers Get Salary Boost
Gov. James A. Rhodes announced a raise plan for welfare department staff. Low paid workers receive $85 more per month starting July 1, with higher classifications averaging $30. About 560 workers will gain, boosting annual payroll by roughly $300,000 to reduce turnover from 15 percent to closer to 6-7 percent.
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Ohio
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Officials Warn Women In Topless Suits Of Arrest
New York City officials assure women swimmers wearing topless bathing suits on public beaches they will be arrested. They state such attire violates the law.
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New York City
Kelch's Navy Nets New Civil Defense Amphibious Truck
The Logan-Hocking County Civil Defense acquires a 1945 seven ton DWKS Duck amphibious truck, nicknamed Kelch's Navy. Valued at 15000 dollars, the vehicle will aid flood rescue and parade duties, be repainted white with red and blue trim, and offer rides at the Fourth of July celebration. A second Duck is expected for parts.
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Khrushchev Arrives in Stockholm Alliances and Media Stir
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev lands in Stockholm with wife Nina after a Baltic Sea voyage aboard the Bashkiria. He is greeted by cool Swedish press scrutiny over a 1945 Swedish diplomat case, as protesters demand information on the missing envoy.
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Bashkiria
Vietnamese paratroop battalions suffer heavy losses in Viet Nam
Two Vietnamese para troop battalions took their heaviest casualties of the war on Sunday as they charged into a Viet Cong position and routed Communist forces.
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South Viet Nam
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Market resumes advance led by steels autos and rails
The New York stock market moved higher early in the afternoon led by steel, automobile, and railroad shares. Trading remained fairly slow as the session started with an overall uptrend.
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Four Year Old Killed By Auto Near Amanda
A 4-year-old girl Debbie Thompson of Amanda was struck and killed by a car on Ohio 159 four miles south of Amanda. She stepped into the path of a car in Oakland as state patrol reported dead on arrival at Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital.
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Ohio 159
Amanda
Highway Patrol
Lancaster-Fairfield County Hospital
Debbie Thompson
Rt. 2
Oakland
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