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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1964

Page

7

Scranton denies seeking VP spot on Goldwater ticket

San Francisco AP reports Pennsylvania governor Scranton said he will not seek the number two position on a Republican ticket with Barry Goldwater. He denied plans to withdraw, urged reporters not to trust rumors, and said conciliation with Goldwater is possible though he did not sign or confirm a letter about the party convention.

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French Parade Celebration Quotes and Convention Fight Chants

The report notes Bastille Day festivities and a convention scene where Scranton shows a subdued mood yet vows to continue battling for the presidential nomination. He declares, I am going to go on fighting for the nomination.

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Scranton Denies 1980 Vice Presidential Run Plans Amid Convention

Scranton refused to confirm any vice presidential bid while pressing for three platform amendments at the convention. In Cyprus, Greek and Turkish Cypriots exchanged shots as Turkish forces clashed with Greek troops, escalating night fighting near Kyrenia with UN reports noting the crossfire.

Scranton GOP Nicosia Cyprus UPI Jags Inst Foreign Ministry Senate Turkeysu.n

National Jamboree to Bring 52000 Scouts to Valley Forge

Valley Forge hosts the sixth National Jamboree July 17 to 23 with 52,000 Boy Scouts. The event requires 100 railroad cars, 700 tons of food, 4.1 million cans and 16,380 campfires. No dishwashing, uses 8.5 million cups and plates, and features a July 18 grand campfire program. Leaders include President Tobagon and guests from Canada.

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Navy Airman Visits Littlefield Parents Before Transfer

Navy Airman Dwayne Gipson first class USN and his family spent eight days with his parents Mr and Mrs Cecil Gipson of Littlefield before a transfer. He previously served four years in Antarctica supporting geological research. His home port was Naval Air Station Jacksonville Florida.

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U S Army Officer Slapped by East German Guard Incident

The Army reports an American officer was slapped by an East German border guard at a checkpoint in East Berlin near Checkpoint Charlie. The officer did not retaliate and remained within traffic rules area as the incident sparked protests from Berlin authorities and a formal complaint to East German border officials.

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Mailmen Strike Spreads Across Britain Logistics Turmoil

A wildcat walkout by 3000 Mount Pleasant mail workers triggers wider action across eastern England with 450 more joining in Norwich. Union leaders seek a 10 percent pay rise as mail service remains jammed with packages and letters amid stricter discipline notices from management.

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Young Square Dancers Sought for Teen Team

Western Teens square dance club plans meetings on the second and fourth Saturdays at Hodges Community Center in Lubbock. Teens 12 to 20 who completed a square dance course qualify. registration is open for September lessons, free of charge, with sponsorship by the Lubbock Park and Recreation Association. Call SW5-5382 or Dickerson at SH3-1926 for details. Adults now enrolled face a $10 per couple fee while enrollment closes.

Lubbock Park Dickerson

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