California Primary Shows Tight GOP Contest and Johnson Edge
In California the Republican race pits Goldwater against Rockefeller with Hatfield signaling Goldwater momentum. NBC analyses show Rockefeller winning minority groups and higher income voters backing him, while Goldwater gains in farm areas and liberal Bay Area. Johnson appears favored for November as party divisions widen.
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Salinger leads California Senate bid amid rivals
Salinger held a slim lead for the Democratic nomination in California as networks declared him winner while Alan Cranston trailed. George Murphy won the Republican senatorial nomination, with Kaiser and Kaiser trailing as Kaiser placed second in the three-man race.
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Goldwater Backers Clash With Rockefeller Over GOP Path
The debate over Goldwater as the GOP nominee pits Rockefeller against the Arizona senator’s extremism critique. Rockefeller warns against irresponsible doctrinaire lines shaping the party, while Goldwater defends responsible conservatism and cites smears about his views. Leaders including Eisenhower respond with cautious support.
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Lands and McNews Take Sightseeing Weekend Trio to New York
The Landers and McNew families have known each other since 1961. Brenda Davis, Debbie’s friend, joins the trips and events. Debbie only needs not win the bee to earn the weekend trip to New York, plus $1,000 and a trophy, for the national champion. They plan to depart Saturday for the World's Fair.
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Kennedy Stamp Sales Break Records Nationwide
The John F. Kennedy memorial stamp has set new sales records with a supplemental shipment of 4,630,000 sent to post offices, bringing total Kennedy stamp shipments to about 481 million. UN observers signaled a Security Council plan to dispatch three members to Southeast Asia for 45 days to probe border incidents between Cambodia and South Vietnam.
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Bus Crash Kills Three on Wisconsin Tour Bus
A chartered bus carrying 49 people from a cosmetics plant tour overturned on a rain slicked curve on U.S. 41 near Waukegan Illinois. Three died and at least 45 were injured as two or more victims remained trapped before rescue crews freed them. One victim was identified as Angela Santarelli of Milwaukee a Avon saleswoman who organized the trip.
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Weather forecast cautions on June with cooler temps and frequent showers
The forecast notes June will be cooler than normal with above normal rainfall. A southerly Gulf moisture flow will be persistent and afternoon to night showers likely on 15 to 20 days. Average highs 82 to 88, some areas 86 to 90, lows 58 to 64 with cloudiness delaying drying after rain.
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Texans Hold Key Posts In Congress As Power Grows
Texan leaders including George H. Mahon Walter Rogers Jack Brooks Wright Patman Olin Teague Omar Burleson and Poage occupy top and near top spots on House committees. The shift toward Texas influence spans appropriations banking and currency government operations and foreign affairs as LBJ pursues policy goals.
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Birth notices from Lubbock area report multiple deliveries
Various birth announcements list parents, weights, times, and places across Lubbock and West Texas Hospitals. Details include parents' occupations such as farm laborer, sign painter, and Texas Tech student, with birth weights ranging from about 5 to 8 pounds and times early in the day.
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Runway plan hits jet age expansion at Lubbock airport
FAA inspectors approved phase one of Lubbock Municipal Airport jet age expansion for 496000 dollars. Board members discussed NE SW runway narrowing, future jet service by Braniff and Continental, and plans for a west side expansion with new east west runway, field lighting, and a nine month to year timeline for executive terminal and office quarters.
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Cave Girl Kept Food Money For Pets At Drive In
Lake officers found blankets and other belongings hanging on cave rocks after Lyn left to work at a drive in. Two dogs were roped or dragged from the cave by animal control workers amid snarling animals. Lyn came to police on Monday to claim her things and complained that people stare at her.
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Ruby Refuses Medication in Dallas County Jail Decline
Mrs. Grant testified that Ruby repeatedly refused mind easing medication while several psychiatrists visited his cell in Dallas County jail. He was condemned to death for the shooting of Lee Harvey Oswald, the accused assassin linked to President Kennedy.
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New York Republicans and Democrats Clash in Key Primaries
In New York state primaries George Huddleston Bob Jones Kenneth Roberts and Armistead Seldon as well as Albert Rains retirements shaped the results. Edward Koch upset De Sapio for party district leadership in Manhattan while Governor Rockefeller faced Goldwater loyalists for delegates. Charles Buckley was defeated by Jonathan Bingham in a separate NY contest.
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Medication For Ruby Discussed By Officials In Dallas
County health officer said three psychiatrists will decide how and when to give mind easing medication to condemned killer Jack Ruby in his jail cell. The medicine, likely a tranquilizer, was discussed after Judge Joe B Brown ordered treatment following consultations with defense and prosecution.
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Antitrust cases pin down executives in price fixing scheme
United States traders and 46 individuals pleaded guilty or no defense to bid rigging and price fixing. Fines exceed 2 million dollars. six executives spent almost a month in jail. GE and Westinghouse plan appeals claiming insufficient information and unwarranted verdict. This case launches a wave of similar suits against electrical manufacturers and spurs out of court settlements with cities agencies and utilities. TRANS-OCEAN OFFICE TAIPEI Nationalist China's government purchasing agency will open a Los Angeles office.
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Strong hints of Asia strategy shift kept secret at talks
Officials outline a guarded plan for Asia focusing on counterinsurgency, pacification, and Laos aid requests amid continuing Pathet Lao pressure and Viet Cong activity in South Viet Nam. They caution that broader military operations are not yet translated into action while Washington studies the situation.
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