Goldwater gains delegates in AP delegate survey
The AP survey shows Barry Goldwater picking up 22 uncommitted delegates and potentially reaching beyond 655 votes with 470 already pledged. Estimates in 14 states suggest he could gain up to 200 of 258 delegates left to choose, with activity in Colorado Washington Hawaii and Alabama.
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Warren Commission hears Jacqueline Kennedy testimony
The Warren Commission questioned Jacqueline Kennedy as it nears completion of its six month investigation into President Kennedy's assassination. The panel, led by Chief Justice Earl Warren, has not yet finalized its conclusions and previously targeted June 30 for its report. The testimony added no new disclosures about Lee Harvey Oswald's role.
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Warren Commission
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Dallas
Earl Warren
Lee Harvey Oswald
Driver Crashes Car Into Home and Laughs
City police found a driver Friday morning who left the scene laughing after his car hit the garage and residence of Mrs. Herman A. Jones on Lith Street. The woman reported two boys were in the car and fled laughing, with a chrome piece knocked off the vehicle. Officers verified a license and reached the registrant by phone, but had not finalized an investigation.
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Waico Oriental
U.S
Lightedicopters
Herman A. Jones
Wom
Soviet Balloonists Honored As Astronauts, Stamp Mixup
A stamp weekly in Sidney Ohio reported a Soviet commemorative stamp for three orbiting astronauts, but the trio were balloonists who died in 1934. Pavel Fedosenko led the Oso Ichakaim balloon crew. Vasenko and Ussiskin were likewise stratonauts. They perished in high winds, ashes laid in the Kremlin wall.
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Atall
Pavel Fedosenko
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Ichakaim
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Ussiskin
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Kremlin
Linn Stamp News
London
Saransk
Moldavian Autonomous Republic
Soviet Union
Moscow
Depletion aT meas They soared 22,000 meters
The fragment mentions a flight reaching 22,000 meters and hints at a transcontinental North American context. No clear dates, names, or organizations are readable to pin a full event or outcome. Further readable details are needed to craft a proper card.
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United States
North
Senate debate over amendments to civil rights bill
The article outlines planned Tuesday votes on three Republican amendments to a civil rights bill. Morton would require jury trials in most criminal contempt cases, Morton’s and Humphrey’s factions clash over desegregation provisions, and Cotton seeks to limit coverage of the equal employment opportunity title to firms with 100 or more workers. Humprey urges the Senate to adopt compatible language into any House substitute.
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RNH
Riots and Reform Face Park Administration in Korea
The Kim era amid a military junta dominates politics since 1961. Kim resigns but remains in the National Assembly while protests threaten continued student demonstrations. Activists target the intelligence agency accusing it of Gestapo tactics.
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Kim
National Assembly
Platform Fight Shapes GOP Convention Preview
The platform committee plans a traditional GOP principles statement as Goldwater seeks the nomination. Melvin Laird John Rhodes and Ben S. Benecke push for a firm plank while civil rights loom large and divisions over federal action persist.
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Cotton Industry Must Save Itself Without Legislature
Burris C. Jackson of Hillsboro Texas told the American Cotton Congress that the cotton industry must solve its problems through private initiative and industry cooperation rather than new laws. He warned that relying on politics has hindered capitalizing on past gains and expanding acreage.
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Jurors Find No Slander In Hodges Libel Suit
In 10th District Court jurors ruled no slander or libel in a suit by J A Hodges against his nephew Joe Hodges over a 1963 letter. The case, part of the Hodges estate proceedings, named heirs and involved a 1962 Philippines death of C N Hodges with holdings including real estate and cattle. Nellie Alvarez, longtime secretary for C N Hodges, testified among 18 witnesses.
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Stamp Care Is Topic At Junior Club Meet
At the South Plains Junior Stamp Club meeting in Lubbock the program on Care and Handling of Stamps was led by Dr C Earl Hildreth and Starley. Mat Smith presided with Mrs Georgia Booker as hostess at the Garden and Arts Center. Stamps were sold in a serve yourself setup. sales ranged from two cents upward. Sixteen attendees included 22 junior members and four visitors. The club meets 7 30 p m on the first and third Fridays at the Garden and Arts Center. Open to ages eight to sixteen. visitors welcome with next meeting in June.
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McAllen Man Dean Danks Found Shot at Home
Ed Danks, 75, was found shot to death at his McAllen residence on Friday. Justice of Peace Mark Musgrove ruled the death a self-inflicted act.
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Dean McAllen
Danks
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Mark Musgrove
Singer Connie Haines Loses Custody Hearing
In Los Angeles, singer Connie Haines loses custody of her two children after failing to appear in Superior Court. Judge Roger Alton Pfaff awards custody to her ex husband, test pilot Robert M. DeHaven, terminates alimony of 300 dollars monthly, and ends child support. DeHaven claimed the move to Jacksonville, Florida violated the court order. Haines was assessed token alimony and granted visitation rights. The couple married in 1951 and separated in 1960.
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Cand. Aircraft
Robert M. DeHaven
DeHaven
Siinger
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Tokien
Announcer Rod O'Connor Dies in Hollywood
AP reports 50 year old Rod O'Connor long time Red Skelton show announcer died Friday in a Hollywood hospital after a year long illness cancer. The note mentions a separate line about fires every 35 seconds breaking out in U.S. cities.
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White House schedule shows president to visit several cities
The White House announced a presidential trip schedule with stops in Los Angeles June 20 Detroit June 26 and Minneapolis June 27 following an earlier June 19 plan. A separate note mentions stickum on stamp envelopes and a four year U. S. Envelope Co. contract for 8.892 billion stamped envelopes worth 24 million dollars. American Samoan students touring Washington performed at the World’s Fair and met officials and Johnson's daughters during their stay.
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Speke
Frantie
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Ohio
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Mass
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Lee
Stewart L. ‘Udall
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Udall
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Texas Company Stock Busy On Exchange
San Francisco AP reports a major sell off of Gulf Sulphur shares on the Pacific Coast Exchange. Litigation over new Ontario mining claims spurred traders to dump stock, pushing Gulf Sulphur from 50 cents in New York to a final of 1.75 dollars.
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