Miller Girls In Arizona Visit Goldwater Sons
Two daughters of Republican vice presidential candidate William E. Miller arrived in Phoenix for a visit with the sons of GOP candidate Barry Goldwater. Elizabeth Ann and Mary Karen met Barry Jr. and Mike at the airport and planned a day at the Goldwater hilltop home with tours of the Phoenix area and northern Arizona including the Grand Canyon.
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Williams urges new probe into 1960 Bobby Baker payoff
Sen John J Williams charges Matthew H McCleskey Jr funneled 25000 to the Kennedy Johnson campaign in 1960 via Bobby Baker. He calls for reopening Baker investigations and opposes delaying action until after elections. Dean Burch demands bipartisan inquiry. McCloskey unavailable for comment.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
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John J. Williams
R-Del
Bobby Baker
Life
Matthew H. McCleskey Jr
Senate
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Baker
McClosky
Burch
Philadelphia
McCloskey
GOP
Harlem Shootings Echo as Officer Cleared in Powell Death
Grand jurors cleared Lt. Thomas Gilligan of criminal liability in the shooting death of 15 year old James Powell, a case linked to Harlem riots. The district attorney released a supplemental report reviewing secret testimony, while a police board reviews possible departmental violations.
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Kennedy Wins New York Democratic Senate Nomination
New York Attorney General Robert F Kennedy swept the Democratic nomination for U S senator over Rep Samuel Stratton by 968 to 153. He pledged to carry on his late brother John F Kennedy’s work and attacked incumbent Republican Kenneth B Keating, who was renominated by the GOP. A Conservative nominee Henry Paolucci also ran. Kennedy, 38, accepted with a strong pro Lyndon Johnson stance and anti Barry Goldwater positions.
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Dora forms as Cleo devastates Norfolk with record rain
The Norfolk area endured a record 13.70 inches at Oceana and 11.40 inches in Norfolk as rescuers evacuated dozens of flooded homes. Firefighter H Vernon Wilson and Stella Mac Forehand died from carbon monoxide in a stalled truck while aiding residents. Dempsey Forehand was hospitalized in good condition. Dora strengthened offshore toward the Caribbean as Dora’s forecast called for hurricane intensity within 12 to 24 hours.
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North Vietnam warns of 12 mile territorial waters
North Viet Nam warns it will defend its 12 mile territorial waters against any entering American warships. A Hanoi Foreign Ministry spokesman denounces U S recognition of a three mile limit as a provocation and vows self defense if provoked by U S or South Vietnamese actions near its borders. U S warships continue Gulf of Tonkin patrols but stay outside the three mile limit.
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Train crew saves Post man after rattlesnake bite
61 year old Jose Sustaita of Post was bitten through his trousers above the left ankle beside Caprock edge four miles west of town. He lay eight hours before a Santa Fe freight crew spotted him and rushed him to Garza Memorial Hospital in a diesel locomotive. Doctors say Sustaita survived two bites and was in good condition Tuesday night.
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Snake Bite On Trail Spurs Train Rescue Page 10
A ranch worker described being bitten by a rattlesnake in the dark while walking toward Post from his ranch job. He felt intense pain described as “a thousand needles” and said the snake did not kill him. He walked about 2 miles along the tracks before feeling sick and lying down awaiting aid.
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Final Courageous Hour Prayer Note
A short anonymous prayer urges steadfastness with a call to remember: only in the final hour do we prevail. The note mentions sharing prayers limited to sixty words or fewer and invites submissions.
Sino Soviet border dispute prompts Pravda warning
The Soviet Union warned Communist China that its claim to vast Soviet territory could trigger dangerous consequences. Pravda described the Sino Soviet border clash as a real war not a mere paper fight and denounced expansionist aims as a major ideological factor in their rift.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Soviet Union
Communist China Today
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Ae Wanmande
Adolescence and Borders in Mao Era Debate
The fragment discusses adolescence as youth resisting parental control and outlines the historical borders between Europe and Asia. It notes Mao Zedong and Pravda as part of a denouncement of alleged Soviet ambitions on page ten.
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Europe
Asia
Mao
Senate Divides Vote On Health Care Plan Amid Social Security Debate
The Senate planned a noon vote today on a revised King Anderson health care amendment to a House Social Security bill. Two hours of debate would precede the vote with equal time for supporters and opponents. If adopted, a second vote would address financing aspects of the plan. Senator Dirksen said Goldwater would fly in if the vote occurred today.
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Senate
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
King-Anderson
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Goldwater
California
Dirksen
Navy Lt. Klusmann Escapes Laos Prison to Thailand Safe
Navy Lt. Charles F. Klusmann, shot down over Laos on June 6, escaped a Pathet Lao prison and is now safe in Thailand, the White House announced Tuesday. The AP report notes the development is detailed on page 10.
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Romney Leads Michigan GOP Primary in Wide Victory
Governor George W. Romney romped toward renomination by an eight to one margin as redistricting caused voter confusion in Michigan on primary day. Edward Meany led the three way Senate GOP race while Romney refused to endorse Goldwater. Polls closed late and Washtenaw County reported long lines amid reapportionment effects.
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U.S. Senate
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Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
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Day Nurseries Denied Zone Exceptions by Zoning Board
Two residential nurseries operated by Mrs. Jack Wood and Mrs. Jewel V. Nisbett were denied zone exceptions in a City Zoning Board meeting after a contentious session. Three other cases were granted and two tabled as a quorum finally allowed decisions. Wood and Nisbett stated no appeals, with Wood opening June 1 serving six children.
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Avalanche-Journal
Board of Adjustment
Jack Wood
59Th St
Jewel V. Nisbett
46Th St
Avalanche Journal
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