Goldwater Leaves Arizona for Washington Amid Clash Over Clergy Critique
Barry Goldwater flies to Washington after English Anglican Canon John Collins condemns his campaign as repugnant to Christian conscience. Collins decries fascist overtones, while Goldwater plans major speeches from Washington and Phoenix with Eisenhower help and a citizens committee draft to woo Democrats and independents. Television will be central to his outreach.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Washington
St. Paul’s Cathedral
London
John Collins
Goldwater
Collins
Arizona
Eisenhower
Johnson
Citizens Committee
California
Judy Garland Treated For Wrist Injuries In London
Judy Garland, 42, was treated at St Stephen's Hospital Chelsea in London for minor wrist injuries and discharged several hours after admission. A hospital statement confirmed the actress and singer sustained wrist injuries.
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London
Judy Garland
St. Stephen’s Hospital
Chelsea
Health ministers wary of cost for universal care plan
Ottawa health minister Judy LaMarsh warned that a comprehensive medical care program will cost heavily and requires wide federal provincial talks. She noted royal commission recommendations demand substantial expenditures and that detailed discussions cannot occur in a two day meeting. Provincial ministers offered varying views on timing and implementation.
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Ottawa
Judy LaMarsh
Conference of Health Ministers
Royal Commission
Saskatchewan
Ottawa to debate student loans bill amid Quebec concerns
The Commons returns to debate the proposed student loans legislation as Quebec student associations urge a two week suspension and a joint federal provincial committee. The bill would back bank loans up to 1000 dollars yearly for needy post secondary students, amid opposition over provincial jurisdiction. The plan awaits second reading as Prime Minister Pearson outlines a tight timetable before summer vacations.
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Commons
Quebec
Laval University
University of Montreal
Creditiste
Pearson
Democrats for Goldwater campaign planned in Ala
In Birmingham Alabama Southern conservatives shift support after Governor George Wallace withdraws from the race Wallace says he aimed to promote states rights and silent endorsement remains undecided Roz V Harris of Augusta Georgia plans to form a nationwide Democrats for Goldwater chapter network Former Georgia governor Marvin Griffin backs Goldwater while denying leaving the Democratic party Wallace met with his electors in Birmingham and pledged no immediate endorsement Time will tell after the Democratic convention in Atlantic City NJ
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Ala
Alabama
George Wallace
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Goldwater
Roz V. Harris
Augusta
Wallace
Harris
Marvin Griffin
Georgia
Democratic Party
CBS
Face the Nation
Atlantic City
N.J
Washington
Redcliff man improves after head on collision
A Redcliff resident Marvin Baumann 20 is in serious condition but shows improvement after abdominal surgery Saturday following a Friday head on collision on the Trans-Canada Highway near 12th Ave N W. Baumann suffered a ruptured spleen and multiple fractures. Two Calgary men Richard J. Dean 21 and Donald Leroy Lang 26 died in the crash.
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Redcliff
Marvin Baumann
2Nd St. S.W
Calgary
Richard J. Dean
Donald Leroy Lang
Medicine Hat Stampede Aims for Class B Status
The Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede appears close to achieving Class B status after three years with at least $3,000 in prize money in approved agricultural classes. Publicity director Rod Ashburner notes crowds improved this year but cannot confirm final federal approval yet.
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Medicine Hat
Rod Ashburner
Ash
Stampede Financials Delayed Pending Prize Payouts
The 1964 Stampede figures show a person to person account, with earlier years relying on estimates. Midway profits may lag last year due to free rush seat admissions to rodeo and night shows, while concessions await reports to finalize the financial statement and close the Stampede books. Prize money unclaimed at the Stampede office delays closing.
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Mr. Ashburner
Midway
Ashburner
Harlem Riots Leave One Dead and Dozens Injured
Rioting across Harlem and Brownsville, Brooklyn, during weekend clashes between Black residents and Puerto Ricans leaves one Black youth dead and many wounded. Police report snipers, missiles, and 128 arrests overall as funerals and protests unfold amid rising tensions and calls for action against the Powell shooting.
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New York
Harlem
Brownsville
Brooklyn
City moves to seize business tax delinquents
The finance committee approved seizure notices for about 100 business tax accounts totaling around 16000 dollars dating to 1963. Controller A T Legge said notices will take effect Aug 1 if unpaid, with assets such as equipment or stock at risk of sale. routine seizure notices to be issued annually for late business taxes.
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A. T. Legge
Jimming
Legge
Contractors to bear costs for grade errors in city projects
The finance committee authorized city engineer Allan Gunter to pursue recovery from contractors for remedial work after grade errors. Gunter and building inspector R A Pearce will propose an early detection formula, and extra inspection costs fall to builders. Aldermen may hire another inspector if needed.
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Allan Gunter
Furethermore
Gunter
R. A. Pearce
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