Romney Seen as GOP Best Bet for 1968 Presidential Bid
Exclusive interview with Michigan Governor George Romney outlines his potential paths to national office, views on party unity, and stance on key 1960s issues. He weighs牧 running again for governor or pursuing the Senate, emphasizes unifying the party, and notes Johnson’s lead in polls alongside concerns over Vietnam, civil rights, fiscal policy, and U.S. business and manufacturing abroad.
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Romney
Jie
U.S. Senate
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Nelson Rockefeller
News Dispatch
Tee Romney
Neil Staebler
Viet Nam
Detroit
Selma
Ala
Nationwide Strike Back Dominican Rebels Urges Peace Plan
Unions claiming 250000 members called a nationwide sympathy strike in support of Dominican rebels after Col Francisco Caamano Dena signaled cautious interest in an OAS peace proposal. The plan would create a provisional government then elections early in 1866, with further study by Caamano and the Dominican junta. The leaders of CASC and the Romanian Workers Federation framed the strike as non disruptively backing a peaceful democratic settlement and the 1963 Constitution as the basis for any agreement.
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UPI
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Francisco Caamano Dena
Organization of American States
OAS
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Caamano
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Santiago
Confederation of Christian Unions
CASC
Rominican Workers Federation
ABC-TV fixes Le Mans outage with tape rerun coverage
Television notes report a Friday shift adding a third Peyton Place night amid technical woes. Le Mans full race coverage scrambled by European relay issues, but ABC broadcast a tape to New York and reruns on the West Coast along with Wide World of Sports carrying the action. Al Hirt fills CBS slot with Fanfare, featuring Krupa Gorme Lewis in a festive variety hour.
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Shaun Lewis
Stamp Salute Commemorative Issue Marks Salvation Army Service
A commemorative stamp honoring 108 years of Salvation Army service will be issued July 2 with ceremonies in New York City. The design is starkly simple and notably devoid of portraits, symbols, or embellishments.
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New York City
Salvation Army
Hospital Notes at Middleshore Hospital and Clinic
Dismissals include Mrs. Doyle Barnett and son. Other names listed are Mrs. David Crigger Glen Daniels Nashville Glen Flennor Mrs Merlin Gayle George Hopkins Jonesville Charlene Smith and more. Admissions include Mrs. Merlin Gayle Glen Daniels and George Hopkins. Hospital visiting hours are 1 to 2 and 7 to 8 each day.
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Marion Bransentnh
City
R. C. Carter
Dave Crockett
Ewing
Jana Sue Earle
W. C. Galloway
Greenville
Dora Ingram
Earl Sumpter
Dibson Station
David Crigger
Cit
Glen Daniels
Nashville
Glen Flennor
Merlin Gayle
George Hopkins
Jonesville
Andrew Miracle
Harrogate
Leonard Schaafsmar
Oak Forest
Charlene Smith
Notice Invites Bids for Sewer Extension Project
City of Middlesborough invites bids for labor materials and installation of about 800 feet of sewer extension to the F Jacobson and Son factory site. Specifications available from City Engineer G F Justice. drawings on file in City Clerk's Office. Bids open June 24 1963 at 7:30 PM. City reserves right to reject any bids.
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Thursdy
Katherine E. Dance
Middlesborough
Wild Moses and Aaron scene shocks London crowd
A rough controversial scene in the biblical opera Moses and Aaron at the Repertory House in London provokes complaints. Cast members describe a wild public orgy vibe with nudity and blood effects as 238 actors perform a ritual sacrifice scene.
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Forbes Reobinson
Obituary for Mrs. Effie Simmons of Campbell Ky
Mrs Effie Simmons of Campbell Kentucky died Friday June 19 after a long illness at 11215 am at her home. Born May 3 1831 in Scott County Virginia to Joe and Minervia Wallin. She married Isaac Blackburn in 1905. he died in 1913. Survived by four children Nanny Melching Jean Blackburn Mary Brown Isaac Blackburn nine grandchildren four great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral today at 2 pm at Arnett Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Cecil Fultz and Rev C H Elrod. Burial at L O O T Cemetery.
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Effie Simmons
Camperland
Simmons
Scott County
Joe
Minervia Bledsoe Wallin
Isaac Blackburn
Middlesboro
Nanny Melching
Newport
Jean Blackburn
Johnson Signs Tax Cut Bill After Camp David Rest
President Johnson flies from Camp David to the White House to sign a $47 billion excise tax cut bill, ending weeks of study and giving merchants time to adjust inventories. He planned a 4 pm signing ceremony with congressional leaders and held a weekend at Catoctin Mountain, with a Sunday church visit and family gifts noted.
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Thurmont
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Fobnser
Lynda
Lael
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Delensapois
Cythy Vance
Horace Bus
iScott
Leslie
Berkeley Teachers Clash Over Spanking Pupils
Berkeley public school teachers say they spanking younger pupils is allowed but new rules bar them from laying a hand on high schoolers. The debate highlights age based discipline policies in Berkeley schools.
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Berkeley, Calif
UFI
Berkeley
Rights Leaders Urge Probe of Chicago Schools
Civil rights leaders supported a proposed congressional inquiry into Chicago Public Schools and planned a protest march on City Hall against Superintendent Benjamin C. Willis. They urged Justice Department focus on de facto segregation and called for meetings with Attorney General Katzenbach while vowing further action.
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Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
Ural Chicago
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Jehange
Setons
Harlem
Adamy Clayiin Powell
House Education and Labor Committee
School board rules on handling pupils with bare hands
The school board bans punishment with implements and requires teachers to use only their bare hands and administer it promptly if pupils do not respond to reason. The rule emphasizes immediate, non-instrumental discipline by educators.
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