Lodge Scranton Score Victories in Massachusetts Primary
Massachusetts Republicans backed Henry Cabot Lodge for president with a write in lead over Barry Goldwater by more than seven to one. Democratic write ins favored President Johnson. Delegates at large supporting Lodge were elected as counting continued with delays in several cities.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
New Bedford
Clarks
Goldwater
Roger A. Moore
Moore
John F. Kennedy
Ram
Scranton
GOP
State Committee
Boy Safe After Captivity Ended in Memphis
MEMPHIS Tennessee A brave 8 year old boy returned home with his parents four days after being held by Dennis Burke listed among the FBI ten most wanted fugitives Burke was arrested in New Orleans and brought to Memphis where he was finally reunited with his family at the airport The boy appeared shaken but was embraced by his mother and brother in a tearful scene
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Memphis
Tenn
FBI
Dennis Burke
New Orleans
Richard Burke
Scranton Wins Big In Pennsylvania GOP Presidential Write-Ins
Gov William Scranton captured over 60 percent of Pennsylvania's GOP presidential write-in votes setting a state record with 188 831 votes as Henry Cabot Lodge, Richard Nixon and others trailed. The contest yielded no official campaign and no names on the ballot with delegates remaining unpledged.
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Philadelphia
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Ledge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Scranton
Lodge
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Margaret Chase Smith
Herold FE. Stassen
Scranton For President
Craig Truax
GOP
Richard Schweiker
Veteran Republican Nomination Totals Reflected in Multistate Tally
An early tabulation shows Goldwater Nixon Scranton and Lodge leading in various regions with Lodge highlighted as a three time US Senator and UN delegate. Kennedy Johnson and Rockefeller also show strong write in and party competition signals across the electors.
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Goldwater
Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Johnson
Kennedy
William W. Scranton
George Wallace
D-Ala
Massachusetts
US Senate
United Nations
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Missing Humboldt boy vanishes after ride home
Mrs Burke cried upon learning her son was missing from Humboldt Tennessee after leaving his brother at a snack bar. Dennis had not returned home since he rode away on his bicycle. authorities found the bike near the family residence.
Weather Outlook With Clearing Tonight
A cloudy day with showers expected gives way to clearing trends tonight. Temperatures will drop with a cool low around 55 after yesterday's high near 78. Tomorrow looks fair and cool with pleasant conditions.
Irene Weds Carlos amid Dutch boycott and Franco protest
Princess Irene of the Netherlands and Prince Carlos of Bourbon Parma wed in Rome despite a Dutch royal family boycott and a Franco regime protest. The ceremony at St Mary Major Basilica drew nobles and Carlist supporters, with Franco sending no envoy and Queen Juliana kept away.
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Irene
Carlos
Franco
The
Netherlands
Prince Carlos of
Bourbon-Parma
Rome
Basilica of St. Mary
Paolo Cardinal Giobbe
France
Juliana
the Hague
I Irene
Juan Carlos de Borbon
Sophie
Greece
Juan Carlos
Spain
Alfonso XII
Don Juan de Borbon
Francisco Franco
Bourbon- Parma
Madrid
Holy Land
Prince Carlos
Greeks Hold Fire in Cypriot Clash Near Kyrenia Pass
Greek Cypriots paused a bid to seize Kyrenia Pass as U.N. Peace Force commander denounced the offensive. The Greek commander near St Hilari on Castle claimed 350 men could seize the fortress, with about 150 Turkish Cypriots in the area.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
U.N
Kyrenia Pass
U.N. Ob
St. Hilarion Castle
Nicosia
Pass
Roujtine
Prem Singh Gyani
Nicosia- Kyrenia
Gyani
Cyprus
Makarios
Fazil Kuchuk
Astronomer Probes Socorro Flying Object Sighting
Dr. J Allen Hynek and T Sgt David Moody arrived in Socorro New Mexico to investigate a reported egg shaped flying object seen by policeman Lonnie Zamora. The case has sparked several sightings and alleged ground marks including scorched grass and wedge shaped indentations.
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Socorro
N.M
Dearborn University
J. Allen Hynek
Air Force
New Mexico
Poat
Lonnie Zamora
David Moody
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Hynek
Wright. Patterson
Espanola
Martin Vigil
Glenn Begins Home Return After Ear Injury Recovery
Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. shows satisfactory progress after an inner ear injury from a February fall. Doctors announced the improvement Tuesday following a one day Wilford Hall Hospital visit, then Glenn headed home to Houston.
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San Antonio
Tex
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Wilford Hall Air Force Hospital
Houston
Faiths Unite In Battle For Race Equality
Leaders of Protestant, Catholic and Jewish faiths vow a moral crusade for civil rights and pledge to press President Johnson and Congress. At Georgetown University 150 churchmen declare that strong civil rights enactment is the churches’ business, as Humphrey and fellow lawmakers back the effort. The White House awaits.
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Washington
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Georgetown University
America
Patrick A. O'Boyle
White House
Protestant Leaders Begin Capitol Hill Worship Series
On Capitol Hill Protestant leaders planned daily services at the Lutheran Church of the Reformation while the Senate weighs Johnson's broad civil rights bill. Rabbi Uri Miller of Baltimore urged that moral and spiritual factors dominate politics, noting only a handful of congressmen attended the convocation.
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Capitol Hill
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
Senate
Johnson
Uri Miller
Baltimore
Synagogue Council of America
Storms Sweep Wide Areas From Southeast To Midwest
Thunderstorms rumbled from the Southeast to the Atlantic Coast after tornadoes hit northern and central Alabama injuring two and damaging at least 15 homes and a restaurant. Twisters also damaged power lines and a new motel near Lincoln while Florida and Indiana saw strikes.
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Associated Press
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
South
Midwest
Alabama
Florida
Indiana
Iinois
Caroliias
Florida Panhandle
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Georgia
Alexandria
Lincoln
Four Jurors Selected On Horta Jury
CHICAGO AP The long search for 12 jurors for James R. Horta's fraud and conspiracy trial continued in US District Court The Teamsters Union president and seven codefendants face trial Defense and prosecution tentatively seated four jurors with 96 of 100 veniremen excused for ulcers prejudice among other reasons Peremptory challenges may still remove the four chosen Judge Richard B. Austin announced a new panel of 100 veniremen would be called today and a third panel awaited in the wings.
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Chicago
James R. Horta
Teamsters Union
Richard B. Austin
Johnson signals possible future tax cuts but delays concrete plans
President Johnson, speaking to business leaders at a White House dinner, hinted at a second round of tax reductions if the current cut proves successful. He urged restraint this year and emphasized dialogue with industry leaders to sustain a healthy free enterprise economy.
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US Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
White House
Johnson to dine with labor leaders to curb price rises
The President plans a dinner with top labor union officials early next month to urge business leaders to restrain price increases. He cited the railroad settlement as a model and noted the tax cut reducing corporate levies. Guests include Roger Blough of US Steel, Henry Ford II of Ford, and David Rockefeller of Chase Manhattan Bank.
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Johnson
Roger Blough
US Steel Corp
Henry Ford Fi
Ford Motor Co
David Rockefeller
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York City
Chuckle Girl Seeks Love Beyond Beauty Wealth Hints
A humorous column notes that a clever woman can win a man’s love not through beauty but by wealth. The piece suggests financial independence may influence romance and social reception.
FBI Agents Continue Hunt For Missing Baby
Police and FBI agents scoured a South Side Chicago neighborhood for three day old Paul Joseph Fronczak, kidnapped from Michael Reese Hospital. Lee A. Kelsey, a 34 year old taxicab driver, led officers to the area with a woman posing as a nurse who snatched the infant. Over 100 officers and agents circulated a photo and composite drawing as Dora Fronczak, the mother, pleaded for the baby's safe return.
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Chicago
FBI
South Side
Lee A. Kelsey
Paul Joseph Fionczak
Michael Reese Hospital
Kelsey
Dora Fronczak
Fronczak
Chester Jr
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