Scranton Attacks Farm Proposals Of Goldwater
Scranton charges Goldwater farm proposals would bring disaster to the heartland as he tours the Dakotas seeking delegates. He opposes abrupt farm-subsidy elimination, proposing readjustment while arguing for more freedom in agricultural investment and production. He planned meetings with Lodge and intermediate stops for Midwest delegates.
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Fargo
Pennsylvania
Wiliam W Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Dakotas
Goldwater
Escaped Nazi Zech-Nentwich Sighted in South Africa
A South African sighting places Hans Walter Zech-Nentwich, 47, in Pretoria with German friends. West Germany says no extradition treaty exists and released no chance of extradition. Zech-Nentwich escaped from prison April 23 after being sentenced for participating in the slaughter of Jews in Poland.
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Germany
West Germany
Hans Walter Zech Nentwich
South Africa
Vienna
Zech-Nentwich
Pretoria
Poland
Portugal Per Capita Income Reported at 265 Dollars
The article notes Portugal's per capita national income reached 265 dollars. It highlights the country’s economic standing in the context of the region and compares with neighboring nations. Analysts discuss consumer purchasing power and potential growth indicators for the year.
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Portugal
Johnson builds record with civil rights law and aid bills
President Johnson quietly expands his legislative record through the civil rights act and large foreign aid and tax cut measures. He relies on congressional support to maximize domestic legislation as Republicans wrestle over their nominee and party unity.
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Associated Press News
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Atlantic City
White House
San Francisco
Kennedy
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Double Standard claims in Cleveland civil rights clash
Dorothy Weakley 26, a white occupational therapist from Columbus, acquitted of obstructing police at a Lakeview Ele site protest, accuses Cleveland police of a double standard in law enforcement. Five Negroes sat on the jury as 18 other demonstrators await trial. Rev. Bruce Klunder died next day in a bulldozer incident at a similar protest.
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Cleveland
Dorothy Weakley
Lakeview
Centary
Williams
Miss Weakley
Columbus
Bruce Klunder
Brett
Murray Hill
Ralph S. Locher
Glenville
U S Citizens Need Special Permission for Pacific Islands
U S citizens must obtain special permission and meet certain requirements including a valid passport to visit the Pacific Islands Trust Territories.
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U. S
Pacific Islands Trust Territories
Ship Sails To Return Europeans From Albertville
A lake steamer flew Red Cross and UN flags and sailed from Albertville on Lake Tanganyika to evacuate Europeans wishing to leave the rebel held area. The 165 mile crossing is about 19 hours. return expected Sunday or Monday. About 200 whites remain, with 30 UN personnel seeking extraction.
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Burumbi
Red Cross
United Nations
Baron Dhanis
Albertville
Lake Tanganyika
Congo
U.N
Katanga
Legion Boys group elects softball officers
A group of Sons of Legionnaires at American Legion Post 218 Middletown elected officers last night with adviser Hobart Hopper. Sixteen year old Don Baker was named squadron commander followed by Ton Drake as adjutant William Bruce Taylor as chaplain Roy Warren as finance officer and Christopher Elam as historian. The first commander position went to Marvin Collier, second commander to Michael Collier and sergeant-at-arms to James Collier.
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American Legion Post 218
Middletown
Sons of Legionnaires
Legion
Hobart Hopper
Don Baker
S. Breiel Bird
Creekview School
Ton Drake
William Bruce Taylor
Roy Warren
Christopher Elam
Marvin
Michael
James Collier
Color Changing Battle Suits In Army Research
Army and industry scientists pursue color changing camouflage inspired by the chameleon to blend soldiers with environments. Research targets dyes that react to light to shift from jungle green to sand or white for desert and Arctic settings. National Natick labs origin and American Cyanamid involvement noted in early 1940s contracts.
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Fred S. Hoffman W.shington
Viet Nam
Desert
Arctic
Army
Laboratories
Natick, Mass
American Cyanamid Co
Police Briefs Report Arrests For Disorderly Conduct And Concealed Weapon
Police arrested Carl R R King 18 of 3123 Ottawa St in the 1400 block of Fairmount Ave at 11 40 p m yesterday on disorderly conduct and failure to register a motor vehicle charges A 16 year old youth was arrested yesterday at 11 40 p m on a delinquency charge stemming from carrying a concealed weapon
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Carl R.R King
Ottawa St
Fairmount Avenue
Auto Vandalism Leaves Michael Kimbrough with Damages
Thomas Kimbrough reports to police that an unknown person severely scratched his car and shattered the windshield causing $160 damage to the vehicle.
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Thomas Kimbrough
10Th Ave
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