Goldwater Named in 23 Minutes Sheppard To Leave Pen Today
Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard, known from the famous murder case, was ordered released from Ohio Penitentiary by a federal judge. The decision cited denied rights in his 194 trial and set a bond of 100. His release could lead to a new trial, with prosecutor seeking a stay and appeals planned by state officials.
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Program Today at the Republican National Convention
In San Francisco the Cow Palace hosts the GOP agenda with Morton as chair. Events include a pledge of allegiance, a national anthem by John Gary, an invocation by J Clifford Wallace, state roll calls for vice presidential nominations, and speeches by Richard Nixon and the presidential nominee.
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Illinois
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Nixon
Benediction
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Voters to Get Choice, Not Echo, He Says
A political figure pledged that voters will receive choice not echo in upcoming elections. The statement, attributed to Jack Bell, framed the campaign as offering distinctive options and fresh perspectives to the electorate.
Goldwater Wins Republican Nomination At Convention
Goldwater secures the GOP presidential nomination after South Carolina delivers decisive votes at the Cow Palace. Scranton offers unity praise as Miller emerges as potential vice president, with official VP selection to follow at the closing session. Rockefeller and Scranton press toward Goldwater headquarters to congratulate the winner.
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Upstate New York
Rights Violation Claims in Sheppard Case Highlighted
Helmman asserts constitutional rights were violated in the Sheppard case. He cites failure to grant a venue change for a long continuance, inability to select impartial jurors, judge Edward Blythin’s disqualification doubts, and improper introduction of evidence.
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Governors Receiv e Mixed Reactions To Civil Rights Visit
A delegation of former Southern governors led by LeRoy Collins met five incumbents and found cool to warm responses. Gov Donald Russell of South Carolina refused a meeting, while Gov Terry Sanford of North Carolina welcomed the mission as goodwill and urged compliance with the civil rights act.
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Donald Russell
South Carolina
LeRoy Collins
Collins
Florida
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Terry Sanford
Sanford
Industrial Output Rises for Tenth Straight Month
The Federal Reserve Board reported June industrial production climbed from 131.2 to 131.8 percent of the 1957-59 average, with gains in autos, furniture and consumer goods and continued strength in business equipment. The index stood at 123.5 a year earlier.
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Federal Reserve Board
Underground nuclear test conducted at Nevada site
The Atomic Energy Commission announced an underground test at its Nevada test site. It was a weapons related test of low yield under 20 000 tons of TNT. It was the sixth test this year tied to development and perfection of weapons.
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British nuclear test planned in Nevada
A British nuclear device will be tested underground in Nevada in the near future, an official announcement stated. The plan signals collaborative arms development with the United States and follows prior testing steps.
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API
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AP Forecast Nomination Of Goldwater In March
The AP tracked delegate counts during the 1964 Republican nominating process, showing Goldwater leading with 711 delegates a week before the convention and 858 on the final tally. It notes other contenders like Scranton Rockefeller Lodge and Romney, with uncommitted delegates also counted. The report also mentions a confidential 1962 Chicago meeting aimed at pushing a conservative candidate and blocking Rockefeller.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Hiram Fong
Walter Judd
George W. Romney
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Chicago
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New York
Southern senators urge peaceful approach to civil rights law
A group of Democratic senators who opposed the civil rights bill now urge Southerners to comply with the law and pursue changes only through courts. Sen Richard B Russell led calls to observe the law while seeking legal repeal or modification, joined by Allen J. Ellender and A Willis Robertson who echoed restraint and court testing over street protests.
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Grey Bee
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Richard B Russell
D-Ga
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Area Development Commission
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Ellender
Louisiana
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CORE Pickets GOP Quarters In Cincinnati
The Congress of Racial Equality picketed the Hamilton County Republican headquarters in Cincinnati protesting the party platform’s civil rights plank. About 25 demonstrators, mostly Black, leafleted Ohio Republicans over indifference to civil rights after workers left.
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Weather Outlook With Humid Heat and Showers Ahead
A shower possible late today with fair and humid conditions in the meantime. Afternoon temperatures today and tomorrow are expected to reach the 90s. Yesterday’s high was 86 and today’s low 61, with tonight’s low around 70.
Letters Gifts Flood In On Ed Kennedy
Boston AP Newsgatherer reports Sen Edward M Kennedy lies in a Boston hospital bed after a June crash. Thousands of letters and hundreds of gifts from all ages arrive daily as supporters worldwide express concern and hope for his recovery. The hospital move reduced daily mail to several hundred items, and Kennedy and his wife Joan plan to acknowledge many messages.
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Kennedy
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Northampton
New England Baptist Hospital
Edward Martin
Martin
Joan
John F. Kennedy
Ballistics Lab Hit by Explosions at West Virginia Facility
Two blasts rocked Allegany Ballistics Laboratory near the Potomac River in West Virginia. No injuries reported. Manager Larry Johnston said the blasts occurred in the pilot plant during experimental work at the 1600 acre complex operated for the Navy by Hercules Powder Co. of Wilmington. Cause and extent of damage not yet known.
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Larry Johnston
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West Virginia
Navy
Hercules Powter Co
Wilmington
Del
Johnson
Platform Aims to Unite All Sides in Broad Base
The speaker said the plan is broad enough for all of us to stand and that efforts to amend it had failed. He emphasized unity and inclusion across factions while noting past attempts to modify it did not succeed.
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Scranton
Goldwater Seeks Clean Campaign After Convention
Goldwater pledges a vigorous but clean race against Johnson and will campaign on issues. He calls Johnson the biggest faker in the United States and says Democrats will attack civil rights votes while Goldwater highlights anti-poll tax, FEPC, and equal accommodations records.
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Fragmented Local Quote Hints At Continued Page Six
A partial OCR line states I''ve known the fellow for a long time and I have nothing continued on page 6 suggesting a longer interview or testimony breath.
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