Wallace Quitting Race Aid To GOP
AP report on Gov. George Wallace abandoning an independent bid and inviting Barry Goldwater to run a stricter conservative campaign. The piece covers reactions from Miller, Wallace’s stance on ballots, Eisenhower’s views, and Goldwater’s plans for campaign strategy amid the 1964 presidential race. It notes Wallace’s potential impact on Southern states and the GOP’s civil rights platform tensions.
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Washington
Wallace
Sun- Ga
Goldwater
Johnson Wallace
CBS
Walaces
Vice Presientia
Nomi Mee
Johnson
Augusta
Roy V. Harris
Alabama
Miller
Neutralist Forces Seize Hill in Laos Clash
Neutralist troops under Gen Amkha Souk haveng captured the north side of Phou Koutt Hill as they pressed a dawn assault to avert a Communist attack. Pathet Lao and Viet Minh defenders held the southern slopes. American fighter-bombers aided the initial success.
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Vientiane
Laos
Phou Khoutt
Amkha Soukhaveng
Pathet Lao
Viet Minh
Viet Nam
Nam Ngum River
Souvanna Phouma
Plaine Des Jarres
Vientian
Defense Ministry
Na Kho
Goldwater Sets Campaign Fight in 1964 Bid
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater plans an active campaign with Eisenhower backing. He will push through Washington and Phoenix with major addresses and a whistle stop tour. Television will carry his message as he mobilizes supporters and aims to rally independents and Democrats.
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Goldwater
Eisenhower
ABC
Miller
Walter R. Mears
Phoenix, Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Johnson Goldwater
Washington
Senate
Phoenix
Red Guerrillas Slaughter 52 In Cai Be Viet Nam
Viet Cong forces attacked Cai Be district capital 50 miles southwest of Saigon slaughtering 40 civilians and 12 military defenders. Dozens of women and children were among the dead as Viet Cong overran defenses and burned houses. the district chief was wounded and civil guards and many civilians were injured.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Viet Nam
Cai Be
U.S
U. S
Goldwater Views To Be Presented
The Journal compiles Goldwater views from his books interviews speeches and public remarks to clarify his position on many controversial issues. Readers may clip the page for reference during the presidential campaign.
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Goldwater
Associated Press
Journal
Geldwater
Shriners Gather 150000 for National Convention
In New York the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, the Shriners, assemble for their 1964 convention. About 150,000 members arrive by plane, train and bus from across the United States, Canada and Mexico to participate in the events.
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New York
Shriners
Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
Canada
Mexico
Space ion engines prove workable on brief flight
The United States tested small ion engines for space travel aboard a Scout rocket from Wallops Island. Two engines were used on a 2,500 mile, nearly hour long flight ending east of the Azores. One engine ran successfully for 30 minutes. the other shorted out. NASA Lewis Center scientists led the SEAT 1 test and reported all major objectives met.
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Vern Haugland
Wallops Island
United States
National Aeronautics
Atlantic
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
Ohio
Raymond J. Rulis
Seat 1
Lewis
Four Drown As Million Hit Beaches
Los Angeles reports heavy surf pulling in a million beachgoers as lifeguards rescue 335 swimmers. At least four drownings are believed in the ninth straight day of waves and rip currents. Red danger flags fly while two tropical storms off the Mexican coast may extend dangerous conditions for two more days.
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Los Angeles
California
Mexican
Partisan issues rise as Congress reconvenes in campaign season
In Washington AP copy notes Congress returns to tackle major, often partisan bills before the Democratic convention at Atlantic City. Senate leaders push to clear Johnson’s program including pay reforms for federal workers and military pay hikes while debates loom on a foreign aid authorization and antipoverty plan with Senate and House already advancing several measures. Senate leader Mansfield urges bipartisanship and cautions against partisan rhetoric.
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Washington
Congress
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate
President Johnson
Atlantic City
House
Mansfield
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Johnson
White House
Chuckle Man Says He May Become Bigamist
A joke item notes a neighbor quipping he plans to become a bigamist because the yard grass is too much for one wife to cut. The line reflects light humor about domestic life and neighborly banter.
British press links Harlem violence to Goldwater surge
London newspapers warn Harlem unrest could endanger the United States and boost Barry Goldwater’s White House bid. The Daily Sketch calls violence frightening, while the Daily Express notes heat and fury in Harlem. Guardian correspondent Hella Pick cites Negro leadership fears of violence aiding Goldwater.
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London
Harlem
United States
Sen
Barry Goldwater
White House
America
Daily Sketch
Goldwater
Daily Express
Hella Pick
New York
the Guardian
Sheppard Faces Uncertain Future After Freeing Ruling
Dr Samuel Sheppard freshly released from prison and his bride Ariane Tebbenjo hanns plan interviews in New York City while awaiting a federal appeals panel decision on his freedom. His attorney Bailey predicts no return to prison. Sheppard fears retrial though hopes to stay free.
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Chicago
Samuel Sheppard
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
New York City
Sam
Sheppard
F Lee Bailey
Mariyn
6Th
U.S. Court of Appeals
State of Ohio
U. S. Supreme Court
Harlem Riots Surge Amid Looting and Violence
In New York Harlem erupts in rioting as missiles fly from rooftops and crowds clash with police. One man shot dead, over 100 injured including 24 officers, stores looted, and a supermarket lost cash and goods. Prime tensions followed the fatal shooting of a Negro boy by a white officer.
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New York
Harlem
James Powell
Thomas Gilligan
Gilligan
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Bayard Austin
Washington
Jay Jenkins
Murphy
Bronx
Walter Arm
Brownsville
Brooklyn
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Dixie
William F. Miller
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Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B Keating
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Ara
Arizona
Austin
Tex
George Reedy
By Antoine Yared
Phou Koutt
Muong Sonui
Muong Sou
Laosi
Red
South Viet Nam
Rulis
Carolyn Fawcett
Ann Landers
Dr. Crane
Ernest B. Vaccaro
David English
Sen. Goldwater
Akron, Ohio
Bay Village
Rocky River
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