Romney Emerges as GOP Leader After Johnson Victory
Michigan Governor George Romney strengthens standing in a GOP reshaped by Johnson's landslide. Goldwater concedes a new run in 1968 while Romney gains in Detroit and Negro districts, signaling a party shift toward Romney and away from Goldwater. Johnson celebrates a decisive win with Humphrey touring to the Virgin Islands.
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Goldwater Confirms Conservatism Core Of GOP Future
Phoenix AP. Senator Barry Goldwater vows to keep the Republican party on a conservative course after his loss to Lyndon Johnson. He will handle Senate matters, boost party fundraising, and build GOP structures while saying he does not expect 1968 nomination. He plans a Phoenix move but will retain a Washington apartment.
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Bolivian Fighting Continues Amid Coup Turbulence
La Paz reports ongoing clashes as militia loyal to deposed President Victor Paz Estenssoro confronts the new military regime. Seven dead and 50 injured as air force strikes police and hillside troops. Paz seeks asylum in Peru and blames Vice President Gen. Gene Barrientos for the coup while Gen. Alfredo Obando Candia promises elections.
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Medicare and Appalachia gains boost Johnson goals
Post election, Democrats gain Senate and House seats, strengthening push for social programs. Health care for the elderly and Appalachian aid advance. House blocks further Appalachian action, but wider majorities may ease passage of urban affairs, immigration reform, and wage act extensions.
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Mystery slaying in Times Square tied to Marine sergeant
New York police arrested Sgt Roy F Nagle 23 at a Queens home on homicide charges in the June 22 sniper slaying of Joan Wilson 18. A curtain hook found behind a Holland Hotel radiator led to the gun linked through several owners, with the shot likely fired from across the street.
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Chuckle about price concern fuels common quip
A lighthearted joke notes people focus on not paying all at once rather than the total cost. It reflects everyday shopper skepticism about budgeting and staged payments.
Johnson Eyes European Emissary Over NATO Split
President Johnson may send a high level envoy to Europe to discuss NATO unity amid France’s split from the alliance. Hubert Humphrey or George Ball are named as possible emissaries to talk with De Gaulle and other leaders as Spaak and Wilson visit Washington on related diplomacy.
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Pleasant Weather With Clouds Expected Through Tomorrow
Pleasant conditions persist with cloudiness varying across the area. Temperatures range in the 70s today and tomorrow, with a low in the 40s tonight. yesterday’s high reached 75 and today’s low fell to 46.
Taft Delays Recount In Ohio Senate Race
Sen. Stephen M. Young, 75, held a narrow lead after Friday’s canvass update as Republican Rep. Robert Taft Jr. delayed any recount decision. Taft, who celebrated early, said he would await official results before requesting a recount while Young prepared for a possible second term.
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U S Prepares Mariner 3 Mars Flyby Mission
Cape Kennedy reports NASA plans to launch Mariner 3 on an 8 month, 350 million mile voyage to photograph and study Mars. Atlas Agena D rocket, launch window 1 22 to 3 17 p m, aims for a July 17 encounter and data on Mars atmosphere.
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Policeman Wounded in Columbus Near Northside Rooming House
Columbus police lieutenant Lt. Allen Fraley was critically wounded by a man who fired at point-blank range then fled through a second story window during an investigation of a reported attempted assault on a 35 year old woman. Officers Larry Bankett and Robert Holmes assisted in the scene.
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Cleveland Votes Tilt Taft Race Amid Counting Flaws
A late counting error in Ohio boosted Taft briefly before a correction swung the state to Johnson by over a million votes. Young, Sweeney, and Bolton figures reflect Democratic struggles as Sweeney held a 150,000 edge over Bolton for the seat Taft vacated.
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Farm Tractor Driver Killed in Wood County Collision
Martin R. Brinker aged 66 of near Pemberville Wood County was killed Wednesday afternoon when the farm tractor he drove collided with a truck authorities said Brinker died at the scene or en route to a hospital in Bowling Green Ohio officials reported no immediate word on other injuries or causes pending investigation
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Possible World Shortage of Women If Infant Mortality Drops
Chicago reports Dr. Sheldon Berger says lowering pre natal mortality could tilt sex ratios, producing more male births and a global shortage of marriageable women. He notes current birth ratios and predicts social consequences if female scarcity emerges.
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