Goldwater Eyes South and West for 1964 Bid
Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater builds a presidential path through the South and West basing his bid on civil rights stand and conservatism. He argues victory hinges on Dixie strength and Western support while acknowledging a long uphill race against President Johnson.
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Goldwater
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William W. Scranton
Jackson Counsel Named To Head Mississippi Bar
Earl T. Thomas of Jackson was elected president of the Mississippi State Bar Association at its annual convention in Biloxi. Officers include Omar T. Smith Sr. of Corinth as first vice president and George P. Hewes III of Jackson as second vice president, with Mrs. Alice Nevels of Jackson as executive director. W. S. Henley of Hazelhurst was named delegate to the American Bar Association. Parham Williams of Lexington was announced as director of continuing legal education, and plans for the Mississippi Law Institute were outlined to codify state law and improve justice administration amid a protest against civil rights demonstrations on private property.
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Mississippi State Bar Association
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Thomas
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Corinth
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W. S. Henley
Hazelhurst
American Bar Association
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University of Mississippi Law School
Parham Williams
Lexington
Williams
Ole Miss
Moore
Mississippi Law Institute
Population milestone reached as US hits 192 million
US population including overseas armed forces will reach 192 million Monday morning. The census clock in the Commerce Department Building lobby will register the milestone at about 8 30 a m EDT, recording growth at roughly one person every 12 seconds.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Commerce Department
Kennedy's Injury Highlights His Warm Capitol Presence
Edward M. Kennedy, 32, the youngest U.S. senator, is known for his outgoing, affable nature at the Capitol. After a Massachusetts plane crash, colleagues and staff described him as a driven, personable lawmaker who cares deeply for his constituents and keeps long hours with a ready sense of humor.
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Ted) Kennedy
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Yale
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Birch Bayh
Crumpled Crane Slices Bus in London Killing Seven
A construction crane collapsed on a bus carrying factory workers near London. Seven people died and 25 were injured, many teenagers among them, as the crane fell during overpass construction en route to a Southend holiday resort. Survivors recalled the chaos and shock as the load pierced the bus.
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Southend
Frank Holloway
Anthony Martin
Johnson plots direct talks between Greece and Turkey on Cyprus
President Johnson plans strong persuasion to bring Greece and Turkey to direct talks on Cyprus. The aim is to avert war between NATO allies while possible settlement ideas are explored after their discussions. U.N. peacekeeping renewal buys time but stability hinges on dialogue amid rising Greek Turkish tensions on Cyprus.
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Cyprus
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State Department
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Man Woman Die As Car Collides With Bus In Reserve
Two New Orleans residents died early Saturday when a car collided with a Greyhound bus on Airline Highway near Reserve. The car’s occupants were Buster J. Maggio, 24, who died later at Charity Hospital, and Joan B. Strange, 21, who died at the scene. No one on the bus was hurt. Maggio, a machine operator at a can factory, left a widow and two children.
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Here
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Donald Brisolara
Maggio
Two Car Crash Fatal To Three In Louisiana
In Kaplan Louisiana state police traced a two car crash to a car that went out of control on highway 14 one mile east of Kaplan. Three people were killed Melvin C Longenbough Jr 44 Abbeville Margie S LeJeune 33 Florissant Missouri and John Bubba Morgan 22 Crowley. Longenboughs wife Lillie 36 4 was in critical condition and their son Michael 13 had multiple severe injuries.
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Melvin C Longenbough Jr
Abbeville
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Bubba) Morgan
Longenbough
Lillie
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