Rockefeller Edges Goldwater in California Polls
California polls show Nelson Rockefeller leading Barry Goldwater on the eve of California’s primary. Field’s May 28 poll has Rockefeller 46 percent, Goldwater 37 with 17 undecided. Harris 55–45 with 8 undecided. Lubell notes a closer race with Rockefeller strong in Northern California. earlier May poll had Goldwater leading 43–27 with 30 percent undecided.
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Louis Harris
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Lubell
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Marvin PD. Field
Oregon
Richard M. Nixon
Monroes Kurtz earns membership in Cardinal Newman honor society
Don Kurtz of Monroe has been named a member of the John Henry Cardinal Newman Honor Society at the Catholic Student Center of the University of Southwestern Louisiana in Lafayette where he studies. The ceremony preceded a meeting of Royal Arch Masons at West Monroe Masonic Temple tonight. New officers will be elected at the L. B. Faulk American Legion Post No. 138 session at 7:30 p.m. on Forsythe Avenue. Dr. Daniel E. Dupree, son of Mr and Mrs R C Dupree Sr of Martin, has received a Sigma Xi research grant to study an extension of Cauchy Rational Function Interpolation Formula.
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Catholic Student Center
University of Southwestern Louisiana
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West Monroe
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West Monroe Masonic Temple
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Forsythe Avenue
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R. C. Dupree Sr
Martin
Sigma Xi
The
Scientific Research Society of America
Typhoid Strikes Again In Scotland
ABERDEEN Scotland AP typhoid outbreak in the city of 186 000 struck 37 more today raising hospital cases to 227 including 197 confirmed and others suspected Officials linked the spread to a supermarket meat slicer while some blamed hygiene lapses in public lavatories A navy scare was cooled as two sailors from submarine Rorqual were found to have gastroenteritis not typhoid.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Glasgow
Amateur golfer uncovers Earth’s crust thickness claim
A supposed discovery by an amateur golfer claims the Earth's crust is 73 miles thick. The oddly framed report presents the claim as news but lacks corroborating sources or scientific context.
Californians Hear Rivals Swap Charges
California voters face a tightening Republican and Democratic primary as Sen. Barry Goldwater and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller clash over smear tactics. Rockefeller leads polls, while Pierre Salinger and Alan Cranston duel for the Senate nomination. Turnout may reach 65 percent of 7.12 million registered voters with 14 city rallies and a Meet the Press debate sharpening the finish.
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Arizona
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Oregon
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Alan Cranston
U.s.senate
Goldwater
Washington
Peggy
Mt. Vernon Junior College
Los Angeles
Thomas H. Kuchel
William F. Knowland
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Oath Taking Laws Invalid in Washington State
The Supreme Court struck down two Washington State loyalty oath laws as unconstitutionally vague in a 7 to 2 decision. About 64 University of Washington employees challenged the statutes after a Seattle district court upheld the requirements.
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Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
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Seattle
Wash
West Germany ready to trade with Soviet Union for reunification
U S News & World Report cites Chan cellor Ludwig Erhard saying West Germany aims to conclude a trade treaty with the Soviet Union as a step toward German reunification. A nationwide strike threat was averted after Western Union reached a contract settlement with about 24 000 telegraphers. Eisenhower, asked about Goldwater, says he has not read him out of the Republican Party. Prime Minister Levi Eshkol arrives in Washington and is assured U S aid, while the Arab Information Center claims he will seek arms and a bilateral security treaty. In Dallas, three court appointed psychiatrists recommend a sanity hearing for condemned killer Jack Ruby.
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Western Union
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Israel
Johnson
United States
Arab Information Center
Eshkol
Little Mermaid Of Copenhagen Regains Posse
The Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen is restored after a five week absence caused by a vandal attack that decapitated her. A foundry produced a new head and a crane placed the bronze figure back on its harbor rock, where she has stood for 51 years.
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Denmark
UPI
Court favors NAACP in Alabama case
U S Supreme Court Justice Harlan votes to reverse the Alabama ruling that barred the NAACP from doing business in Alabama. The decision sends the case back to the Alabama Supreme Court to grant a prompt decree allowing the NAACP to qualify and operate in the state.
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Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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Montgomery County
Ala
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Supreme Court of Alabama
Mercury Begins Upward Drive
Weekend cool damp spell ends as temperatures rise this week. Highs reach mid 80s today with upper 80s to low 90s by Tuesday. Lows 50s to 60s. showers likely Thursday or Friday. Sunday top 69 and rainfall 0.98 inch.
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Pathet Lao sever ties with neutralist Laos government
In Vientiane the Pathet Lao ends political cooperation with Premier Souvanna Phouma claiming he no longer leads the legitimate national union government. Two Pathet Lao cabinet members depart with Polish delegates while observers foresee a rival Communist neutralist government under Khamsouk Keola.
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Tokyo
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Keola
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West Monroe man files for Ouachita Parish School Board
Charles A. Gurnedy of 206 Lazarre Ave is the 21st candidate for seven Ouachita Parish School Board posts in the July 25 primary. Deadline to qualify is 5 p.m. today. Ward 5 already has two contenders, with others listed across wards 3 4 6 7 10.
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Charles A. Gurnedy
Lazarre Ave
Ouachita Parish
Gurnedy
Burt Sperry
Democratic Executive Committee
Robert Rhone
Edward G. Long
C. E. Buckley
Albert J. Kelly
W. T. McBroom
Marvin Shipp
James T. Lee
E. ®. Finley
William H. Ray
Dale C. Meachum
C. P. Holloway
J. P. Franks
Miss Happy McDonald
Fred Henry
Wiley J. Gates
Robert C. Ellen Jr
H. W
Buddy) Tolson
George M. Snellings Jr
Claude Smith
Goldwater Relying on Media and Volunteers in California
Los Angeles AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater shifts to radio television and a strong volunteer corps to sway fence riding California Republicans in the final hours of the presidential primary. He expects to capture the state’s 86 GOP votes at the national convention, but warns the race will be close.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
Montgolfier Brothers First Man Made Lighter Than Air Craft
The Montgolfier brothers J M and E J Montgolfier built and launched the first man made balloon starting in 1782 according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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E. J. Montgolfier
Britannica
Eighteen Nations to Help Pay Viet Nam Aid
Saigon reports President Johnson’s appeal for broader international support for South Viet Nam draws favorable replies from more than 18 nations. The U S still bears about 97 percent of foreign aid, with other countries contributing largely in economic, technical, and medical aid aimed at rural areas. France remains the next biggest contributor, while all others combined total under ten million annually.
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South Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
U.S
France
Australia
New Zealand
Canada
Japan
China
West Germany
Great Britain
In House Vote Milk Commission Extension OKd
Baton Rouge lawmakers clash as Rep Lantz Womack wins 67 to 51 extending the Louisiana Milk Commission past its 1966 expiration. Rep John Schwegmann protests price fixing while others push administration bills to boost state image amid a flood of introduced measures.
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Lantz Womack
Winnsboro
John Schwegmann
Jefferson Parish
Louisiana Milk Commission
House
Womack
Schwegmann
New Orleans
Louisiana
Taylor O’hearn
Caddo Parish
Commission
John McKeithen
Senate
Memorial Day Weekend Crash Toll in Louisiana Reported
The Associated Press notes twelve deaths over the long Memorial Day weekend in Louisiana, eleven in traffic crashes. Among the victims are Rev. David Brandon and family, Alton Bowman, and others in Jefferson Parish and nearby areas. Several injuries are also reported. incidents span US 61, La 21, and local roads around Baton Rouge, Lake Charles, and Moss Bluff.
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St. Charles Parish
Kenner
David Brandon
Sunshine
David Jr
Baton Rouge
Alton Bowman
Oakland
Calif
Code of Ethics Bill Hearing Set For Wednesday
Baton Rouge Rep Ed ward F Lebreton Jr of New Orleans said an informal hearing would be held Wednesday on the proposed Code of Ethics. The one hour after adjournment House chamber hearing will include Gov John J McKeithen to present views with McKeithen's floor leaders Sen Jamar W Adcock Rep Joe H Cooper and Carlos Spaht.
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Edward F. Lebreton Jr
New Orleans
House
John J. McKeithen
Lebreton
McKeithen
Jamar W. Adcock
Monroe
Carlos Spaht
Joe H. Cooper
DeSoto Parish
SCOOTER SEL QUICKLY SCOOTER SEL QUICKLY
The notice promotes selling used scooters and bikes via a News-Star-World Want Ad. It lists a 640 Cushman scooter in good running order for $50 and a 24 inch Boy’s bicycle for $10, with contact numbers FA 5 3464 and 322 6307.
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