Mississippi GOP Keeps 13 Goldwater Votes At State Convention
Mississippi Republicans endorsed Barry Goldwater for president and instructed national delegates to vote as a unit for him until released. The convention urged GOP senators to oppose the civil rights bill cloture and called for a Viet Nam war end policy. Russell Phillips criticized the prohibition plank as weak and proposed a tougher stand on liquor policy.
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Black Cat Inheritance Sparks Court Battle In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles the estate of Amanda C. McHenry faced a fight over a one third share of 250000 dollars intended for the cat Opal. Judge Donald A Odell ruled the amount excessive prompting the division among Mildred Foote Edwin H Marshall and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Mrs Foote will care for Opal.
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Park interpreters aid Palisades Park with multilingual staff
Palisades Amusement Park in New Jersey has hired interpreters speaking 27 languages to handle daily issues as foreign visitors flock to the New York metropolitan area during the World's Fair year. Park President Irving Rosenthal notes the ability to page lost children in languages from Russian to Swahili.
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Lodge Sees Strong Subsurface Factors in Viet War
UPI reports Ambassador Lodge in Honolulu says guerilla war factors favor U S strategy ahead of a high level policy meeting with military and civilian leaders. Sen Thurmond opposes civil rights bill, calling it a Houdini type package and arguing actions to integrate the South prove the old saying about whose ox is being gored.
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Washington
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South
Second Death Attributed To Mystery Pills In Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi a 32 year old man Billy Sims died after unknowingly taking potassium cyanide pills from a carton found in Ted Murphy student’s car during a funeral procession. Earlier Mrs Bruce Reeves and Mrs Herbert Wilbanks had taken the pills and were hospitalized in critical condition. Police and chemists confirmed the pills were deadly cyanide and traced to Murphy’s druggist bottle. Investigations continue into the fatal pill incident and related medical reactions.
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Johnson Pursues Great Society Link Across Speeches
President Johnson presses the Great Society concept as he tours New York and Texas delivering four speeches over a long weekend. Aides frame the program as reviving cities, schools, conservation, and poverty elimination, tying Johnson’s legacy to this vision like FDR’s New Deal and JFK’s New Frontier.
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Accord Reached In Essex Wire Strike Talks
In a marathon session negotiators reached first agreements on issues in the Essex Wire Corp strike at Hillsdale Michigan. Details were not disclosed. National Guardsmen patrolled Hillsdale as Gov. Romney declared a state of public emergency. The IUE seeks a contract matching Essex Fort Wayne wages of 40 to 60 cents higher than Hillsdale's $2.43 hourly.
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George Romney
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Warren Findings Back FBI Oswald Data Expected
The Warren Commission is nearing completion of a report backing the FBI finding that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in Kennedy’s assassination. Secret testimony from Kennedy’s widow and witness compilations may expand the 500-page document, aiming to show no conspirators were involved.
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Ruby sentenced for Oswald killing amid Kennedy plot doubts
The record notes Jack Ruby shot Oswald and was sentenced to death, appealing as 48 hours after the shooting he had no known connection to any plot to silence Oswald. It states no Soviet, Cuban, or Mexican link to Kennedy's assassination and cites Oswald's troubled mind and failed bid for Soviet citizenship as contributing factors.
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Real Money to Replace Stage Coins at Gypsy Baron
Sadler's Wells Opera will use real coins for hidden treasure in its new production The Gypsy Baron opening Tuesday, abandoning stage money due to rising costs. The move highlights cost pressures in theatre production and adds a practical twist to the staging at London venues.
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Sadler's Wells Opera
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