Wallace's South tour signals rising 1964 presidential bid
George Wallace gains momentum as governors weigh his impact in the race. Alabama's Albert Brewer predicts Wallace carries several Deep South states and possibly Texas and Virginia. Texas' John Connally urges both majors to fear Wallace, while Georgia's Carl Sanders warns Democrats to act before Wallace sweeps the region. Wallace touts ballot access and county turnout, stressing a law and order stance and opposition to federal school integration and open housing rules.
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California
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Texas
Inmates Earn High School Diplomas at Walpole Prison
At Walpole State Prison 112 inmates graduated with high school equivalency diplomas in cap and gown ceremonies. The program, begun a year earlier for dropouts, was sponsored by the State Department of Education and the Department of Correction.
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Market Averages Edge Higher Amid Tax Bill Hype
The noon tally shows the Associated Press index up 0.9 at 341.7 led by industrials and utilities as the tax-spending-cut bill boosts sentiment. International Paper rose near a point while Stokely-Van Camp slid over a point after selling 951000 shares. Olin Mathieson held steady as it plans to sell United Nuclear to Combustion Engineering for about 40 million dollars.
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Olin
IBM
Control Data
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Coverage Promise for Miami Beach Convention Delegation
The newspaper pledges complete convention coverage with a seasoned AP backed staff. It will track who the state delegation is what they say and how they vote for clear reader guidance.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
White Hearing Inmate Gets Gun Postponed Until July 15
Lawrence Z. White a 37 year old wire chief for Illinois Bell faced a battery charge after union steward George Schock claimed he was struck by a company car during mass picketing by Local 336 of IBEW. The arraignment was postponed to July 15 at the magistrate court request of White's attorney Arthur Lenin.
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Lawrence Z. White
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
White
George Schock
N. 4Th Ave
Coal City
E. Jefferson St
Schock
Arthur Lenin
Prisoner Surrenders After Barricade at South Carolina Penitentiary
Harold Couch barricaded himself with his wife and two small children in a prison visitor restroom in Columbia. He surrendered peacefully after giving a pistol to his wife to pass to officials. Couch is serving 40 years for rape. investigators will probe how the weapon was obtained.
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Harold Couch
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Car Fire Extinguished Before Morris Volunteers Arrive
A car fire on Interstate 80 prompted Morris volunteer firemen to respond at 4 p.m. Sunday but the blaze was extinguished before their arrival.
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Morris
Gopher Bites Football Player in Golden Gate Park
A gopher emerged from its hole in Golden Gate Park and bit Brenda Shamllian, 23, on the right foot during a Sunday touch football game. She received antitetanus treatment at Park Emergency Hospital.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Brenda Sham Lian
Park Emergency Hospital
Nuns in Los Angeles Archdiocese Endorse Modernization Pact
About 90 percent of the Immaculate Heart of Mary nuns accept a modernization program approved by papal sanction. The remaining sisters will stay with traditional practices, as favored by James Francis Cardinal McIntyre, archbishop of Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Immaculate Heart of Mary
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Chicago woman dies after Wisconsin crash
Mrs. Magda Dickelmann, 64, of Chicago, died in a La Crosse hospital from injuries suffered in a two car collision about nine miles north of Tomah on Highway 12 Saturday. She lived at 3142 W Concord Pl.
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Magda Dickelmann
Chicago
la Crosse
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Dickelmann
W. Concord Pl
High speed trains planned for Indian rail network
Indian Railways plans to inaugurate the high speed era on October 2 with a Delhi Calcutta service in 17 1/2 hours, down from 24 hours. Additional high speed links at 70 mph will connect Delhi Bombay Madras and Calcutta.
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Indian Railways
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Calcutta
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