Kennedy Bid and Berlin Shooting Highlight Cold War Tensions
The Polish party Trybunaluda reports Kennedy emphasizes building bridges to improve US Soviet relations, while Kennedy criticizes delays to Polish leaders and street speeches. In East Berlin a American soldier is shot and robbed, found in a side street, hospitalized in West Berlin, condition described as satisfactory.
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Lodge Campaigns For Scranton Nomination In Kansas Missouri
In The Nation briefing Lodge started a two day tour in Kansas and Missouri to drum up support for Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton for the Republican presidential nomination. He flew in after a Harrisburg strategy meeting with Swanton and expressed stronger belief that Scranton would secure the nomination over Barry Goldwater. The Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp asked a federal court to bar enforcement of the Civil Rights Act provisions in desegregation, seeking 8.11 million in damages and labeling the act unconstitutional. In Washington, the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee opened three days of hearings on possible monopolistic practices in the floral industry, focusing on pricing deceptive selling and advertising limitations.
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Poll favors Scranton over Goldwater for GOP nomination
A Town Poll in Des Moines shows 60 percent of Iowa delegates favor William Scranton if only Scranton and Barry Goldwater are named, with 24 percent for Goldwater and 16 percent undecided. An Associated Press survey of 24 delegates last Friday found 67 favor Scranton, 10 favor Goldwater, and 8 undecided. In other results, Charles Hough began duties at Anamosa Reformatory as warden, replacing Ray Purcell.
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Death Reaps Big Harvest On Highways
A grim Fourth of July weekend toll was recorded as traffic accidents spiked over a 78 hour period from Thursday evening to Sunday, claiming numerous lives and highlighting unsafe highway conditions during peak travel time. Police and safety officials urged motorists to exercise caution and heed speed limits to reduce further fatalities.
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McElroy Wins Derby Ahead of Rohde in Wide Crowd
Loren McElroy won the Ohio national soapbox derby title in class A for older boys, defeating David Rohde in the finals Sunday afternoon before a large crowd. Brueher edged Johnsor in a rerun of the glass A division race, as McElroy claimed his seventh victory in a series of closely fought heats.
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Civil unrest leads to jailing of 23 Black residents in Texas
A fragmented report indicates 23 Black individuals were jailed after a civil unrest incident near Texarkana, Texas. The event involved public safety actions and alleged incitement, with local authorities citing a serious case as a consequence of the melee.
Jackson Mags leaders plat Mississippi rights developments
Fragmentary report notes Mississippi leaders and rights issues with focus on political and social developments. Sparse readable details mention local leaders and policy debates shaping civic action.
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Sheriff Tells Gebhart's Version of Two Slayings
The Moscow case unfolds as William Gebhart, 52, describes a noon argument with his wife Sarah 76 and sister in law Anna Yarbrough 60, leading to the double shooting. He admits firing at the pair after moving about the house and seeking funds for remodeling the home. Police found both women killed, Gebhart recounts a violent confrontation in the kitchen and a later confrontation in his bedroom before the killings.
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Ike's Brother Will Nominate Gov Scranton at RNC
Gov William Scranton announced that Dr Milton Eisenhower, Ike's brother, will nominate him at the Republican National Convention in San Francisco next week. Scranton said he is delighted and the general is pleased about the development as he campaigns for Illinois support on civil rights.
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Mexico City Hit by Sharp Farthquake Today
A strong earthquake struck Mexico City causing tourists to flee hotels in pajamas and leaving windows broken walls cracked and lights out. It was the sharpest quake here since 1887, with communications down to other regions of the country and no major damage reported in the city.
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Inside Today Dear Abby Editorials Sports Women News Daily Report TV Log
Daily newspaper page item summarizes Inside Today features including Dear Abby editorials and sports briefs with Women News coverage and TV log notes. Strong entities include no clear dates or organizations in readable text.
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Daily Report
Scranton Campaign Fails to Gain Ground for GOP Nomination
In San Francisco Goldwater held steady with 710 publicly committed votes, while Gov. William Scranton's bid remained unfocused with 146 commitments plus 105 for Rockefeller and 44 for Lodge. Uncommitted delegates stood at 185 with 113 slated as favorite sons, leaving a sparse field for Scranton to exploit. Scranton and Lodge hinted Eisenhower backing might help, though no tangible gains surfaced as Scranton pressed his drive from Harrisburg. Goldwater prepared to travel from Phoenix to Las Vegas then Washington, seeking broader delegate support.
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Barry’ Goldwater
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William W. Scranton
Goldwater
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Castro bids to ease U S Cuba ties amid prison releases
New York Times reports Fidel Castro signaled willingness to ease U S relations if western allies end support for subversion and withhold aid. He proposed moving toward a constitutional government by 1969 and pulling back guards from Guantanamo. He also promised broad prisoner releases and farm and beach tours in Havana.
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GOP Writers Begin Work On Platform
Platform writers for the 1964 Republican gathering begin work under Scranton camp pressure over a civil rights plank. Rep. Melvin Lairg cites backers urging a constitutional stance on the Civil Rights Act as hearings with Clare Boothe Luce set to start, while Goldwater allies press for strong voting rights penalties and moderation in the platform lineup.
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