Differs With Candidate On Civil Rights Urges Negro Support
Newton I Steers GOP Chairman urged Negroes to back Goldwater despite his Civil Rights Act vote. He argued Goldwater seeks integration through states and voluntary action, while Johnson acts faster. Steers cites Goldwater’s Arizona integration leadership and NAACP ties, saying Negroes should support the GOP ticket privately.
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RFK Likely to Enter New York Senate Race
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy plans to run for the U.S. Senate in New York, with a formal declaration expected next week and his resignation as attorney general likely at the same time. An endorsement from Mayor Robert F. Wagner is anticipated, while Republican Sen. Kenneth B. Keating weighs his re election options. Wagner had previously conditioned his support on Kennedy obtaining approval.
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Pressure On To Kill Tax Hike
Annapolis AP report notes growing support to repeal the 1964 Maryland income tax increase. State Comptroller Lews L. Goldstein says revenues allow funding for education aid through 1965-66 and near term costs, urging a special session by early November to roll back the rate from 4 to 3 percent. Governor Tawes has not yet commented but previously signaled repeal if revenue permits.
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Maryland CAP Licks Plane Purchase With Trading Stamps
The Maryland Civil Air Patrol buys a $9,500 single engine plane financed by 2000 books of trading stamps collected by members and families. Col. William Patterson says the plane will serve 40 CAP squadrons across the state. The stamps cover about 99 percent of the cost, and the redemption center counted the stamps after a day’s work.
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Goldwater Rockefeller Meet Sparks GOP Unity Talks
GOP chieftains gather in Hershey Pa for a closed door summit after a secret Goldwater Rockefeller session in Washington. Nixon aide and Miller register cautious support while Reed seeks clarification on extremism remarks and Percy weighs implications for Illinois governor bid.
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Chile Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Cuba
Chile severed relations isolating Cuba from most of Latin America. Only Uruguay Bolivia and Mexico remain on speaking terms with Fidel Castro's regime in a move that reshapes regional diplomacy. Continued on page.
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Largest Viet Nam air assault leaves U S pilot dead
U S Army helicopters carried about 1 000 Vietnamese troops into a major Viet Cong concentration in a jungle area. A 40 caliber AP machinegun round through a windshield killed a U S Army first lieutenant just after the attack began. Maj Ralph Irvin reported shot up but unharmed.
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Gemini Flight Hoped For By October
Houston AP reports top space officials expect two Gemini flights this year with the unmanned mission planned before October and the manned mission in December. Gemini Program director Charles W. Mathews said all spacecraft bugs are ironed out and ships will head to Cape Kennedy prior to August end. He warned against rushing crew safety and emphasized careful testing as the schedule tightens.
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Red China criticizes Soviet silence on U S Viet Nam action
Red China accused the Soviet Union of being too cautious in denouncing the United States over its reprisal attack on North Vietnamese patrol boat bases. Peking radio aired the critique after U S Ambassador Maxwell Taylor said the U S has enough military strength to defend South Vietnam.
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Violent riots erupt in Paterson and Elizabeth
Police report夜描述폭ts of arson, looting, and bottle throwing by youths in Paterson and Elizabeth New Jersey. White youth convoys roared through Paterson, smashing windows while in Elizabeth a tavern window was broken and looting occurred. Officials warn of possible further trouble as authorities brace for more unrest.
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Fleming Creator of James Bond Dies at 56
Canterbury England AP Tan Lancaster Fleming author of James Bond novels died of a heart attack at 56. The journalist turned writer earned vast sums from books and two films Dr No From Russia With Love with Goldfinger just completed. He died at Kent and Canterbury Hospital. Bond fans included many famous figures including President Kennedy and Allen Dulles.
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Turkish jets recon over northwest Cyprus as UN pleads for halt
Turkish jet planes conducted low reconnaissance over northwest Cyprus hours after UN Security Council urged end to flights. Greek Cypriots protested outside the US Embassy in Nicosia calling for Americans and Britons to leave. Ankara said flights were preplanned to photograph targets, not strike. Greece warned of potential Greek air space violations and promised action. Morphou and Xeros Port reported explosions as Turkish pilots flew between Morphou and Xeros during renewed raids, with daily attacks on Greek Cypriot villages from Friday to Monday before shifting to reconnaissance near the Kokkina area.
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Thief Steals Court Stenographer Recorder in Courthouse
Frederick County Circuit Court stenographer Carl E. Holtz reported his personal tape recorder worth 140 dollars stolen from his desk in the Circuit Court between 9 am and 3 pm yesterday. The thief remains at large as sheriff and city police investigate after a county employee saw two men near the courthouse with a suitcase around 3 pm.
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