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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
3
Los Angeles Paramount seeks injunction to force Oscar winner Bette Davis to perform a 90 second scene in Where Love Has Gone. Davis objects saying she cannot convincingly portray a woman going crazy in so brief a moment. The judge set a 4 30 p m PDT deadline or court action.
About 14 000 visitors viewed the John F Kennedy exhibit at the University Museum over two days. The display features the President's desk rocking chair and speech drafts chosen by Mrs Kennedy and travels to 20 stops ending in San Francisco in October. The tour began in New York and will visit Pittsburgh in June 2023.
Washington sources report Barry Goldwater's vote against cloture on the civil rights bill splits strategists across parties. Republicans fear a nomination liability while hoping final passage and a possible later vote could offset the setback. Some Democrats see the vote boosting their chances in northern states where civil rights is pivotal. A veteran Republican notes Goldwater would have appeared worse if he reversed position on cloture.
Republican governors at the Governors Conference show little enthusiasm for the 1964 campaign. Most resist nominating Barry Goldwater, fearing a top ticket drag, while Eisenhower urges inevitability and prompts governors to second guess the field. Scranton and Romney briefly considered candidacy filings, then withdrew.
Civil rights demonstrators vow to face jail in two Deep South cities to highlight integration. Martin Luther King Jr. tells a St. Augustine crowd he will attempt to dine in a segregated restaurant, while James Bevel urges continued marches in Tuscaloosa amid ongoing clashes and a fresh wave of violence.
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