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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1964
Page
3
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In Harrisburg, Gov. Scranton hosts a two hour strategy meeting with Gov. Rockefeller and other leaders to pool efforts for Scranton’s presidential bid. Lodge's return and speeches are planned. Robinson and Alessandroni join Scranton’s campaign effort amid Goldwater’s waning support.
Scattered showers fell in South Texas while other areas stayed mostly clear or partly cloudy. Afternoon temperatures were in the 80s and 90s with morning lows from 58 at Alpine to 80 at Galveston. An easterly wave southeast of Miami brought squalls and winds up to 50 mph as hurricane hunters searched for a tropical storm. Texas forecasts call for mostly clear to partly cloudy skies and little temperature change through Sunday with a few thundershowers possible in South Central Southeast and Southwest Texas.
UPI reports Washington warns of a Cuban Soviet missile crisis risk as Russian officers may keep veto power over launches. Cuban crews now operate two dozen SA 2 sites while Moscow may still control the command headquarters near Havana.
Leopoldville reports indicate former Congo rebels returning after Moise Tshombe as Cyriel Adoula faces a fading grip on leadership. Albert Kalonji arrives from Spain amid Kasai loyalty, while suspected killings touch North Katanga leader Jason Sendwe. U.S. strategists warn of growing crisis with Beijing backing subversive actions to fuel upheaval.
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