Goldwater Victory Pleases At Least One Democrat
AP reports that President Johnson did not condemn Goldwater's California primary win over Rockefeller, hinting at a likely autumn clash. Johnson aides and his public remarks suggest he views Goldwater and Nixon as the chief potential targets, while Johnson criticizes broad nuclear strategies and notes Goldwater’s Viet Nam war thoughts.
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Barry Goldwater
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Johnson
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New London
Conn
Arizona
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Henry Cabot Lodge
George Romney
Michigan
Lodge
U.S
Saigon
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
United States
Abbe Lane and Xavier Cugat Divorce in Juarez
The 12 year marriage of singer Abbe Lane and bandleader Xavier Cugat ends with a quick civil court divorce in Juarez. Lane, later interviewed at San Antonio airport, says she is unsure what to do next. Cugat did not contest the divorce.
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Juarez
Mexico
Abbe Lane
Xavier Cugat
Miss Lane
San Antonio
Tex
Cugat
Menzies Stricken by Influenza in Canberra
Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies of Australia has influenza and is ordered to bed in Canberra. The illness sidelines him from official duties as authorities monitor his condition.
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Menzies
Canberra
Robert Menzies
Australia
What's Inside Radio TV Fulton Comics Obituaries 2 Editorial 15-16 Funerals 19 Personals 14 Births
The clipped page lists sections including radio and TV listings, comics notes, obituaries, editorials, funerals notices, personal items, and birth announcements. It signals a community paper layout with brief local notices and featurettes.
Secrecy Urges Continuity for House Rules Committee
In 1965 the House Rules Committee is expected to stay under Democratic control with 2 or 3 new members. The Alabama seat held by Rep. Carl Elliott is likely to be vacant after his renomination defeat, while Republicans Elmer Hoffman and William Avery face other political moves. Replacements and balance will hinge on liberal or conservative alignments and potential picks like Rep. Claude Pepper. Elliott’s departure will require a strong vote, as his role remains pivotal in the current session.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Democrats
Congress
House
Carl Elliott
Alabama
Elmer J. Hoffman
Illinois
William H. Avery
Kansas
Avery
Hoffman
Howard W. Smith
Virginia
William M. Colmer
Mississippi
John B. Anderson
Ril
Elliott
Rep
Claude Pepper
Florida
Pepper
Senate
Johnson Keeps Southeast Asia Plans Secret Amid War Debate
Washington AP report notes President Johnson maintains secrecy on possible moves to intensify Southeast Asia fighting. White House says no decision yet to widen the war, despite Rusk and McNamara reviews and prior warnings of expanding action if aggression continues.
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Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
White House
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Thailand
Reedy
Rusk
South
North
Light snow falls on Mt Washington peak in New England
Light snow settled on Mt Washington, New England’s highest peak, as temperatures dropped to 30 degrees and northwest winds reached 30 miles an hour. The region remained generally cool across New England.
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New England
MT. Washington
N. H
Canton child dies of head injuries in Canton
Valerie Shaw, nine, died at House of the Good Samaritan Hospital from head injuries suffered after being struck by a car following discharge from a school bus in Canton New York. The incident occurred in the St. Lawrence County village, with Watertown AP reporting the events.
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Watertown
N.Y
Valerie Shaw
House of the Good Samaritan Hospital
St. Lawrence County
Canton
D-Day Anniversary Shadowed by Limned Guest Absence
Paris AP reports the 20th anniversary observance of D-Day will proceed with key French leaders missing from Normandy ceremonies. De Gaulle and Pompidou will not attend the main events though France plans participation in coastal landings commemorations and Paris liberation. Generals Bradley Taylor Ridgway and other allied figures will join, with delegations from Britain Canada Belgium Holland and Norway.
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Normandy
D-Day
Charles de Gaulle
Georges Pompidou
de Gaulle
Britain
United States
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Churchill
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Europe
Pompidou
Jean Sainteny
Raymond Triboulet
Charles Ailleret
Omar N. Bradley
President Johnson
Cyrus R. Vance
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Matthew B. Ridgway
Canada
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Sword
Juno
Omaha Beach
Paul Reynaud
Four-year-old girl drives station wagon in Evansville
Patrolmen Charles Henderson and Flores Scales respond to a report of a 4-year-old girl driving a station wagon on Evansville near East Side. The child completes a turn and stops before a house while accompanied by her father and others. No charges, but warning issued to limit driving to the farm.
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Evansville
Scales
Senators Reject Quick Debate on Civil Rights Bill
Southern Democrats blocked a move to start voting Monday on the civil rights bill with tight debate limits. Senate leaders sought a half hour per amendment and two hours on a House substitute, aiming to avert a cloture test.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montano
Dixie
Richard B. Russel
D-Ga
Mansfield
Russell
California
Jack Miller
Lown
Bride-To-Be Jilted At Manchester Church
In Manchester England David Swindells 27 refused to marry Diane Garden on Wednesday causing a scene at the Congregational Church. Diane cried as the minister and her father escorted the weeping bride. Swindells later declined to discuss the incident at his home.
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Manchester
England
David Swindells
Diane Garden
Diane
David
Weather Bureau Eyes Possible Hurricane Formation
The Weather Bureau ordered a research plane to probe a tropical low about 600 miles southwest of Miami for possible intensification into a tropical storm or hurricane. The depression with winds to 25 mph was moving northeast at 3 mph and not expected to develop before noon. The disturbance was near Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula as the 1964 hurricane season began.
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Miami Fla
Weather Bureau
Miami
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Riots Erupt In 8 Korean Cities Threaten Martial Law
In eight cities antigovernment demonstrations flare as President Park weighs extending martial law. Inchon sees 1000 students demanding Park's resignation while Seoul sees heavy clashes injuring police and protesters. Police deploy fixed bayonets as troops move in.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Inchon
Park
Kwangju
Chunchon
Chongju
Taejon
Pusan
U.S
Taegu
Mokpo
Syngman Rhee
Min Ki-shik
Korea
Japan
Korean National Security Council
Ray Among Eight British Seize In Bahamas
In Nassau Bahamas police confirm eight people were seized by the British destroyer Decoy including Manuel Ray anti Castro rebel leader and head of the Cuban revolutionary junta. Five Cubans and two American photographers were brought to Magistrate's Court for illegal entry into British waters. an eighth captive remained aboard. Ray, 39, had defected from Fidel Castro's regime and vowed to return to Cuba by May 20.
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Bahamas
Manuel Ray
Cuba
Ray
Fidel Castro
Florida
Ethiopian Envoy Wounded by Polish Chauffeur in Stockholm
Ethiopian ambassador to Sweden Abate Agede was shot three times on embassy grounds by his Polish chauffeur during a heated dispute. The 41 year old envoy, previously at the U.N. delegation in Washington, was gravely wounded and the driver is in police custody for questioning.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Abate Agede
Agede
Ethiopia
Washington
U.N
Summerhouse Burns at Liberty hotel overflow site
An unoccupied 20 room summer house used for overflow guests from the Youngs Gap Hotel in Liberty burned to the ground on Wednesday. Earlier reports misidentified the hotel as burning. Owner Wolf Olkin estimated damage at 30 to 40 thousand dollars. the two story wooden frame building had been under renovation for the summer season. Cause of the fire was not known.
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Liberty
N.Y
Youngs Gap
Parksville
Wolf Olkin
Broadway Shows Face Strike Threat Amid Contract Dispute
New York actors threaten to strike over wages and a six day work week forcing 23 Broadway productions into jeopardy including Funny Girl and Hello Dolly. Mayor Wagner helped broker a two week delay by submitting the dispute to fact finders as unions decide next steps.
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New York
Broadway
Robert F. Wagner
League
Afl-Cio Actors Equity Association
Wagner
Barbra Streisand
Carol Channing
Lincoln Center Repertory Theater
New York State Theater
Britain
Royal Shakespeare Company
City Center
Equity
Detroit
Chicago
Rockefeller Pledges Fight for Forward Looking GOP Platform
New York AP Rockefeller says Goldwater likely to win Republican nomination on first or second ballot at San Francisco convention. He vows to press for a forward looking platform and campaign against Goldwater’s conservatism, aiming to place the party in the mainstream of American thinking.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Rockefeller
Goldwater
California
Arizona
Fire breaks out in Washington Avenue subway station
Fire erupted during the morning rush at the Washington Avenue station on the Independent Line at Fulton Street Brooklyn. Police said 28 people received medical treatment mainly for smoke inhalation, the blaze was caused by an electrical short circuit in a train and fire damage was light with no serious injuries.
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New York
Washington Avenue
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Shah and Empress Begin U S Visit From Tehran
The Shah of Iran and Empress Farah departed Tehran for the United States. They plan a Friday morning meeting with President Johnson at the White House.
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Shah of
Iran
Farah
Tehran
United States
Johnson
White House
Lively Goldwater Johnson Campaign Ahead if Nomination
A San Francisco AP report predicts a lively 1964 race if Barry Goldwater runs against Lyndon Baines Johnson. Goldwater touts a conservative choice and says he can beat Johnson, who may debate on TV while favoring crowd events and handshakes.
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LBJ
Mary
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Johnson
Goldwater
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