Scranton Sees Barry Delegates Swinging His Way
Gov William Scranton says GOP convention delegates are shifting toward his presidential bid, expecting Goldwater support to grow in about a week. He plans talks with uncommitted delegations in the East Midwest and South and eyes Ohio where the 58 delegate delegation meets while remaining wary of a first ballot landslide for Goldwater. The AP survey lists Goldwater at 694 first ballot votes with Scranton at 138. Scranton’s week includes stops in New Jersey Delaware West Virginia Ohio and Michigan as Illinois may signal moves away from Goldwater.
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Kennedy Family vows to stay in public life
In Auburn Cayuga County crowd hears Sen Edward Kennedy pledge the family will remain active in public life as long as there is work to do. His speech read after a serious plane crash. the note alludes to President John F Kennedy’s assassination and calls for devotion to the late president’s principles and programs.
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Blaze Ties Up Freighter Santa Ana Dockside in Hoboken
Firemen watched over the smoking ruins of Grace Lines freighter Santa Ana at Hoboken New Jersey after a day-long blaze that threatened to capsize the docked vessel. Coast Guard crews prepared to probe the cause as the fire was brought under control ten hours after breaking out Sunday. sixteen firefighters were injured.
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Khrushchev Snubbed by Swedish Press in Stockholm Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in Stockholm amid chilly coverage from Swedish newspapers demanding a statement on Raoul Wallenberg’s fate. He and wife Nina landed after a Baltic Sea crossing, with Wallenberg’s disappearance fueling the protests.
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Henry Ford to wed widow in October in Milan
Henry Ford II and Mrs. Christina Austin plan to marry in Italy next October, according to the Daily Sketch. The Italian widow, who once lived in Britain, has told friends the ceremony will likely be in Milan. Ford’s first wife Anne McDonnell divorced him last February.
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Supreme Court strikes down passport ban on communists
The Supreme Court ruled 6 to 3 that a Subversive Activities Control Act provision denying passports to members of officially designated Communist organizations is unconstitutional. Justice Goldberg said the section overly restricts travel liberty, with Flynn and Apther listed as petitioners. Dissent by Clark joined by Harlan and White.
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Women warned for topless beach attire in New York
New York officials say women wearing topless bathing suits on city beaches will be arrested. Parks Commissioner Newbold Morris stated a officer will cover the woman, escort her to a police station, and administer a consequence.
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Racial clashes on St Augustine beach test night ban
In St Augustine Florida integrationists clash with whites on the beach as they seek a federal court order to lift a ban on after dark demonstrations. About nineteen integrationists faced a group of twenty whites. several demonstrators were struck and a Negro girl injured. State police arrested six white assailants and troopers ordered the crowd off the beach after about 45 minutes.
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Guerrilla Attacks Resume in Borneo Frontline Fight
Indonesian guerrillas launched a major six hour assault near Kuching in Sarawak, killing five Gurkhas and wounding five others. The clash followed the Tokyo summit collapse and signals a likely intensification of the confrontation policy.
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Turkish Leader Meets Johnson on Cyprus Crisis Talks
Turkish leader Inonu arrived for crucial talks with President Johnson amid fears of a Greek Turkish clash on Cyprus. The discussions aim to defuse tensions and preserve NATO unity as Papandreou and Grivas figures loom in the Cyprus crisis.
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Nerve graft restores feeling to teacher's hand
SAN FRANCISCO AP. Blanche Sheets, Los Angeles schoolteacher, reports a three inch nerve graft restored feeling to her right wrist, termed a pioneering human nerve homograft from a donor leg. Dr. Leonard Marmor notes ongoing trials show sensory return but not motor function. Sheets recovered use after six months, aided by uninjured nerves.
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Keating says Barry’s civil rights vote hurts Goldwater
Senator Keating asserts Goldwater’s 1964 civil rights bill vote harms his presidential bid. He argues the stance alienates urban voters while winning some southern and border state support. Keating spoke in Syracuse about the rowers’ meet and addressed a service club.
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Boys State opens at Colgate with over 1000 youths
More than 1,000 high school juniors gathered at Colgate University for the 27th annual Boys State. They will elect city officials today and choose a governor Thursday. Mock legislative sessions are set for Thursday and Friday to close the program.
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Civil Rights Battle Heads to Final House Phase
The year long fight to pass a civil rights bill moves back to the House with Southern opponents seeking delays. Speaker McCormack pledges White House action by July 4 as Senate clears its backlog of bills amid the 83 day debate. Howard W. Smith can stall only for a week under committee rules.
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