Goldwater wins California primary in GOP nomination race
Sen Barry Goldwater seizes a decisive California victory to lead the GOP nomination, edging Rockefeller 1,023,330 to 985,788 in AP figures from 31,316 precincts. Southern California returns give Goldwater a major boost as coverage notes liberal versus conservative tension and a near-miss for the 655 delegate target.
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Barry Goldwater
California
Arizona
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Los Angeles
New Hampshire
Oregon
Associated Press
CBS
Washington
Goldwater Increases Commitments At GOP Convention
In Tuesday primaries, Barry Goldwater secured 436 first ballot votes toward the Republican nomination, with 655 needed. The AP tally lists 118 for Rockefeller, 71 for Scranton, 44 for Lodge, 15 for Smith, 12 for Nixon, 100 for favorite sons, and 254 uncommitted.
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Washington (Ap
Barry Goldwater
Associated Press
Goldwater
Nelson A
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Margaret Chase Smith
Richard M. Nixon
Civil Rights Debate Shifts Tactics In Senate
Washington AP reports both sides altered strategy in the Senate civil rights fight with Southerners signaling potential votes on amendments while backers prepare speeches. Leaders expect a cloture vote next Tuesday, aiming to limit further debate and push passage by late June if two thirds approve. President Johnson expressed confidence the bill will pass.
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U.S. Senate
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Salinger
Edmund G. Brown
Cranston
Kennedy
San Francisco
Virginia
George Murphy
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Ottawa University Enrolls Summer Sessions Begin Today
Enrollment opens today for Ottawa University summer programs. A nine week session runs to July 31 and a four week session to July 2. Public relations director Claude Webb noted uncertainty on initial enrollment. Additional four week sessions start July 6 and Aug 3. a special achievement session for new students with average high school records begins June 28.
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Ottawa University
Claude Webb
School Unification Passes In Franklin County
The four district plan for school unification was approved Tuesday in a light vote across Franklin County. Ottawa district 332 to 138. county 916 to 221. Interim boards form July 1965, final change July 1966. four districts will replace 23. Other counties mostly voted against.
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Blaine King
Franklin County
Ottawa City
Fied
Frankelin County
Greendell School
Centropolis
Greendell
New Union
Liberty
Hawkins
Ottawa
Johnson County
Anderson County
Garnett
Ralph White
State Department of Public Instruction
Miami County
Paola
Osawatomie
John H. Roman
Osage County
Douglas County
Lawrence
John Lederer
Pomona High School Board
Lederer
Franklin County Planning Board
Army worm invasion hits Franklin County crops hard
Franklin County faces a severe army worm outbreak described as the worst in a decade. Farmers report record chemical sales for spraying with dieldrin and toxaphene as worms move from maturing wheat to barley and later to corn, alfalfa, and grasses amid variable weather and multiple worm generations.
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Franklin County
Charles LeMaster
LeMaster
Glenn Aerial Spraying, Inc
Fred Ferguson
Ottawa Co.op Association
Don Brown
Brown
le Master
Bill Dempsey
Rantoul
Kansas
Demsey
Dempsey
Missouri
Central Plains
Weather forecast for county remains warm and fair
The county forecast calls for generally fair and warmer conditions tonight. Thursday will be partly cloudy and warmer with night lows in the upper 50s and daytime highs in the lower 80s.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s home balance
A report contrasts royal authority in two monarchies, noting Prince Philip’s frequent wins in domestic decisions. It cites Bernhard of the Netherlands advising a balanced approach, while recounting episodes where the queen bent to Philip on palace matters.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Bernhard
Netherlands
Philip
Britain
Juliana
Elizabeth I
Prince Philip
Lord Kinross
Queen Elizabeth
Holland
Buckingham Palace
Pomona School Bonds Await Board Action
Pomona plans for a new high school building proceed after unification approval. Principal Charles Hill expects the board to issue the $345,000 bonds at the district’s annual meeting Thursday night. Trustees previously delayed bonds until unification was decided to avoid costs if Pomona remained in a different district.
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Pomona
Charles Hill
Hill
Williams
Job Training Bill Aims to Boost Apprenticeship Programs
Washington AP The government weighs a proposal by the Federal Committee on Apprenticeship to treat job skills as capital with tax credits for employers training new workers and upgrading current staff. The plan targets incentives for on the job training and covers instructor salaries materials class time and foreman supervision in a bid to curb tech-related displacement and high unemployment.
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Washington
Federal Committee On
America
W. Willard Wirtz
Labor Department
Rural school board elections set for Thursday night
Six people will be elected to rural high school boards as Pomona Williamsburg and Consolidated Jt. 10 hold annual meetings Thursday night in Lane. Terms expiring include Joe McAuliffe and Raymond Wagner of Richmond and Harold Bethell of Quenemo on Williamsburg board. Williamsburg patrons will vote on an expanded budget to hire another teacher. Pomona terms ending include James Driver and Elwin Henry with an unexpired term for Ed Trandel.
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Williamsburg
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Jt. 10
Lane
Joe McAuliffe
Richmond
Raymond Wagner
Harold Bethell
Quenemo
James Driver
Elwin Henry
Ed Trandel
Charles Herschell
Riots Rage as 20000 in Korea Demand Park Resign
About 20 000 students and citizens clash with police in Seoul demanding President Park resign. Martial law is declared after Park calls a National Security Council session. U S officials including Ambassador Berger and Gen Howze attend. Street battles extend to the presidential palace approaches with outbreaks in other cities.
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South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park
National Security Council
United States
U.S
Samuel D. Berger
Hamilton H. Howze
U.N
Korea
Berger
Howze
Lo Suk-chan
Pomona Dam Visitor Count For May Estimated At 77,200
The Corps of Engineers estimated 77,200 people visited Pomona Reservoir in May during Memorial Day weekend. Readings show a 959.60 feet dam level, with most loss due to evaporation. Engineers note monthly meters and average three riders per car, with a 55 mile loop to read traffic readings.
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