Johnson Tells of NATO Agreement
Washington AP President Johnson informed Congress of a new NATO nuclear information sharing agreement expanding the range of atomic data to be shared with NATO and member nations The accord supersedes a 1955 arrangement and clarifies no transfer of weapons or restricted data The move aims to boost alliance participation and cohesion in nuclear defenses
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Johnson
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United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
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Joint House Senate Atomic Energy Committee
Robert S. McNamara
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Lodge Draws A Bead On Issues For Race
James Marlow reports from Washington that Henry Cabot Lodge, back from Vietnam, weighs in on the Republican race. Governor William Scranton begins to push for the nomination with cautious praise for Goldwater, shifting to sharper attacks as the convention nears. Lodge refuses to name Goldwater but signals strong concern over impulsive leadership. Scranton aims to block Goldwater while pledging support if he secures the nomination. The discussion centers on temperament and policy, with party unity at stake ahead of the convention.
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Associated Press
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Viet Nam
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Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Goldwater
Lodge
U.S
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Johnson
White House
Arizonan
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Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Govenor
Barry Leaves Jersey On Hunt For Votes
Washington AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater seeks Republican convention delegates in Illinois Michigan after New Jersey kept its delegation uncommitted. He faced hecklers from civil rights demonstrators then appealed to New Jersey delegates in Trenton. New Jersey officials noted no commitment yet, with 12 Scranton 9 Goldwater 1 Rockefeller 3 Nixon and 15 uncommitted among 40. In Illinois 39 of 58 delegates favor Goldwater. Michigan four pledged, others tied to Governor George Romney.
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Barry Goldwater
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Michigan
New Jersey
Goldwater
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Judy Fernald
Cochairman
Clifford P. Case
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Case
Scranton
Associated Press
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Dlinois
Nixon
Lansing
George Romney
Girl Dies After Ferris Wheel Fall in Huntington
In Huntington New York a 2 year old girl Deborah Shaw died after plunging 60 feet from a ferris wheel onto asphalt. Her parents Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw of Commack were hospitalized in serious condition after being thrown from their seat.
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Huntington
N.Y
Deborah Shaw
Robert Shaw
Commack
JFK Honored Plaque at Independence Hall
Mrs. Joseph P Kennedy helped dedicate a pavement plaque at Independence Hall honoring John F Kennedy. She told about 8,000 attendees that the late president would be pleased by the recognition. Kennedy spoke here on July 4 1962 on the interdependence of nations.
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Philadelphia
Joseph P. Kennedy
Independence Hall
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Gentile Out With Rib Injury Likely Until After All-Star Break
Kansas City first baseman Jim Gentile is sidelined with a pulled rib cartilage injury on his left side. Sustained June 25, he was sent home for treatment and probably won’t return until after the All-Star game on July 7.
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Jim Gentile
Kansas City
Osage City's Leap From Decline to Growth and Lower Taxes
Osage City Kansas cut its tax levy from 19.46 to 19.15 mills as it rebuilt after coal mining faded. A civic improvement plan spurred population rise from 2,183 in 1956 to 2,405, with Lincoln Park upgrades, street signning, tree planting, and new homes. Osage Products plant now employs 35, aiding the economy and stability.
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Kan
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Charles E. Parks
Kansas State University
Osage Products
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