Goldwater Republican Holds Edge For Young Republicans Chair
Barry Goldwater aligned candidate Tom Van Sickle leads in unofficial caucus reports for the Young Republicans chair as the 14th biennial convention votes Friday. Van Sickle holds 297 to 179 over David Flaherty with delegates from California and New York backing their rivals. Cochair candidates Jelena Dover and Hope Rading align with the two tickets. Lukens stresses Goldwater’s ongoing influence.
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Fla
Barry Goldwater
Young Republicans
van Sickle
Flaherty
Officer Gives Blood No Ticket in Wyoming Incident
Buffalo police officer Bill Hepp stopped a speeding motorist near Johnson County Memorial hospital. The driver asked for the officer’s blood type and Hepp donated a pint of blood at the hospital to aid a laboratory technician on an emergency call. Hepp tore up the speeding ticket.
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Buffalo
Wyo
Bill Hepp
Johnson County Memorial Hospital
Hepp
Lord Nelson Musical Set in London Debut
Broadway composer Jerry Bock gathers material in Jamaica for the Nelson musical Trafalgar. Sheldon Harnick collaborates on the score, linking with Bock after Fiorello and Fiddler. The show is slated to open first in London.
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Jamaica
Jerry Bock
Lord Nelson
London
Bock
Sheldon Harnick
Dave Clark Faces First Acting Role in Catch Us If You Can
Pop group leader Dave Clark stars in Catch Us If You Can as the head of a film stunt crew. He performs his own stunts and joins a daring escape plot with a glamorous advertising symbol in a tale set around the movie scene.
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London
Dave Clark
Helping Your Child Through End of School Struggles
Dr. Garry C. Myers advises parents to support lagging pupils during the final weeks, maintain morale, and avoid scolding if promotion is missed. Consider summer reading, tutoring, or a library club to sustain gains and focus on the child’s emotional well being and future prospects.
Guadalupe Gets Funds For Southeast Phoenix Community
The Guadalupe Organization averaging Southeast Phoenix received a $66,659 community action fund grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity. President Jesus S. Osuna and local coordinator Laura Garcia Jr. were notified by Sen. Carl Hayden. Funds support health aides along with education mutual aid consumer information and credit union costs at 9439 S. 54th St.
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Guadalupe
Phoenix
Jesus S. Osuna
Laura Garcia Jr
Office of Economic Opportunity
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
S. 54Th St
Computers Give Coal Industry Another Chance
In Chicago AP report, Robert E. Kirby of Westinghouse says process control computers will revive coal by boosting mechanization of production and increasing demand for electric power, presenting hope against obsolescence at the National Ice Association convention.
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Chicago
Robert E. Kirby
Westinghouse Electric Corp
National Ice Association
Princess Grace to Attend London Charity Ballet
Princess Grace of Monaco will be principal guest at a charity ballet in London on July 13. Dancers from the Royal Danish Ballet Paris Opera Ballet and Royal Swedish Ballet will perform for the British Sunshine Fund for blind babies and young people.
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London
Grace of Monaco
Niels Kehler
Solveig Ostergaard
Royal Danish Ballet
Attilio Labis
Christiane Viassi
Paris Opera Ballet
Beryl Gray
Caj Selling
Royal Swedish Ballet Company
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Time For Dads Watches For Father’s Day Announced
UPI reports Bulova researchers say over 800000 American fathers will receive new watches for Father’s Day. The announcement highlights Bulova’s study and the scale of gift giving to dads nationwide.
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New York
UPI
United States
Bulova Watch Company, Inc
Opera and Drama for Students At Lincoln Center
New York State Education Department partners with Lincoln Center to bring live music dance drama and opera to junior and senior high students. The first season starts in September with about 400000 pupils statewide attending performances. The program is a curriculum related activity allowing use of school funds for transport and talent costs for school performances.
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New York
New York State Department of Education
Lincoln Center
New York City
Milton A. Galamison
Galamison
Britain and Russia plan exchanges in radio and TV programs
Sir Hugh Greene, director-general of the British Broadcasting Corporation, after visits to Moscow and Leningrad, says future exchanges of radio and television programs will grow. The peak of cooperation is expected in science and education as he met leaders of the Russian Broadcasting Services.
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London
Hugh Greene
British Broadcasting Corporation
Moscow
Leningrad
Briain
Russia
Russian Broadcasting Services
Crested Butte Chronicle Editor Labels Paper Independent
Dominic J. Crolla editor and publisher of the weekly Crested Butte Chronicle writes on the masthead that the paper is a Relatively Independent Newspaper.
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Crested Butte
Colo
Dominic J. Crolla
Britain’s Wilson Says Viet Nam Situation Disturbs Nation
Prime Minister Harold Wilson told the House of Commons Britain is deeply disturbed by recent developments in Vietnam. He noted consultations are ongoing and promised a fuller report to Parliament soon amid growing criticism of his pro U S policy.
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London
Harold Wilson
U.S
Viet Nam
Commons
Viet Nam Dong Xoai Attack Casualties Rise
The Dong Xoai operation reports at least 200 civilian casualties with about half still missing. American losses include 7 killed 11 missing and 15 wounded. Viet Cong casualties estimated from 300 to 1000 mainly from air strikes. Brig Gen Nguyen Cao Ky named premier to head a new war cabinet replacing Premier Phan Huy Quat. Deputy US Ambassador A Alexis Johnson optimistic yet cautious about Viet Nam’s political future. UK reports denied of US warnings to China and Harold Wilson seeks verification.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
Nguyen van Thieu
Phan Huy Quat
Phan Khae Sun
World of Ray Bradbury heads to New York stage
An experimental exhibit that drew strong Los Angeles crowds moves to off Broadway. The one act plays will enter August rehearsals for a local New York presentation. Sponsors Claude Giroux Frank Carrington and Orrin Christy Jr. recently formed a partnership tied to a 20th anniversary revival of The Glass Menagerie.
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New York
Los Angeles
Ray Bradbury
Visiting Dutch Director Chosen for Stanford Theater
Erik Vos named first visiting artistic director for Stanford University’s new professional theater company. He will teach as a professor in the graduate training program next fall and winter and later teach at the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh.
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Stanford, Calif
Stanford University
Erik Vos
Acivity
Excise Tax Cut Moves Toward Senate Passage
Senate leaders push a 4.7 billion excise tax cut aimed at repealing wartime levies. Senator Long expects a vote tonight with Republican support, while a Finance Committee amendment adds speech incentives and a phased repeal starting after Johnson signs. The House had backed a July 1 effective date and partial auto tax retention.
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Long
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
House
Gemini Concluded in Chicago Space Celebration
A jubilant LaSalle Street parade honored Gemini astronauts McDivitt and his crew with cheers, flags, and ticker tape. Residents praised the hometown heroes born in Chicago as Mayor Daley and council leaders lauded the moment as a symbol of American pride and spirit.
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Chicago
LaSalle Street
McDivitt
Nicholas J. Bohling
St. Patrick
Robert J. Daley
LANACANE provides relief by breaking the itch cycle
Lanacane, a greaseless medicated creme, claims rapid relief for itching from eczema rashes and membrane itching. It soothes irritated nerves and stops the urge to scratch, ending the cycle of more itching. Available at drug stores.
Lengthy Brachiosaurus Thigh Bone Measures Seven Feet
The thigh bones of the Brachiosaurus measured seven feet in length. This detail highlights the enormous size of the sauropod and offers insight into its massive skeletal proportions.
Rights March Arrests Highlight Mississippi Sit In
United Press International reports 472 protesters, including white and Black officers, were arrested in Jackson as they demonstrated against voting law discrimination. No violence noted. injuries treated as scalp lacerations.
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Mississippi
Jackson
The
Freedom Democratic Party
Bond Street Gains Status as Fashion Street in London
Bond Street, London's premier shopping corridor, runs from Piccadilly to Oxford Street and divides into Old Bond Street and New Bond Street. Old Bond Street dates to 1686 and New Bond Street to 1760, transforming from a muddy country lane to a stylish retail axis.
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Bond Street
London
Old
New Bond Street
Piccadilly
Oxford Street
Old Bond Street
Tin mine closures linked to new global ore deposits
Vast surface tin deposits found in Africa and Asia led to the shutdown of most Cornish tin mines. The shift reflected changing global ore supplies and mining economics impacting Cornwall's metallurgical industries.
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Africa
Asia
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