Scranton Criticizes Johnson and Goldwater on Future of Economy
Gov. William Scranton assailed the Johnson administration for disbelief in the future and attacked the Goldwater wing for ignoring it. He outlined a program to harness automation, boost job retraining, upgrade education, and coordinate the labor market as part of his GOP presidential bid in Detroit. He faces 48 delegates and alternates at tonight’s meeting, with Romney supporters dominating early convention ballots.
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Miller: Goldwater Holds 345 To 350 Delegates
Republican National Chairman William E. Miller said Goldwater has 345 to 350 legally committed delegates. He noted 690 delegates show a preference for Goldwater and predicted an open, spirited convention with no steamrolling. Miller, a New York congressman, remained neutral on possible switchers to Scranton.
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Tucson city council approves public accommodations ordinance after long hearing. Initial 3-3 tie broken by Mayor Lew Davis with a 4-3 vote. emergency clause sought to take effect immediately. Fines up to $300 and enforcement by the city attorney.
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Snakes and Explosions Kill Six In Pocono Crash
A truck loaded with dynamite exploded near the Reptile Farm in Bushkill Pennsylvania. Six people died including three volunteer firefighters, a hotel owner's son, a passing woman, and an unidentified man. many were injured. Route 209 was closed and the disaster area declared as investigators and civil defense workers assisted.
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Dulles Reports To President On Mississippi Visit
Former intelligence chief Allen W. Dulles prepared to brief President Johnson on his two day fact finding mission in Mississippi. He met Governor Paul B. Johnson Jr. and white and Negro civic, business and religious leaders in Jackson. Dulles said practical recommendations could address the civil rights problem though he indicated federal protection for civil rights workers was not part of his mandate.
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Court Order Enables Transfusion to Save Unborn Child
Doctors at Fesack Valley Hospital in Westwood N J used an emergency blood transfusion to save the unborn baby of 29 year old Jehovahs Witness Wilimina Anderson after a court order allowed the procedure despite religious objections. The premature son named Mitchell and his mother, delivered by cesarean Thursday, were reported in good condition. The case followed a U S Supreme Court ruling upholding a New Jersey court decision prioritizing the unborn child over parental religious objections. The guardian for the unborn child, lawyer George Warren of Trenton, had authorized doctors to proceed if needed.
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Army Tests New Boot for Soldiers
Fort Benning Georgia reports Army divisions testing a new combat boot with a sole molded to the leather uppers and a slip in ventilating insole. The boot is designed as virtually waterproof and is under evaluation in Europe Korea and Alaska says an infantry spokesman.
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Johnson ends Cyprus talks as UN may take lead
President Johnson wrapped up a week of personal diplomacy with Cyprus crisis returning to United Nations hands. Four days of talks with Ismet Inonu and George Papandreou yielded no outcome. Ball heads to New York for talks with Inonu Papandreou Thant and Tuomioja while Papandreou rejects direct Greek Turkish talks but welcomes UN mediation.
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Navy search for missing rights trio in swamp near Marion
President Johnson ordered sailors and an FBI agent into a ten mile square area near Rogue Chitto swamp to hunt for Andrew Goodman Mickey Schwerner and James Chaney who disappeared Sunday. Local reports of sightings proved unreliable as teams walked rural roads in combat gear and a burned station wagon was found on a jogger trail.
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