Primary results roll in from Arizona counties
Arizona counties report Democratic and Republican primary results with several incumbents defeated. Key tallies include John W. MacLaughlin leading in the senatorial race in Clifton and Maui- McLaughlin 2,275 votes. G.C. Biles narrowly defeating Lester Cole in Greenlee. William Lyman and Merle Farmer win House nominations in Yavapai.
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Robert L. Wright
G.M. Callicotte
William Vallely
al Aydrs
Taylor Estes
C.L. Hollaman
Mississippi governor backs Goldwater amid party split
Gov. Paul Johnson a Democrat endorses Republican Barry Goldwater and urges the Mississippi Democratic Convention to back a single slate of electors for Johnson’s administration comity. He warns a third Democratic slate could confuse voters and split the conservative vote, risking a conservative win in Mississippi. The convention opens as Goldwater sentiment grows in Jackson.
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Miss America Contest Heads Toward Finale in Atlantic City
The 1964 Miss America pageant moved into high gear with 50 contestants preparing for competition in beauty talent and personality. Evening gown swimsuit and talent contests begin at 8 30 p m with only swimsuit and talent winners announced to keep final results secret until Saturday. A two hour Boardwalk parade to Convention Hall closed preliminary activities Tuesday led by grand marshal Mrs Perle Mesta amid brisk winds.
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Scottsdale Pool Adopts Fall Hours and Rates
The Scottsdale municipal pool hours are 3 to 8 p.m. weekdays and noon to 8 p.m. weekends with a fall schedule in effect until Oct 1 when it will close a month for repairs. Heated pool reopens for weekend swimming after repairs. A $1 family rate is offered. Pollywog program for mothers and young children starts Monday at 10 30 a.m. Call 947 4211 for details.
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Navy Plane Crashes Off Viet Nam Killing Three
A U S Navy P2 Neptune on a routine anti-submarine patrol crashed about 75 miles off central Viet Nam. At least three crewmen were killed and eight survivors were rescued by the destroyer USS Maddox. An investigation was ordered. The crash was kept secret for more than 24 hours.
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A-Tests Planned for Pacific Exercises in October
The United States will start a military civilian exercise in October near Johnston Island to verify rapid resumption of atmospheric testing if the nuclear test ban treaty is violated. A few hundred personnel will participate with 20 aircraft to test instruments and procedures without actual explosions.
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O'Reilly and Smith Lead Arizona Attorney General Race
Phoenix Democratic contender Patrick O'Reilly won the primary with 47 996 votes against John Vanlandingham and Charles Christakis as the main rival. He will face unopposed Republican Darrell Smith in November, while Vanlandingham conceded and urged party unity.
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Uruguay Breaks Diplomatic Ties With Cuba
Uruguay severed relations with Red Cuba, leaving Mexico as the only Latin American nation with formal contact to Fidel Castro's regime. Leftist students and workers clashed with police in Montevideo with no casualties reported, while larger protests were anticipated. Moscow state news agency Tass predicted mass democratic groups in Uruguay would react to the move.
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Goldwater draws 53000 at Dodger Stadium rally in LA
Senator Barry Goldwater closes first West Coast leg of campaign with a 53000 strong Dodger Stadium crowd. He urges a five year 25 percent income tax cut and attacks Johnson tax gimmickry. He plans to campaign in Sacramento Klamath Falls Eugene and Seattle with a Hollywood style program and Doolittle introduces him.
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