Western Powers Denounce East German Soviet Pact
Washington reports the United States Britain and France accuse the Soviet Union and East Germany of seeking to perpetuate the arbitrary division of Germany through their June 32 treaty of friendship. The Western powers issue a joint declaration asserting self-determination and reunification remain fundamental goals of the Western Big Three.
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Barry Goldwater faces tough path to November victory
In a national social survey of 1,935 Republican county chiefs and 672 Democratic chairmen, Democrats favor Lyndon Johnson over Goldwater 91 to 5 with 4 undecided. Republican leaders see Goldwater as the likely nominee but view Johnson as the preferred winner in a head to head race. Overall, Johnson leads 73 to 27 when combining both parties’ chairmen. In Arizona, Goldwater, the GOP front runner, settles into family life as his daughter Margaret Ann, 20, marries Richard Arlen Holt, 26, in Phoenix.
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Barry Lacks Support Says RFK in Berlin Visit
Berlin June 26 AP RFK said Goldwater does not enjoy wide spread public support in the United States during a Berlin visit. Tens of thousands cheered on the street as Kennedy spoke after a ceremony marking the first anniversary of JFKs visit here. Kennedy called Goldwaters US support conclusion erroneous.
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Living Costs Hold Steady In May Report
The Labor Department notes consumer prices unchanged from April to May with the CPI at 107. A 0.2% fall in food costs driven by cheaper meat and eggs contrasts with unchanged fruit and vegetable prices. Sugar eased slightly while coffee rose 2.3%, lifting yearly gains near 23%. Housing costs fell 0.1% as rents held steady signaling a possible peak of a five month rise. About 190,000 workers will gain wage increases of one cent per hour under various contracts, including 90,000 in aerospace and 20,000 in other industries, with quarterly or annual index-linked adjustments.
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Attendance runs high at Illinois pavilion at World's Fair
Springfield reports Governor Otto Kerner received a report that the Illinois pavilion at the New York World's Fair is the best attended after the New York state exhibit. James A. Cassin said average weekend attendance is about 15,000 with 10,000 on weekdays, Lincoln exhibits emphasized, Tuesday total 21,373, daily capacity 25,000.
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Six Hurt in Fire at St Louis Plant
Six persons including two firemen were injured in a five alarm fire at a four story brick furniture products building in St Louis. A hook and ladder truck was flattened beneath a falling wall. Four Melbourne Products Co. employees were treated for smoke inhalation.
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Dulles Johnson clash over Klan hoax charge in Mississippi
The Ku Klux Klan leader in Philadelphia Mississippi claims the disappearances of civil rights workers Schwerner Goodman and Chaney were a hoax to raise funds. He says the three missing men will resurface and vows further investigation while criticizing Johnson and civil rights groups.
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Counties Face Reapportionment Push After High Court Rulings
Illinois county lawmakers urged reforms to equalize voting power on county boards amid Supreme Court guidance. Pat Kain of the Illinois Association of Supervisors and County Commissioners push for 1965 legislature to empower counties to weigh township votes by population, with home rule options and potential constitutional amendments discussed.
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Florida Governor Visits St Augustine After Race Clash
Gov Farris Bryant flew to St Augustine to oversee the aftermath of a racial revolt as hundreds attacked civil rights marchers led by Dr Martin Luther King. The incident prompted a federal court order about night demonstrations. the National Guard set up a conference office. About 30 demonstrators were treated at hospitals. The stock market report follows, noting gains and declines across major securities.
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Weather warms as fair conditions persist through Saturday
A slow warming trend continues into Saturday with fair skies. Lows tonight in the 60s and highs around 90. Light variable winds tonight.
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House Aims to Kill Excise Tax Slices in Conference
Senate approved about 500 million in excise tax reductions to be sent to conference where House leaders plan to erase them, arguing Republicans must originate taxes. The fight follows a 207 to 135 House vote against repealing the excises, as Johnson warns a deadline looms next Tuesday midnight.
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Emissary urges stepped up FBI activity in Mississippi
Former CIA Director Allen Dulles, returning from Mississippi as Johnsons special emissary, urged the President to increase FBI activity to control and prosecute terroristic activities while saying state and local authorities bear the main burden of suppression. He met civil rights leaders, Negro representatives, and clergy, and noted no likely explosion but stressed careful handling.
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Chicago Worker Honored For Rescuing Attacked Stenographer
Chicago honors Wilton Northrup a 23 year old construction worker who wrestled with suspect Richard Bojanowski 28 and sat on him until police arrived after the assault on stenographer Mary Grealish 19. Grealish remains critically injured. Bojanowski faces aggravated assault robbery and resisting arrest charges. Also noted is Senate approval of a debt ceiling increase to 325 billion through June 30 196.
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