Young GOP Sparks Wild Scene at San Francisco Convention
In San Francisco the Young Republicans convention erupted in loud chaos as right wing delegates pressed for a hard line. California's faction backed Barry Goldwater while others urged more extreme candidates. civil rights stance favored minimal federal action.
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Economic panel projects continued expansion into 1964
A group of leading economists stated the 28 month old business expansion still has room to rise and should continue climbing into 1964. Their optimistic assessment was shared in Washington yesterday.
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Civil rights and tax cuts dominate congressional agenda
Congress faces a half year focused on civil rights and tax cuts with limited action on Kennedy priorities like medical care for the aged, mass transit, and youth employment. Some programs may be deferred while civil rights and taxes take center stage.
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West German courts gain jurisdiction over U S troops
Frankfurt dispatch reports a new pact effective today that places American G I s and allied personnel stationed in West Germany under West German legal jurisdiction for crimes committed there. The agreement excludes West Berlin.
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The Chronicle Telegram July 1 1983 Elyria publication details
The Lorain County Chronicle Telegram lists price and mailing details for Lorain and adjoining counties, including flysheet origins in Elyria Ohio. It notes a 10 cent rail single copy and 50 cent weekly carrier rate with annual mail rates for in and out of state readers.
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Pope Paul VI Crowned in Multilingual St. Peter's Coronation
In St. Peter's Square Pope Paul VI was crowned before about 250000 spectators. He delivered a nine language sermon pledging to defend the church and resume the ecumenical council. Delegations from about 90 nations attended led by U.S. Chief Justice Earl Warren for President Kennedy.
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Singer Returns Judge Opinion at Leamington Festival
In Leamington England a judge handed each contestant a note detailing his view of the singing. Bob Welford a 28 year old tenor tore up the note and hurled it at the judge after finishing his performance.
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