Goldwater Leads With 613 on First Ballot for GOP Nomination
A United Press International tally shows Barry Goldwater with 443 delegates pledged for the July convention and an estimated 613 total after projecting 173 more from 15 states still to select delegates. Rockefeller trails with 122 estimated votes, leaving a large uncommitted pool. Goldwater calls his California win a giant step toward securing the nomination as party factions watch for possible last‑ditch stop efforts.
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Grafton mayor resignation ponders in Southern Scenes
The Wellington comalman and police chief face discussion as the writer notes possible resignations. The page references other local items including county bookmobile plans, contract bridge courts, and a calendar of events across Avon Avon Lake to Florence.
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Weather update for Northeastern Ohio and Lake Erie
Partly cloudy with a few sprinkles this morning. becoming mostly sunny this afternoon. High near 70. Clear and cool tonight with a low 38 to 43. Partly cloudy and warmer Friday. Lake Erie winds northwest 8 to 12 knots, becoming northeast 10 to 15 knots this afternoon. tonight variable 8 to 12 knots. Fair north winds. Weathermap on page 24.
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Soviet engineers unveil 12 channel midget TV
The government daily Izvestia reports a transistorized 12 channel midget TV with a six by eight inch screen, weighing about 12.5 pounds and usable on batteries or house current.
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Riots Rock Two South Korean Cities Amid Martial Law
Thousands of students clashed with police in Kwangju and Pusan as troops kept Seoul under martial law. In Kwangju 16000 youths stormed the province building while 500 East Asia University students marched and faced police before a mock funeral on a rice straw effigy of President Park. Police detained about 500 with several injuries reported.
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Soviet calls for world Communist conference over China
Moscow urged an immediate showdown conference of world Communist parties to decide China’s status in the movement. Pravda hailed unity and urged swift convocation, while Moscow accused Beijing of delaying actions and setting up puppet parties worldwide. The dispute signals a potential end to a monolithic international Communist bloc.
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House approves two year, 2 billion highway aid bill
The House unanimously passes a two year federal aid program totaling 2 billion for building new primary, secondary and urban highways. Ohio would receive 395 million, one of 19 states receiving the largest shares. The measure totals more than Johnson recommended and goes to the Senate after a 2940 vote.
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Johnson approves steps to intensify Viet Nam war effort
President Johnson authorized intensified actions against Viet Nam guerrillas and a plan to block Communist advances in Laos. White House officials said Rusk and McNamara outlined recommendations from Hawaii talks urging restraint from large scale mainland intervention unless required.
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Johnson Kennedy discuss Justice Department matters
President Johnson meets with Attorney General Robert F Kennedy for a session billed as discussion of departmental matters. Press Secretary George E. Reedy says the talk will cover subjects involving the Justice Department and was listed among Johnson's appointments without further explanation.
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Pioneer evolution prof at OC dies at 96
Dr. Frederick O. Grover, botanist and Oberlin College professor emeritus, died at 96 in Allen Hospital. A native of Bangor, he taught at Oberlin from 1898 to 1933 and was said to be the first U.S. college instructor to teach Darwin’s theory. He led the herbarium program and helped build the department and museum. He is survived by his wife Ruth Creighton Grover. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at First Congregational Church.
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Lorainite Indicted on Second Degree Murder Charge
Lorain County grand jury reduced the charge against Roy Nichols 18 in Lorain to second degree murder for the pipe slaying of Eugene Sapolski 34 at the Sapolski home on Homewood Drive Lorain. Nichols confessed to striking Sapolski after finding him removing a car battery. Bond set at 100 dollars.
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Rockefeller stays on campaign trail after Goldwater win on California vote
Governor Nelson Rockefeller pledged to stay in the race despite Barry Goldwater's victory in California. He spoke at a Suffolk County Republican dinner on Long Island to raise about 150000 for the fall campaign. Rockefeller noted the long road to the July 13 San Francisco convention and did not rule out changing prospects.
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Senate cloture votes fragile as GOP defectors widen split
Five conservative Republicans deserted the bipartisan push to end the southern filibuster on the civil rights bill. Defections followed Goldwater's California primary win as leaders faced a tighter path to cloture with current members in three camps and potential intercession from President Johnson if needed.
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