Congress weighs constitutional move on state apportionment
A broad Congressional coalition aims to amend the Constitution to bar federal intervention in state legislative apportionment. Backers say the Warren Court overstepped, seeking to reapportion legislatures by population, with Dirksen and conservative Democrats directing the effort and the Farm Bureau backing the plan.
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Scranton Doubts Goldwater Enforcment Of Civil Rights Bill
Gov. William Scranton argues Goldwater's opposition to the civil rights bill questions his fitness for the presidency. He cites Republican voting patterns and says a platform plank on enforcement would test a candidate’s commitment. Scranton criticizes Laird’s assertion that Goldwater would support strong enforcement.
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Ohio Republicans map paths to the 1964 nominating vote
Ohio GOP delegates convene to choose a chairman and weigh backing Goldwater Scranton or Rhodes. Gen Eisenhower’s stance remains unstated but Goldwater support dominates, with Rhodes as a favored son and Scranton mounting a cautious bid to win delegates while engaging in media appearances. Campaigns plan rallies in Columbus and subsequent stops in Wilmington Delaware and Newark New Jersey.
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Rights helpers flock to MississippI
Dozens of COFO volunteers arrive in Jackson and other Mississippi towns for a summer Civil Rights project. Officials aim to reinforce police ability to respond to unrest with state backed “freedom schools” and guard areas while avoiding mass demonstrations. Oberlin College students join early training under Bruce Hanson at the Mississippi Project.
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Calif bus strike ends after weeklong shutdown
Los Angeles reports the end of a weeklong bus strike as 1,371 MTA buses resume service for more than 500000 commuters in four Southern California counties. The declaration followed a one day old contract agreement by MTA directors.
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Fresch fried ice cream debuts at World’s Fair French market
SEW YORK reports a new dessert at the World’s Fair French market Islang Pavilion. Fresch fried ice cream enrobed in a batter is fried to a crisp brown and served with optional fruit marshmallow or fudge sauce. Price 50 cents.
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Holdup at Fair Ends With Cash Vanishing
A robbery at a New York restaurant near the World’s Fair Sunday night left two cashiers tied up and the gunman escaping into the crowd with more than 310,000 dollars in cash. Police pursued the suspect but details are limited.
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Carpenters Mull Tentative Pact With Cleveland Employers
The Carpenters Negotiating Committee meets to consider a tentative contract with the Building Trades Employers Association in Cleveland. Terms were not released but ratification was expected. The union ordered 2,000 striking workers to return to Greater Cleveland projects.
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Local Laws Expand Penalties and Prisoner Transfers
New ordinances extend penalties for violations and authorize cities and counties to send prisoners to the state penitentiary if local jails become overcrowded. The measures reflect efforts to enforce order and manage jail capacity across jurisdictions.
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Kennedy makes gains after plane crash injuries
Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, strapped in a canvas frame to support a broken back, shows improved readings in respiration pulse and blood pressure at Cooley Dickinson Hospital. His sister-in law Mrs John F Kennedy visits, as does the Kennedy family aboard Air Force One with Gen Henry Murpher joining.
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London Stores Show Nude Look Dresses in Public
London retailers unveiled bare-bosomed dresses drawing mixed reactions from the public. Reports say women are buying the outfits while police study whether local indecency laws apply to private events. Observers doubt the craze will last through winter as decorum is enforced by home heating norms.
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Kids' fake license ploy trips end in mystery
Dupre describes two youths who altered a 1985 car license, making a homemade plate from stolen numbers to pass as valid. They planned a weekend escape to the 50th State, spending 150 dollars, and each would drive a part of the journey using the forged plate for all three.
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