Goldwater on Main Track as Javits Sees Provisional Shift
Senate leaders say Barry Goldwater has moved toward the main track on key issues by softening extremism and embracing civil rights and world peace. Javits notes his billing improves but says he must prove through actions. Dirksen praises observed shifts while cautioning over policy consistency amid GOP reactions.
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Studies Question Smoking Link To Cancer Declares Group
In a report from New York and York AB, industry group Jaye and the Tobacco Research-USA conclude no direct link between cigarette smoking and lung cancer or other diseases. Dr Clarence Cook Little notes several theories are abandoned, including cancer from smoking by contact with lungs.
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Rusk Warns Platform Writers on Policy Tone
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged calm, sober foreign policy in remarks on the Republican and Democratic platforms. He warned against reckless rhetoric while defending the Kennedy and Johnson administrations and recalling the Cuban Missile Crisis as a cautionary example. He urged unity with allies and steady leadership.
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Kennedy Called Big GOP Issue
NEW YORK AP Hep Samuel Station of upstate Amsterdam has announced for Democratic nomination to the U S Senate amid declarations of support for Ally Gale Robert P Kennedy for the nomination. Kennedy appears to have backing of party leaders in counties carrying a large share of the Democratic state convention votes. Stratton said nominating Kennedy would give New York a million dollar campaign issue since Kennedy resides in Virginia and Massachusetts by election day. Opponents argue state law requires residence in New York. Supporters plan a floor fight at the state convention if needed. Latest declarations come from 12 prominent Democrats and Edward N Costisyan of Manhattan. Kennedy said he would not run without explicit approval by Mayor Wagner, who has withheld endorsement.
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Fire Miracle Sermon At Belmont Church Trial Endures
East Belmont Presbyterian Church heard a dramatic retelling of Elijah’s fire miracle as youth pastor G A Radford preached on The Will By Fire. He urged the congregation to seek unity, cooperation, and faithful ministry as the church, long pastorless, welcomed Rev. Radford from Newell in Jerkyburg County who stressed togetherness for Christian work.
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Jerkleyburg County
Publisher Is Dead Abrnathy Publishing Co founder dies
Ernest H. Abernethy of Atlanta, founder and president of Abernathy Publishing Co, died in a Brunswick hospital after a heart attack. He started in Greensboro in 1925 and moved to Atlanta two years later with Southern Advertising and Publishing. Of nine magazines he owned, seven served Southern industries, with Commercial Fertilizer and American International Travel among the others.
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Rioting in Dixmoor injures 50 as crowds clash with police
A racially charged night in Dixmoor suburb near Chicago left more than 50 injured as white motorists were attacked by Black rioters. Police and sheriff units intervened with tear gas and patrols, arrests made, and public safety crews restored order after hours of unrest.
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Endorse Time-Price Cotton System Urged by Industry Leader
W A S H I N G T O N AM spokesman for the Sextile Industry asked the Democratic Party Platforms Committee to endorse the time price cotton system and international textile trade agreements to curb imports. Daniel of Danville Va cited Deena erotic administration policies on cotton imports tax depreciation and cotton price policy as boosting confidence in the industry. He urged expansion of the agreement to wool synthetic and silk imports and make the new one price cotton policy permanent. He was joined by Reid of Blaget Textile Corp Myers Jr of Burlington Industries and others from North Carolina and New York.
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Burlington Industries Inc
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Four Large Fires Threaten Nevada Grasslands
Elko Nevada, four northeastern Nevada fires burned an estimated 182000 acres of grassland and sagebrush after storms. A Boise pilot died returning to Boise after ferrying firefighters. Two Elko County ranchers were hospitalized with serious burns while bulldozing a line. The Bureau of Land Management director hoped to keep the fires controlled today with 400 Indian firefighters arriving from New Mexico plus 500 already on site.
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Global skirmishes and labor talks in AP bulletins
AP dispatches report a Malaysian coastal landing by Tales nesions and a UN briefing, while U S labor news features General Mos ory extending a three year contract with United Auto Workers with wage gains and enhanced benefits. In New York a historic editor’s note notes a presidential candidate’s campaign, and a separate arrest in Spartanburg involves kidnapping charges tied to Kannapulls. Teamsters President James R. B. Molla faces a 47 20 prison term and a $10,000 fine for fraudulent loan schemes.
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Jeffers Talks Of Good Relations In North Carolina
Ambrose Warde reports NAACP leader Kelly Alexander cites progress in Negroes holding city and county posts in Greensboro, Winston-Salem, Gastonia, Goldsboro, and Asheville. He notes Eastern North Carolina lags, urges more hires in government and civil service, and supports a measured approach to Civil Rights Act implementation in Charlotte and Mecklenburg County.
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Mayor Vic Phillips proposes vote on Gastonia fluoride
Mayor Vic Phillips urged a public vote to settle Gastonia’s fluoride dispute and said he would propose an election to the City Council. The note appears in a broader section previewing page 10 content and a weekly News Quiz.
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Weekend Shootings and Crashes Kill Dozens Across North Carolina
A string of weekend tragedies across North Carolina left at least 20 dead. Highways near Lenoir Mt. Airy Benson and Wilson County saw fatal crashes with two-vehicle collisions, a car overturning, and tree strikes. Separate shootings claimed multiple lives including Mrs Roby Martin and Milton Eldridge. a note confessing to Martin's murder was found with Eldridge.
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