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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
3
Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton, during a TV interview, warned that Senator Barry Goldwater might not pursue enforcement of the civil rights bill as law if elected President. He used the timing of his GOP convention tour to renew attacks on Johnson administration policies.
Civil rights demonstrators and white segregationists met in Saint Augustine Florida on Sunday less than two hours before a state curfew. About 50 policemen accompanied each group as the Negro marchers moved through the downtown area and the white marchers through a nearby Negro neighborhood. aside from jeers there were no incidents.
The $25 million pension fund fraud trial of Teamster President James R. Hoffa and seven associates enters its ninth week as the government nears completion. A missing witness stalls closing testimony, with a material witness warrant issued for Eric.
Congolese Premier Cyrille Adoula said in a nationwide radio speech that the government plans to hold the referendum on the new constitution before June 30 and may postpone celebrations of the fourth independence anniversary. He asserted the government will stay in office despite calls for a transitional regime after June 30. Shinkel, a bookkeeper in Florida, remains missing as prosecutors seek him for a standby subpoena. Kovens company says employees do not know his whereabouts. Witnesses allege Kavens took kickbacks to aid loans from various Teamsters funds.
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy arrives at Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton Massachusetts on Sunday to visit her seriously injured brother-in-law Senator. Crowds of onlookers and newsmen gather, reflecting intense public attention surrounding the incident and the senator's condition.
UPI reports Ant-Franco extremists set off two bombs in central Madrid on Sunday, shattering a bank plate glass window and damaging a store. Police said no injuries occurred, raising Madrid's bombings to 35 in a wave dating from last month. The group opposes Franco in Spain and Salazar in Portugal, and the attack mirrors earlier Paris actions against De Gaulle policy in 1961-62. Police noted both blasts used small charges.
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