Romney says race open after Scranton entry
Gov George Romney declared the Republican presidential race open following William Scranton's entry. Romney said Scranton's candidacy unsettles the contest and notes Goldwater's position would be strong if Scranton had not run. He added Scranton had little choice but to enter.
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George Romney
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Romney
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Government to set daily cotton quotes at 30 cents a pound
The Agriculture Department will base its daily cotton price quotations on 1964 crop cotton in 15 spot markets at about 30 cents a pound, excluding the 6.5 cent a pound price equalization payment for cotton used domestically or exported.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Tibetan exile reports claim Chinese general liquidated
A Tibetan exile spokesman in India says Gen. Chang Kuo Hwa, top Chinese military commander in Tibet, disappeared around February amid rumors he was liquidated for pro Soviet ideas. The report cites new Tibetan refugees and ongoing speculation in exile circles.
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New Delhi
India
China
Tibet
Chang Kuo Hwa
British Nuclear Submarine LONDON to Visit U S This Month
Britain's first nuclear powered submarine H M 8 Dreadnought will visit the United States this month and take part in maneuvers with the U S Navy according to the Defense Ministry.
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Britain
United States
U.S. Navy
Defense Ministry
Argentine Unions Postpone 24 Hour Sit In Strike
Argentine labor leaders delay a 24 hour factory sit in as they seek talks on labor issues with President Arturo Illia. The move aims to open discussions on workers rights and economic conditions in Buenos Aires.
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Blenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Tilia
Seoul Assembly to vote on lifting martial law
Seoul leaders agreed to a Monday vote on an opposition resolution to lift martial law imposed by President Chung Hee Park two weeks earlier to quell anti-government student demonstrations.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Vauxhall to sell 1000 truck and bus chassis to Indonesia
The American owned Vauxhall Motor Co announced sales of 1000 truck and bus chassis valued at 2.8 million dollars to Indonesia. A Foreign Office spokesman said the British embargo on military supplies will not apply to these vehicles. Vauxhall, a GM subsidiary, noted few chassis would be converted for military use as none have four wheel drive.
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Vauxhall Motor Co
Indonesia
Britain
Foreign Office
Eisenhower urges unity and morale boost in South Vietnam
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower urged a strong propaganda program in Southeast Asia and unity between the United States and the South Vietnamese at a Republican forum. He said victory in South Vietnam hinges on raising morale among Vietnamese people.
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Philadelphia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Southeast Asia
United States
Party To People Forum
Republican National Committee
Eisenhower
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
New York Couple Beaten Beside Broadway Street Fight
Mrs Margaret Costa kneels beside her injured husband Edward on Broadway near 49th Street after he and Michael Massa were beaten by eight assailants. Police search for suspects as EMS transports the victims to a hospital for treatment. Authorities describe the incident as a violent street assault.
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Margaret Costa
Edward
49Th Street
New York
Michael Massa
Massa
Costa
States face apportionment overhaul after Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that state legislatures must be apportioned by population, not by equal districts in both houses. The decision affects Virginia Maryland New York Delaware Alabama and Colorado, with up to 40 states foreshadowed to adjust. Rural voters fear loss of influence while urban leaders anticipate changes and delays.
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Virginia
Maryland
New York
Delaware
Alabama
Colorado
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Land
U.S. Congress
Keyton Launches Try for Congress
James W. Keyton launched his campaign for the U S Congress at a Monday night rally at the American Legion Post 31 in Meigs County. He criticized federal bureaucracy and the Warren Supreme Court and outlined a 10 point platform emphasizing civil rights welfare unemployment foreign aid agriculture deficit spending and national debt. He was welcomed with applause and a standing ovation as he pledged remedial legislation to restore individual constitutional rights.
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James W
Jim) Keyton
J. L. Pilcher
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Keyton
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Sanders Eyes Delay in Georgia House Redistricting
Gov. Carl B. Sanders said a Supreme Court paragraph offers hope Georgia can delay House redistricting until January. He cited the Warren opinion suggesting equitable delay if an election is near and state machinery already in place.
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Georgia
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Khrushchev Arrives in Copenhagen for Nordic Five State Visit
Premier Nikita Khrushchev lands in Copenhagen aboard the Bashkiria as Denmark prepares for a three week Nordic tour. He is greeted by Prime Minister Krag and Foreign Minister Makkerup amid tight security while talks focus on trade and defense ties. Khrushchev travels next to Sweden and Norway.
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Khrushchev
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Per Haekkerup
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Maekkerup
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Mounts in Kansas Ad Association Survey Finds Commitments
A Kansas meeting attracted about 3 700 as the AD Association surveyed Iowa delegates showing nine pledged to water policy five pledged to education and ten uncommitted. Gov Nelson withdrew from the race as moderates backed Scrar amid cheers.
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Barry Goldwater Defies Doom Shouters at Texas Rally
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater pledged to lead the Republican ticket to victory next November. He stated he would unite the party on a principled platform and disregard doom shouters and pollsters as he campaigned at the Texas Republican Convention. W Scranton warned a Goldwater ticket could hurt GOP aims nationwide.
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Dallas, Tex
Arisona
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Texas
Goldwater
Niigata Earthquake Devastates Northern Japan Port City
A massive quake struck Niigata Japan causing fires and millions in damage. At least 21 dead, 2 missing, 129 injured across the region, with Niigata alone left without gas water and communications.
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Niigata
Japan
Murakami
Mtsuhara
Mitsuke
Toyosala
Sea of Japan
Soviet Union
Fukui
Japan Sea
FCA Huddle Plan Shapes Up After Blue Ridge Assembly
Two young players Tim Callaway of Thomasville and Luther Royal of Central returned from a Fellowship of Christian Athletes assembly in Blue Ridge North Carolina. Their aim, backed by the Thomasville Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs, is to establish an FCA Huddle network in their communities.
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Thomasville
Luther Royal
Central
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Blue Ridge
N. C
Thomasvile Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
FCA
Huddle
Weather Update: Continued Heat and Mild Thunder Showers
Continued hot conditions prevail this afternoon and tonight with a warm Wednesday forecast. Partly cloudy skies, with a chance of isolated thunder showers in the afternoon or evening.
Dixie Senators Plan to Complex Civil Rights Debate
Southern senators blocked progress on civil rights bill amendments after a Dixie caucus. Senator Richard Russell dismissed talk of completing action tonight as fantastic. Senator Hubert Humphrey indicated a good chance the vote would be delayed as supporters push for major amendments.
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Senate
Dixie Forces
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Humphrey
Otners
Rights Action Aims for House Passage Before July Adjournment
House Democratic leaders expressed confidence that the bill would reach President Johnson’s desk before July 2 adjournment for the Republican convention. Senate action this week remains uncertain with Senator Russell of the Southern bloc cautioning that completion this week is not guaranteed.
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