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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
3
Joe Scarborough reports that a national GOP drive for presidential delegates continues as a tour through the South accelerates. Observers note his schedule includes Georgia stops with a focus on momentum and pledged delegates.
Ambiguity surrounds Lodge Scranto and Pruden as Henry plans a return from Sa tag with statements on resignation and draft stance. Republican figures discuss platforms and campaigns while Scranto is linked to names like William Scranto and Barry Goldwater in a tense political backdrop.
Georgia Republicans debate binding of delegate instructions as Scranton seeks early Georgia votes. Crowds, district committee votes hint at shifts on first ballot. Goldwater leads with 686 delegates, Scranton targets momentum for later rounds. Also a public safety plea warns drivers to slow for children during vacation.
Robert F. Kennedy drew cheering crowds in Warsaw as he urged Poland to help thaw Cold War tensions. He met Foreign Minister Rapacki to discuss Poland's role linking the United States and the Soviet bloc and potential German territorial questions.
The ad touts Sal Hepatica as a full job laxative and antacid. It claims instant relief from gas pains heartburn sour stomach and over acidity and rapid relief from constipation within about two hours. The message urges readers to try Sal Hepatica for a renewed sparkle and immediate improvement.
New Delhi AP reports prime minister Lal Bahadur Shastri, 59, in generally good condition after a mild heart attack. He may delegate some responsibilities as aides discuss temporary governance while he rests for weeks, with no foreign minister change.
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