Georgia delegates split as Scranton seeks GOP nomination
An Atlanta visit by Gov. William Scranton rekindles Georgia split among 1964 Republican delegates. James Brophy of Rhine says he will vote for Scranton despite district instructions to back Barry Goldwater. Other Georgia delegates show mixed loyalties, with some pledges to Goldwater and uncertainty about a Scranton bid.
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William Scranton
Pennsylvania
James Brophy
Rhine
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Brophy
Scranton
Goldwater
J. M. Kent
Brunswick
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Jekyll Island
Georgia National
Roscoe Pickett
Picket
Georgia
Gene Witherspoon
Jarvin Levison
Robert Cloer
Hiawassee
Goldwalr
National
Levison
Goldwater- Scranton
Warren Commission seeks FBI probe into Oswald diary leak
The Warren Commission asked the FBI to investigate how parts of Lee Harvey Oswald's diary appeared in Dallas Morning News copyright stories. J. Lee Rankin said the commission fears a breach of security and possible mislead for the public while delaying a full report to President Johnson until after July 18.
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John F. Kennedy
Warren Commission
FBI
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Dallas Morning News
J. Lee Rankin
Presidential Commission
Earl Warren
Rankin
Oswald
Soviet Union
Commission
Johnson
Gariest
Rankim
Jack B. Kreuger
United States
Sinal
Search Continues for Missing Crew in Swampy Hills
Federal and state authorities led by 100 sailors from Meridian airfield pressed the search for missing crew in the snake infested swamps of Neshoba County, as more men were added to the effort.
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Meridian
Yshoba
Explosion Destroys Oil Rig. 2 Dead, 18 Missing
In pre dawn darkness an explosion and fire sank the drilling ship C. P. Baker 78 miles southwest of Morgan City Louisiana in Block 273 Eugene Island. At least two killed and 18 or more missing. 25 survivors arrived at Lakewood Hospital in Morgan City with some injuries.
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Gulf of Mexico
Lakewood Hospital
Block 273
Eugene Island
Reading & Bates
C. P. Baker
Delta Service
Gulf
Louisiana
Lodge Briefs Senate Committees On South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge appeared before a closed Senate panel to brief on South Viet Nam. He plans no immediate Eisenhower meeting but hopes for public support from the former president for Scranton’s Republican presidential bid.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Dwight TD. Eisenhower
Fiserhower
Scranton
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Tragic Baseball Player Shot During Trespass Case
A 12 year old Little League pitcher was shot in Boyston Mass when trespassing on an elderly man’s property. Richard Beauregard died from a neck wound inflicted by a 30 30 rifle. Carl Anderson 67 was charged with murder.
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Boylston, Mass
Richard Beauregard
Carl Anderson
Center-left coalition urged to replace Moro government
Rome reports the Christian Democrat party calls for a new center-left coalition after Moro’s government fell. The Socialists Democratic Socialists and Republicans back a new cabinet with Moro as premier to resolve the crisis.
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Haly
Christian Democrat Party
Aldo Moro
Socialists
Democratic Socialists
Christian Democrat
Moro
China seeks its own nuclear weapons says Soviet spokesman
Moscow reports Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian A. Zorin writes in Tzvestia that Red China wants its own nuclear capability because Peking cannot always rely on Soviet nuclear backing. He cites a September 21 Soviet statement noting China would seek weapons if its policies could not be supported by the socialist camp’s military force.
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Soviet Union
Red China
Peking
Tzvestia
Valerian A. Zorin
Socialist Camp
Hong Kong Ends Severe Water Rationing After Drought
Hong Kong announces a return to normal water rationing starting Wednesday after 13 months of two buckets per person daily. Previous restrictions saw eight hours of supply daily and four hours every four days during the drought worsened by a month’s typhoon rainfall of over 10 inches.
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Hong Kong
British TV Strike Paralyzes London Broadcasts
AP reports three thousand television workers in London walk out at midnight over pay. Producers directors floor managers and engineers demand a 25 percent wage increase. current weekly pay ranges from 42 to 168 dollars.
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London
Britain
Showers Again Partly Cloudy and Warm
Partly cloudy and fairly warm today and Wednesday with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. Details page 5.
Atlas Centaur Fails to Orbit in Cape Kennedy Test
The Atlas Centaur rocket failed to reach orbit after premature shutdown of the second stage engine. NASA cited two major objectives achieved, including second-stage insulation tests and a Centaur-Space caze boost pump restart, during the Cape Kennedy launch.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Kennedy
Independence Day Shopping And Bank Hours Announcement
Thomasville prepares for a holiday weekend with stores staying open until 8 p m Friday while banks operate until noon Wednesday. The post office will run regular Friday service and close Saturday. City offices will close for the holiday.
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Post. Office
Typhoon Winnie Trashes Manila After Floods and Drownings
Typhoon Winnie battered the Manila region with winds up to high speeds, toppling walls and uprooting trees along Luzon Island. Reports say several drowned and many injured as heavy rains and waters blocked roads and cut power and transport. Coast provinces also faced communications blackouts delaying casualty data.
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Philippines
Gihyna
Onty
Pd Dealre
Luson Island
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le Rfk
Oswald Manila
Tuesda
Winnie
Navy Expands Mississippi Missing Workers Search with 400 Sailors
In Mississippi's red clay hill country, 400 Navy sailors and a dozen officers joined a widening search for three civil rights workers missing since June 21. The White House ordered the expansion, with Mrs. Schwerner urging a larger force and the President promising action.
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Miss
Navy
Mississippi
Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Meridian
Mississippi Highway Patrol
Rita Schwerner
Michael Schwerner
Brooklyn
Schwerner
White House
George Reedy
Inside Page Snapshots and Editorial Highlights
A brief look at Inside features spanning comics crossword editorials Dear Abby obituaries and sports with weather and women s section notes. The page aggregates humor guidance personal notices and athletic updates for readers.
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Pilotless Jet Fighter Rams House in Mass Killings
An uncrewed jet fighter veered across Haverhill Massachusetts striking a sleeping neighborhood. It crashed into a home killing 10 year old Todd Gifford and his 8 year old sister Pamela. Their parents were injured but survived. Captain Sullivan ejected from the Sabre Jet and parachuted to safety after seeing the flame.
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Pamela
Eneory
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Maine
Sullivan
Haver
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