Kuchel Warns California Primary Could Doom Moderation
Republican Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel warns California voters that a Barry Goldwater victory in the June 2 primary could destroy moderation in the GOP. Kuchel backs Nelson Rockefeller and says a Goldwater win would tilt the party toward hardline ideology, control key party posts, and threaten the current moderate platform amid civil rights debates.
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Red China Rejects Soviet Attacks as Lies and Abuse
Peking blasts Soviet attacks on Chinese Communists as lies and sophistry after Suslov report. Chou En Lai denounces Khrushchev’s world peace call as imperialist fraud, while signaling possible use of force to seize Taiwan. Speech follows Chou’s Asia Africa tour report. Organized at a National Peoples Congress session.
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Hoffa and seven aides go on federal trial today
President James R. Hoffa and seven associates face federal fraud indictments for allegedly diverting union pension funds. The trial before U.S. District Judge Richard B. Austin could last four months. Co defendants include Benjamin Dranow, Abe Weinblatt, S. George Burris, and Herbert Burris, all linked to past criminal cases.
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Miami Beach
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New York City
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New York
Clark urges four year term for Congressmen in constitutional amendment
Senator Joseph Clark proposes a constitutional change to set four year terms for House members and for senators to align with presidential elections. He argues longer terms would improve representation and reduce temptations of patronage, while shorter terms breed constant campaigns. Clark cites two year House terms as too brief to govern effectively and urges House and Senate reform alongside synchronized elections.
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Lions Club Scrapbook Takes First in District Contest
The War ren Lions Club scrapbook won first place in the District Governor’s contest for the second year running. At a Millcreek rally the results named Albion and Greenville as second and third. Warren placed third overall in the district contest. Albion won first with Greenville second and Edinboro fourth in District 14.
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Warren
Pennsylvania
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Rehearsing Reds Halt Allied Autos in East Berlin
Communist troops closed the center of East Berlin to Allied official cars for a brief period early yesterday. East German units rehearsing their May Day parade halted an American and a British sedan just inside the Friedrichstrasse crossing point for foreigners.
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