Goldwater Nomination Sparks Western Editorial Alarm
British and European newspapers warned of a Goldwater victory in November. Pravda called his platform bellicose, Stockholm’s Expressen termed it a catastrophe for Republicans, Ekstra Bladet spoke of reaction’s triumph, and the Mirror suggested American decay. Some Britons like Jean Campbell urged cautious optimism about a conservative shift.
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London
Barry Goldwater
Britain
Europe
ENE
Arizonan
Communist Press
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Goldwater
Stockholm
Liberal Expressen
Scansdinavia
United States
Early voter arrives at Goldwater HQ in San Francisco
Sus an Scranton, 18, daughter of Pennsylvania Gov. William Scranton, appears at the Goldwater headquarters in San Francisco. She seeks a Goldwater button after her father lost the GOP nomination. Her voice is hoarse but she wears a bright smile as she asks where to obtain a button.
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San Francisco
Sen. Barry
Goldwater
Susan Scranton
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Temperature steady at 89 degrees a year ago today
Observations note the high reached 89 degrees today with a low of 63. A year ago the low was 65, a two degree difference. Forecast calls for hotter conditions with highs near 92 tomorrow.
Miller Named Goldwater's VP Pick for 1964 Ticket
New York Representative William E. Miller is chosen by Senator Barry Goldwater as the Republican vice presidential candidate for 1964. The selection, announced by Ed Neller and confirmed by William Knowland, is expected to be ratified quickly at the Republican National Convention. Miller, long time Republican National Committee chair, is described as a tough fighter and strong proponent of private enterprise.
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San Francisco
New York
William E. Miller
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Ed Neller
Miller
Sovr
California
William F. Knowland
Leido
Kinowland
Arizona
Dr Sheppard Wins Release Order
Dr Samuel H Sheppard the Doc for Sam in the famous murder case was ordered released on bond after a federal habeas ruling found constitutional rights violated in his 1954 Cleveland trial. The judge cited venue publicity and impartial jury concerns and set a $10 000 bond with 60 days to appeal before final release.
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Columbus, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio Penitentiary
U.S. Dist
Carl A. Weinman
Dayton
Bay Village
Cleveland
Marilyn Sheppard
Weinman
Sheppard
Cuyahoga County
John Corrigan
Corrigan
Edward Blythin
Two man rubber boat sale at A N Store discount
Improper introduction of lie detector evidence at the trial cited. Unauthorized communications to the jury during deliberations noted.
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A& N
Dinner Opens Winchester Civic Center Drive Campaign
The Winchester Civic Center campaign begins with a 7 p.m. dinner at the George Washington Hotel presided by U S Senator Harry F Byrd. Speakers include B R Huntsberry Jr Dr Melton Wright Sam D Preston and campaign officials as plans move to raise 350 000 for construction.
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Winchester Civic Center
George Washington Hotel
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Parks and Recreation Board
Civic Center
B. R. Huntsberry, Jr
Melton Wright
Frederick County
Sam D. Preston
Joe Pasquali
Seeding Fees Plan Meet Wednesday
Frederick County petitioners oppose silver iodide cloud seeding to halt hail treatment. A public meeting at the Farmers Livestock Exchange plans to elect officers and discuss a permanent organization name. William English chairs. attendance expected from Maryland and Pennsylvania residents. Officials led by Fred L. Glaize deny drought link.
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Frederick County
Farmers Livestock Exchange
William English
English
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Fred L. Glaize
Middletown Growth Plans Urged by Mayor at Public Meeting
Mayor Archie Manuel urged approval of annexation and sewage system expansion at a Middletown meeting. Plans extend town boundaries east to I 81 and north of corporate limits, boosting area from 90 to 300 acres. Attendees included Randolph Larrick and Joseph Massie Jr. with cost details tied to connections and potential federal aid.
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Middletown
Archie Manuel
Manuel
Bando Railway
Randolph Larrick
Frederick County
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
John McNair
Waynesboro
O’dell
County Health Department
Goldwater Clinches GOP Nomination At Convention
Senator Barry Goldwater won the Republican presidential nomination on the first ballot as South Carolina's 16 votes pushed him past the 655 needed. The convention chairman hinted at a possible Miller vice presidential offer, later clarified as premature. Goldwater, an Episcopalian, emphasized carrying the conservative cause to voters in November.
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San
Francisco
Barry Goldwater
California
London
Goldwater
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
William E. Miller
New York
Miller
Morton
GOP
Arizona
Convention Program at the Republican National Convention
The program lists events at the Cow Palace in San Francisco including the call to order by Chairman Morton, the pledge, anthem, invocation, and committee appointments. It notes roll calls for nominating and selecting the vice presidential nominee and features Charles H. Percy introducing former Vice President Richard M. Nixon, followed by Nixon's speech and the vice presidential acceptance. The benediction closes the program.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
Morton
John Benton Bellamy III
John Gary
J. Clifford Wallace
San Diego
Roll Call
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Benediction
John Geranios
Scrantons To Vacation In Hawaii
Governor William W. Scranton and his family plan a Hawaiian vacation to escape the stress of his brief presidential nomination bid. The trip, arranged weeks earlier, remained on hold during his frantic campaign, which ended with 214 votes to Goldwater’s 883.
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Cown Palace
Arizona
Goldwater
Scranton
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rockefeller
Margaret Chase Smith
Hiram Fong
Walter Judd
George W. Romney
San Francisco
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Virginians back Goldwater hopeful at Republican convention
Jubilant delegates from Virginia anticipate a Goldwater victory with party leaders predicting a margin surpassing Nixon in 1960 and pledging full support for Goldwater’s campaign. dissenters warn of internal rifts but unite behind party machinery as nomination moves forward.
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Robert J. Corber
Arlington
Virginia
Richard M. Nixon
Goldwater
Richeard
A. May
Senate
Weather Forecast Talks High Pressure Over Atlantic
The Richmond AP report says Virginia stays under a strong high pressure ridge offshore. Forecast calls for fair, warm conditions through the weekend with a slight risk of isolated afternoon showers.
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Richmond
Virginia
Atlantic
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Ekstrabladet
Republican Party
Cassandra
Labor Daily Mirror
Independent
London Evening Standard
Jean Campbell
Bulletin
Republican National Committee
Dr. Sheppard
Mt. Williams
Community League Benefit of
L. O. Dick Estate
Civic Center Drive
Peggy
Peggy Goldwater
Larrick
Massie
County Board of Supervisors
County Health Board
McNair
Ithe
Carry
By Jack Bell
Scrantons
Hawaii
Tion
John F. Daffron
E. Summers Sheffey
Abingdon
William Scranton
Sheffey
Richard D.obenshain
Congress
Virginia Caucus
Joel T.broyhill
Broyhill
Patrick Henry
DuPont
Leggett’s
Whitacre
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