Scranton Plans to Use Goldwater Vote as Weapon
Scranton Pennsylvania vows to wield Barry Goldwater's civil rights bill vote as his main attack against the senator's candidacy. He aims to win delegates from Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire and meets with Kentucky GOP figures while downplaying his delegate prospects in Louisville and Boston.
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Choirmaster gets 90 days for swats in court
Los Angeles ap Vincent George Morton thirty-year-old choirmaster, once head of the Mitchell Boys Choir, received 90 days in jail as part of three years probation after admitting to punishing a child with 65 swats. The boy, Thomas Smith, 11, was late to practice and punished February 29. Morton also must avoid contact with under eighteens without adults present and cannot direct any children's activities.
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Television Programs Schedule and Featured Films Listing
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Red Skelton Opens Straight Act and Art Exhibit
Las Vegas comedian Red Skelton marks his 40th year in show business with a straight act and a six week hotel engagement. He unveils a 50-work painting exhibit conceived by his wife Georgia, created in the past year and running through July 14.
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Goldwater Questions Scranton Liberal Shift in RNC Veep Talk
Senator Barry Goldwater says Governor Scranton has sided with Republican liberals and doubts Scranton will be chosen as vice president on a ticket led by Goldwater. The remarks came as Scranton promotes a moderate crusade to win the presidential nomination amid his strong campaign.
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Two Will Sail 28-Ft Ketch To England
A novice schoolmaster and Dr Julia Ambler a former Atlantic crew member plan a 60 day sail from Nassau to Bers muda Azores then England in a 28 foot ketch named Odette built by Ray Wilkinson head master at Rock Sound Eleuthera in the Bahamas They expect a challenging voyage with rest stops and contingencies.
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Six summoned for Grand Jury in Winchester court
Six Winchester residents have been summoned to serve on the Corporation Court Grand Jury meeting at 9 50 a.m. in Rouss City Hall Monday. Report to the courtroom are Wendell Bar ney Robert E Heltzel Lorra ine Peterson Mildred L Slaughter Jasper Long and Doris J Vincent.
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Toothpaste thief Louie Martella charged in theft case
Louis Martella 64 described as toothless was charged with petty larceny for stealing 24 tubes of toothpaste from a Commack supermarket. He disappeared from court while being taken to a detention cell and police have an alarm out for him.
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Storms Sweep Midwest with High Winds and Damage
Late spring storms moved across the central states with fading intensity. Winds up to 96 mph lashed Omaha and funnel clouds were seen in Iowa. Tornado-like damage hit Madison Nebraska while trees and crops suffered widespread destruction. Joliet hospitals reported 28 injuries as storms raged into night.
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