New Jersey Delegates Split as Goldwater Seeks Commits
Washington AP reports Senate hopeful Barry Goldwater camps in Illinois and Michigan seeking delegates while New Jersey keeps its 40 votes uncommitted after a crowd of civil demonstrators greeted him in Trenton. Delegates will decide pledges en route to the San Francisco convention opening July 13.
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Public Hearing on Edinburg Interchange Location
About 60 residents spoke at a one hour Edinburg hearing on a proposed I 81 to Route 675 to Highway 11 connector. Opinions split between changing the proposed site and keeping the current interchange plan. District engineer R C Ambler said a final decision will come later in Richmond.
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Center-left coalition sought to replace Moro government
Italy's Christian Democratic party urged another center-left cabinet to replace Premier Aldo Moro after the government fell. The Socialists Democratic Socialists and Republicans back a new center-left government with Moro potentially returning. the CDP did not confirm Moro's return. In Geneva, Zorin warned China seeks its own nuclear weapons if the Soviet guarantee cannot cover Asia. Hong Kong ends water rations after 13 months of two buckets daily. Britain faces a strike by three thousand television workers demanding a 25 percent pay increase. U.S. citizens need special permission and a passport to visit the Pacific Islands Trust Territories.
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Chicago Police Taunted By Rights Demonstrators
In Chicago a morning civil rights protest drew over 1 000 marchers taunting police as seven ACT leaders were arrested for holding a public meeting without a permit. The seven, including Jesse Gray and Lawrence Landry, were later released on $25 bonds after three hours.
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Costa Rican President Orlich Visits Washington Flight to White House
President Francisco J. Orlich of Costa Rica arrived in Washington by Marine helicopter at 9 51 a m and left from a lawn behind an inn with 13 Costa Rican officials after an overnight stay at Langley AFB. The party viewed a colonial capital carriage ride before departing and attended a color film about events leading to the Revolutionary War.
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Helicopter Crash Kills Pilot at Fort Belvoir
An Army twin motor helicopter crashed at Fort Belvoir killing pilot Captain John B. Rose 27 of Carrollsville Virginia and injuring co pilot William E Moore 32 of Springfield Virginia. Rose was pronounced dead on arrival at DeWitt Army Hospital.
Warren Commission asks FBI to probe Oswald diary leak
The Warren Commission asked the FBI to investigate how parts of Lee Harvey Oswalds diary appeared in print. J Lee Rankin said the diary from Oswalds two years in the Soviet Union may have reached Dallas police or media sources before being quoted in Dallas Morning News copyright stories. The probe aims to protect secrecy of evidence and prevent misleading disclosures ahead of the commissions full report.
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Elks Initiate Class Tomorrow at Winchester Lodge
Winchester Lodge B P O Elks will initiate a class of new members tomorrow night at the Elks Home on N Braddock Street. The group is inducted in honor of Warren G. Eddy a Past Exalted Ruler of the order. All members are urged to attend the ceremony.
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Traffic through Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel tops 5000 daily
Norfolk AP reports weekend traffic on the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel averaged above 5000 vehicles daily with 5856 Friday 5022 Saturday and 5209 Sunday. Toll revenues totaled 32347 31791 and 33098 respectively as the project nears the 30 000 daily interest charge on the 200 million revenue bond.
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May Be a Job In This Name
Warren Constable of Westmoreland Kansas may run for sheriff of Pottawatomie County and if elected would be Sheriff Constable. The humorous note links his name to the office, illustrating how a surname can resemble a job title.
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