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The Pontiac Press: 1964-07-18

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See uncertainty among state GOP delegates: Will members remove their Barry buttons? ; LBJ condemns all anti-Negro 'hate groups' ; Dems warned on complacency: Barry is no. 1 topic for Hart ; Goldwater rests in Arizona as extremism feud rages ; Weather alert until 7 PM ; Recuperating India leader quits as foreign minister ; US curiosity call to German minister ; K is preparing for future: Drafts heir, constitution ; At OAS meeting next week: Minister predicts sanctions on Cuba ; Families had wrong babies ; Birmingham area news: Cranbrook course set: Astronomy for children ; Africa summit back at work ; A happy birthday to ice cream cone ; Bloodmobile to pay visit ; See quick OK for GI raise ; Record crowds are expected at union picnic ; Reds blamed for student riots in Korea ; 10 flee Cuba, kill militiaman ; Barry nomination criticized abroad ; NY gangs attack subway riders ; Arizona governor needled Barry into first Senate race ; Take passport in spy case ; Based on public statements: Goldwater's views on major issue ; Hong Kong battling space problem ; Chase nets escapee from Detroit prison ; New hydrofoil ship to undergo repairs ; Boat bothers bridge men ; Hospital release for Joan Crawford ; Voters not familiar with new state court of appeals ; Arraigned in welfare fraud case ; N-shelter may soon bear fruit ; Talks break down in gas firm strike ; Barry backers triumph in 'battle of the songs' ; Chicago newspaper says Sheppard to wed today ; Urge hospital barred from Detroit center ; Couple end boat trip on a barge

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1964-07-18

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