Press Agent Pianist Sees Big Win in Salinger Bid
Pierre Salinger a former press secretary to two presidents and a child prodigy pianist led Democrats to a strong Senate primary win in California. He topped George Murphy for the nomination while Cranston led Murphy for the GOP, with Engle withdrawing late due to health issues and Johnson and Kennedy offering support.
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Presbyterian Vacation School To Open Monday
The First P. Church Vacation Church School opens Monday June 8 in the Educational Building at 230 West Ninth Street. Sessions run weekdays June 8 to 39 from 9 15 to 11 30 am with a closing program Friday June 19 at 2 pm. Children age 4 1/2 or entering kindergarten this fall may enroll, with staff led by Mrs John Falge and assistants Taggart and Kathy Young. Nursery and multiple departments include Supts and staff such as Mrs Frank Frier Mrs Dave Griffiths Mrs Richard Davisson Mrs Ronald Waugh and others. enrollment possible via church office or opening day. non affiliated families welcome.
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Training Plan Aims to Ease Tensions in Maryland
Two cabinet officers announced a 393,306 job training program to aid 2600 Negro residents on Maryland's Eastern Shore facing unemployment and discrimination. Kennedy said the effort would educate victims to address lack of opportunities fueling racial tensions in Cambridge.
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Mali and Guinea to close costly embassies
Mali and Guinea will shut their embassies in each other’s capitals. Mali radio cited close relations making embassy maintenance an unnecessary expense. The move signals a cost saving despite usual diplomatic duties.
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T&T Division Gets New Design Contract
Federal Laboratories division of International Telephone and Telegraph in Nutley New Jersey announced it won a multi million dollar design contract from the U S Navy for parts of the world s deepest anti submarine weapons testing system.
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Pitman-Moore unveils cattle protection development
Pitman-Moore Division of Dow Chemical Co announced a new cattle protection scheme claiming infections recover slowly and that economic loss from infection is greater than death losses. The statement suggests improved measures to reduce mortality and preserve cattle value amid wartime conditions.
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Chicago Extremist Considers License Plates as Slavery
In Terre Haute Indiana Wallace Muhammad a 49 year old Chicago man linked to an Islam sect argued against license plates saying they would make him a slave. He refused to leave a car stopped by Troopers and was disarmed after resisting arrest. He pleaded innocent to resisting arrest and driving without plates with bond set at 1000 dollars.
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