GOP Senate Campaign Chairman Sees Wide 1968 Field
Sen Thruston B Morton, former GOP national chairman and current Senate campaign chief, says Republicans will have many presidential hopefuls in 1968 if 1966 gains hold. He notes Scranton’s exit narrows the field but expects Romney or Nixon to emerge with party support. he also cites Rockefeller’s withdrawal and Scott’s reaction as shaping the nominating landscape.
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Thruston B. Morton
Morton
GOP
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William W. Scranton
Richard M. Nixon
George Romney
Michigan
Nixon
Romney
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Scranton
Rockefeller
Lansing
Mich
Fice
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Scott
Justice Party Poised for Strong Turkish Senate Win
In Istanbul the Justice party under Prime Minister Demirel faces a tough, ideologically polarized election. Experts project up to 30 of 50 Senate seats for Demirel allies, with the Republican People party possibly winning around 15. Opposition charges of extremism mark a bitter campaign as Cyprus issues recede. The premier touts a rosy future if unity returns.
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Turkey
Suleyman Demirel
Justice Party
Anatolia
Democrat Party
Adnan Menderes
Senate
Demirel
Republican People’s Party
Ismet Inonu
Cyprus
National Assembly
Negroes Must Win Bigger Share of White Collar Jobs
The Labor Department warns nonwhite workers rose from 6.4 to 7.7 million jobs since 1955 but remain concentrated in blue collar and service roles. If trends hold, their share could fall to 10.3 percent by 1975, with unemployment rising. Growth in white collar posts has been limited, though teaching and clerical jobs show gains.
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Labor Dept
Washington
Labor Department
Monthly Labor Review
Joe L. Russell
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Russell
Writer Objects to Modernizing Pooh and Other Classics
In a provocative column PHIL THOMAS argues that abridging or revising literary works like Winnie the Pooh is wrong and akin to destroying value. He compares such edits to vandalizing art and urges preserving the original texts and their beauty.
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A. A. Milne
Milne
Minneapolis teachers urged to stay off work two days
The Minneapolis City Education Association asks city teachers to not work next Wednesday and Thursday if the School Board fails to present a higher salary plan. A rival federation says many members may join. Strikes are illegal. teachers would attend professional meetings.
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Minneapolis
City of Minneapolis Education Association
Minneapolis Federation of Teachers
CMEA
Wolfhounds Aid Osaka Orphanage Amid Viet Nam War
The 25th Division Wolfhounds have funded Holy Family orphanage in Osaka for 17 years, with monthly giving soaring from 1800 soldiers to 4200 in February and 3777 in March while in Viet Nam. Lt. Col. Harlan Mooney notes the surge reflects Wolfhound spirit as 1800 men contribute from two battalions and artillery.
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Coronado
Calif
8Th Artillery
Harlan Mooney
Robert Tuckman CU Chi
Sayonara
Holy Family
Osaka
U.S. Infantry
Ravenswood
W. Fa
Wolfhounds
Mooney
Hound Orphanage Fund
Hawaii
Serceant
Hugh O'Reilly
Bank of Hawaii
Honolulu
Hollywood
Vandals Threaten Virginia Minn Park Wildlife
Birds and animals fall to juvenile delinquents as park protectors report damaged birdhouses robins nests destroyed and park fountain debris. A monkey island closed due to rock throwing and a peacock died after being chased into a fence corner and breaking its neck.
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Virginia
Minn
Iron Ore Occupation Taxes Set by State
ST PAUL AP Tax Commissioner Rolland Hatfield announced 1965 iron ore occupation taxes totaling 17 386 366 dollars the highest in five years. The tentative figure reflects a reduction of about 3400 dollars after a prior hearing. Mines and mining companies pay the tax as a substitute for state corporate income taxes.
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Rolland Hatfield
Hatfield
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