Kennedy’s Supporters Defend Health Amid Health Debate
In Los Angeles AP dispatch Kennedy and supporters push back at claims he is unfit for the presidential race. Robert Kennedy labels attacks as desperation tactics while platform talks begin, focusing on issues like farm income as Johnson camp presses health and vigor questions.
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Massachusetts
Robert O F. Kennedy
Senate
Lynton B. Johnson
Texas
Kennedy
Addison
Robert Kennedy
Harry S. Truman
Kenney
New York
White House
Jinkinson
Debnson
John Connally
Citizens For Johnson Cummint
Oxygen atom may govern male sex urge says doctor
Dr Hernan Acevedo of Chile reports that an extra oxygen atom in testosterone may slow the male sex drive with age. The finding, prepared for an endocrinology congress, notes eight steps of testosterone production vary little with age, while the ninth step adds oxygen, reducing desire. The study, by Southwest Foundation researchers, cites aging as a factor in decreased energy.
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Tex
Hernan Acevedo
Chile
The
Southwest Foundation For Research
Copenhagen
Denmark
Acevedo
Fr. J. W. Goldzieher
de. Goldzieher
Goldzieher
Hermaune
Jet Planes Bring 50 Star Flag to Maine on July Fourth
A fragmentary report describes a ceremonial flag arrival at Poland Springs Maine, with jet planes escorting the 50 star flag to mark the July Fourth sunset. The item notes a ceremonial greeting and the flag’s presence at a state or national celebration, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Poland Springs
Maine
Tarternmiast Point
United States
Kramer Confident Wimbledon Open To Professionals
Professional tennis impresario Jack Kramer heads to Paris for a decision by the International Tennis Federation on opening Wimbledon to professionals and authorized amateurs. He predicts Wimbledon may host an open tournament next year, while noting the All England Club will not award prize money and that the federation has not yet ruled. Kramer says he will stay involved and expects the decision after the ITF meeting.
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Kramer
Paris
International Tennis Federation
Herman Qayid
All-England
William F. Quinn
All England Club
Arramet
David
International Federation
Avid
Demo Platform Drafters Face Farm Aid Debate
Democrats split over farm price guarantees with wheat supports under Eisenhower era policy. Committee to hear public recommendations on campaigns issues including civil rights and education, while farm leaders push to restore wartime rice supports and crop controls. Notables like Loveless Wickard Brannan Anderson Holland and several 1960s hopefuls back high price supports amid internal party tensions.
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Resolutiona Committee
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federa| Tiem. U
Congress
Eisenhower
Herschel Loveless
Iowa
Agriculture
Claude R. Wickard
Charles
Clinton B. Anderson
New Mexico
Adulture
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
John F. Kennesdy
Massachusetts
Lyndon Br, Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Shuman
Flag from Fort McHenry to Hawaii and Guam
The flag associated with Fort McHenry traveled by jet to the 50th state, while Guam observed July Fourth as Sunday near the International Date Line. It also reached Honolulu, Wake Island, and Philadelphia where the first official star spangled banner was displayed behind Independence Hall. Senator Hiram Fong planned to raise the banner in Honolulu today.
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Francis Scott Key
Guam
Honolulu
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Philadelphia
Army
Independence Hall
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Independence Square
Bears Take 6-Game Edge In pennant race
The Associated Press reports Denver’s Bears moved into the final half of the American Assa pennant chase with a six game lead after a doubleheader sweep of Houston. Louisville fell to Indianapolis 7-1, St Paul upended Minneapolis 63 in the morning with the Millers winning 5-1 in the afternoon, Charleston beat Dallas Fort Worth 103 in the opener but lost the nightcap 7-46, and Southpaw Bol Smith notched Denver’s first shutout as he struck out 19 Houston batters in seven innings. Tom Carroll, error prone, contributed to Dallas Fort Worth’s 74 triumph over Charleston by driving in a run with a mun-scoring single.
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Bears
Houston
Louisville
Indianapolis
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Minneapolis
Millers
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Texans
Bol Smith
Tom Carroll
Dallas-Frnet Worth
Woman Celebrates 101st Birthday in PANGUITCH
In Panguich Utah AP Mary D Clark marks her 101st birthday this Thursday she jokes about fears over too many Mary candies on the cake. She recalls last year the 100 candies burned the frosting and spiked room temperature by ten degrees.
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Utah
Mary D. Clark
Mickey Wright captures LPGA title at French Lick
Mickey Wright of San Diego wins her second LPGA Championship at French Lick after a final round 72 to finish three under par at 292 collecting 1500 dollars. Louise Suggs places second at 295 with 1150 prize and Betsy Rawls takes third at 301 for 860.
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San Diego
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Miss Wright
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
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Betsy
Rawls
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Cuba and East Germany May Start Relations Discussion
Antonia Nanex Jiminez, head of Cuba's National Institute for Agrarian Reform, suggested in a speech at East Berlin's Humboldt University that Cuba might begin diplomatic relations with East Germany. West Germany and its Western allies oppose recognizing the East German regime, and such a move could provoke government anger.
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Cuba
East Germany
Antonia
Nanex Jiminez
National Institute For Agrarian' S Reform
West Germany
Jiminez
Humboldt University
Kennedy Refuses Step Aside in Truman Challenge
Sen John F Kennedy pushes back at President Truman urging him to withdraw Kennedy insists open convention will reflect delegates free choice and notes his long service in Congress and WW II naval service He faulted opponents for baseless Addison's disease accusations and labeled attacks as despicable tactics by Johnson supporters who question his health and vitality.
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William Proxmire
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Grant Ill Finds Southerners Hospitable in 1961 Centennial Plan
Maj Gen Ulysses S Grant UT, 79, says Southern hosts are hospitable as he serves as chairman of the Civil War Centennial Commission planning the 100th anniversary. He recalls his grandfather faced resistance when Union general. Grant notes the centennial aims include battles reenactments and nationwide ceremonies starting Jan 8 1961 with a presidential address.
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