Kennedy Eyes New Senate Session Hopes
Senator Kennedy frames aims for a new Senate session focusing on farm aid and Social Security reform. He faces opposition from both parties on defense and wage measures while House action lingers on farm bills and elderly care programs as the campaign period shapes policy expectations.
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Los Angeles
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Jean F. Kennedy
Eizenhower
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Senate
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Massachusetts
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Social Security Ap
Io Borat
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Eisenhower
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Lyndon Johnson Puts Rest At Top Of Campaign Agenda
In Johnson City AP report Senator Lyndon Johnson leads a political swing with a farm visit near El Paso and a ranch stay. The piece notes meetings with aides, a Gettysburg plan, and a campaign lull while he rests at a 390 acre Perdernales River ranch near Johnson City. Local neighbors chant LBJ all the way and new beagle puppies distract at home.
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Johnson City
Lyndon Johnzon
Congress
United States
Tolinson
Oday
Eisenhaw
Gettysburg
Johnson
Tolnon Ranch
Los Angeles
Rie
Senate
Perdernales River
Conjof
Greka
Texas
Trigger Man Of A-Bomb Recalls Huge Explosion
Los Alamos recollection marks 15 years since the first nuclear test. Dr Joseph McKibben, 22, was part of the arming party and triggered the relay that set off the blast. He recalls the tremendous flash and the sense it was bigger than planned, then returned to Los Alamos exhausted and never returned to the area.
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N. M
New Mexico Desert
Joseph
Joe) McKkibben
McKibben
Albuquerque
University of Wisconsin
Feman
Arming Party
Kenneth Bainbridge
Harvard
George Kisilankowsky
MacKibben
UT Geologist Plans To Excavate Brazoria
UT geologist Dr. Ernest Lundelius will excavate along 600 miles of the Brazos River to study Texas climate and ice age animals. Financed by an NSF grant, he has already found fossilized bones including elephants, extinct horses, prairie dogs, rabbits, large land tortoise, and ground sloth, suggesting fauna roamed Texas up to 500000 years ago.
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Austin
API
University of Texas
Brazos River
Ernest Lundelius
National Science Foundation
Texas
Novel Seized in Port Elizabeth over Controversial Love Story
The Customs Department has seized copies of the latest novel by Dan Jacobson, a leading young author of Salah Africa. Evidence of Love centers on a romance between a mulatto boy and a white girl, deemed by the post office as suspected objectionable literature.
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Port Elizabeth
Customs Department
Salah Africa
Dan Jacobson
ABC Radio Schedule Fragment Teases Programs and Segments
A scrambled log from KWBA 1360 lists programs and hosts at various times. Names like MORGAN, ABC MOVIES IN REVIEW, SUPPER CLUB, and TAKE IT EAST appear amid fragmented lines and stray letters, reflecting a partial aircheck of a broadcast schedule.
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ABC
aBc EL. P. Morgan
ABC Movies
Screen
VLU
Paul Parset
Remar Rooper
KAT
Piranha Stocked For California Aquarium
California officials warn against stocking piranha fish in home aquariums. The Agriculture Department will seek a legislative ban on importation and notes the fish may injure people and livestock. A federal bill to ban import remains pending in Congress.
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Sacramento
Calif
API
Texas Counties Declared Disaster Areas for Federal Aid
Calhoun, Childress, Callingsworth and Hall counties were declared disaster areas eligible for federal relief funds. The announcement from the White House provides money for repairs to roads bridges and buildings in the storm hit regions.
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Austin
Calhoun
Childrese
Callingsworth
Hall
Eisenhower
Propaganda Victory Sought in Congo Crisis
U S strategists see Khrushchev seeking a two way propaganda victory in the Congo crisis as the United Nations dispatches troops and Belgium moves to protect citizens. State Department labels Khrushchev’s reply intemperate and irresponsible while noting U N action and American evacuation of missionaries amid ongoing Congo turmoil.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Congo
United States
Kremlin
Khrushchev
State Department
Joseph Irohit
Patrice Lumumba
Pans
Han
Belgium
United Nations
Bel- Lian
Congo Republic
Karushchev
Uncle Sam
Cuba
Africa
Ant
Lincoln White
White
America
Republic of the Congo
Kimpesi
Brazzaville
Defense Department
Life
Rabat
Leopoldville
U. S
Judge Cramer Plans To Retire Due To Health
Judge William Cramer of the 3rd Court of Civil Appeals in Dallas will retire on August 1 due to disability. Age 64, he has served since 1948 and his term ends January 1. Governor Price Daniel is expected to appoint District Judge Claude Williams to succeed him.
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William Cramer
Court of Civil Appeals
Dallas
John Hickman
Cramer
Price Daniel
Claude Williams
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