Humphrey not backing stop Kennedy move amid pledges
Humphrey said he will not join a stop Kennedy effort and has assurances of support from Minnesota's 31 vote delegation and South Dakota's 11 vote group plus DC primary gains and 10 percent in Wisconsin. He also cited scattered promises from West Virginia and other states but warned no ill will toward Kennedy. The scene includes a meeting with party leaders and delegates expressing differing loyalties as Kennedy, Johnson, Symington vie for influence ahead of key primaries and state conventions.
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Bet Antich
Kennedy
Massanette
Humphrey
Minnesota
South
Dakota
District of Columbia
Wisconsin
West Virginia
North
Dako
Washington
Sen
Senate Democratic
Moreno’s
Cake
Punch
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symnington
Grace Turner
Montrel
Missouri
Adlai E. Stevenson
Mont Belview
Conroe
Love
Humble
Craig
Colo
Goose
New Jersey
Robert B. Meyner
Meyner
Johnson
Symington
Spokane
Warren G. Magnuson
D- Wash
Stevenson
Crite
Patterson Leads Texas Rebukah Program Meeting
Mrs. Sadie Patterson, president of the Rebukah Assn. of Texas, discussed her program of the year Thursday at a District 69 meeting in Goose Creek IOOF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Patterson
Rebukah Assn. of
Texas
Goose Creek
Uncle Sam's Floating Medical School to Foster Good Will
The World War II hospital ship UES Consolation reappears at the Hunters Point yard and will be refitted as a floating medical school and hospital ship named 38 Hope. Planned to sail July 4 for Indonesia, then Korea Viet Nam Okinawa and Pakistan, with 26 physicians 20 nurses and 20 auxiliary staff aboard. The 800 bed ship will operate non profit under American President Lines with a staff to be expanded by rotating specialists every four months.
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Franklin Johnson
Korea
Viet-im
Okinawa
Pakistan
Paul E. Spengier
Monterey
Calif
Project Hope
Eisenhower
Ihs
William B. Walsh
Washington, D. C
Hope Foundation
You Have to Be Serious to Be Funny Kovacs Focus
Ernie Kovacs balances serious craft with his comic image, living private in Beverly Hills. He runs a creative, gadget filled home studio, writes two novels, dictates scripts, and maintains a poker drift while delivering multiple film and TV commitments.
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Ernie Kovacs
Armand Archerd
Central Press Association
Zinnie Kovace
Rovaca
Glamorville
Beverly Hilly
Nouze
Bouws
Xrnia Ia
Meat Comica
Mervyn LeRoy
LeRoy
Kovacs
Hia
Dick Quire
Jim
Cearly
Edie Adama
Edie
Ernie
Kovaca
Spotlight on steel with bright glow in New York
AP report notes upswing hope in autos May sales totaling 198000, shipments down 6.6 percent from last year as industry faces output sag. Declines in freight and vehicle orders ripple through steel mills with capacity use near 50 percent. Oil and gas, housing, and consumer prices cited as economic pressures while stock and labor markets show mixed signals.
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New York
Busi- the Auto Industry
Gilavearn
United States Steel Corp
Pennsylvania
American Iron and Steel Institute
Joseph Block
Inland Steel Co
New York Stock Exchange
Labor Department
House
Ways and Means
KWBA Program Log Highlights From ABC News and Baseball Scores
A compact log listing Monday through Tuesday program items for KWBA ABC News segments. Entries include anchor names like Paul Harvey and Chelsea Ray, with references to ABC World News, Noon News, and various show blocks. Also notes baseball scores and Clubroom segments.
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John Dale
Harvey
ABC Rwy News
van Horn
ABC
Morgan
ABC Ary Hovis
Bupper Club
ABC News
ABC World
Paul Harvey
RAI
Chelsea
RAY Bay
ABS News
KAY Bay Clubroom
ABC N
Weather And Retail Trends From Early 1900s Notes
The fragment references J C Penney Co plans to open about ten stores in 1900 and notes on median ages for men and women, with figures around 26 for married men and 22 for suburban women. It mentions weather timing and farm products in a terse, partial transcription with no clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney Co
Wome
Color shaping business spaces and factory exteriors
Color spreads from consumer goods to the machines and factories that make them. Color consultants advise on office walls, equipment hues, and factory piping, with examples from Howard Ketchum Inc and Bell Telephone red booths. Firms use vivid tones to signal cleanliness, safety, and brand appeal across buildings and work areas.
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New York
Howard Ketchum, Inc
Endicott Johnson
Argonne Laboratories
The
Bell
Telephone Co
New York City
Republic Steel
Truscon
Cleveland
Ohio
Kennedy High Spender In W. Virginia Race
In the West Virginia presidential primary Kennedy outspent Humphrey by about 67000 dollars. Kennedy's campaign director for the state estimated expenses at 92000 including 53008 for radio TV and newspaper ads. Humphrey's aide put his spending at 25000. Humphrey lost decisively on May 10. official spending reports had not yet been filed.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hubert H. ,Humphrey
D-Minn
West Virginia
Robert McDonough
Farkersburg
Kennedy
Washington
Humphrey
Robert W. Barrie
National
Humphrey For President Headquarters
Careful viewers beware repeats and reruns on TV
AP reports TV schedules with NBC ABC and CBS featuring a mix of reruns, new specials, and musical programs. Highlights include NBC Tonight shows, CBS Summer Circus, and a Sid Caesar appearance. The piece notes the era’s TV landscape and various program changes.
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New York
Jimeyic Energy Commission
Phy
Leo Szilard
Nanette Fabray
NBC
Egith
ABC
Pater
CBS
Jac
Ameri Ln
Can Physicians
Alice
Craig
Peter Gunn
Steves
Gisele MacKenzie
Don Jordan
Benny Pe
Ptta
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American President Lines
United States
Matthew C. Perry
James Fillmore
Tokyo Bay
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Ernin
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Nile
Kovace
Rnie
Ernia
California
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
KWBA
Roger Babson
W. Virginia
Wilbur
Peredotre
Mar
Oa Luraay Mynor
Kerry Ma
William Talman
Dinah Shore
Lewis L. Strauss
Atom
Public
Odena Childers
Kovar
Hale ?Haways
Adlinen Stores
E. Fayle
Aeald
Winslow
Alma
Maryland Club
Ome
Hormes
Toni
Prom
Bobby
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