Wild New Hampshire primary ushers in heated polls
The Associated Press reports a turbulent slate of 1961 primaries across nine states including New Hampshire where Wesley Powell was ousted by John Pillsbury for the Senate race. Bass narrowly led Deloris Bridges in the NH Senate contest as other races widen the field in Arizona Utah Washington Wisconsin Rhode Island Vermont and Colorado with key nominations for governor and U.S. Senate contested statewide.
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New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
New England
Powell
John Pillsbury
Pillsbury
John W. King
New Hampshire Senate
Bass
Deloris Bridges
Styles Bridges
Chester E. Merrow
Maurice J. Murphy Jr
Bridges
Minnesota
H. Carl Andersen
Congress
Andersen
Billie Sol Estes
Robert J. Odegard
Wisconsin
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Utah
Washington
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Colorado
David A. Hamil
George D. Aiken
Hampshire
Senate
Eisenhower
F. Ray
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Keyser Jr
Love
Noble
Norman Lapage
Philip Wember
Stephen L.R
Peter
Georgia
H. Dominick
Drunkometer Operator Fined For DUI Refusal
Beverly Griffiths a 53 year old operator of Nashville police drunk test machine was fined 50 in city court after refusing to take the test she usually administers to drivers suspected of intoxication. Arresting officers testified she declined the test as part of the incident.
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Nashville, Tenn
Beverly 3. Griffis
Mystery Church Prospect Found and Identified
Mystery Prospect Tilmon Baker of 157 Mable Ave was found and identified in the general assembly by Cecil Lensing of 2118 Lee Drive. Lensing turned the prize money to Sheaves for Christ, a world wide youth mission project of the United Pentecostal Church. peace tabernacle rally day events and revival services led by Rev C T Caruthers at 1102 N Main are announced for September.
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Tilmon Baker
Mable Ave
Prace Tabernacle
Mystery Prospect
General Assembly
Cecil Lensing
Lee Drive
Lensing
Sheaves For Christ
United Pentecostal Church
Peace~ Tabernacle Sunday School
Albert Waldrop
Waldrop
Baytown
W. C. Little
C. Marler
United Pentecostal Church of
Daisetta
Peace Tabernacle
N. Main
C. T. Caruthers
Tobacco Growers Riot In Greece Leaves One Dead
In Agrinio western Greece a protest by tobacco growers turned violent as police clashed with a crowd of over 2,000. Initial reports say one person was killed and about 20 injured, including 18 officers, amid the riot.
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Greece
Agriniot
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