Voters wrap up primaries in nine states for November contest
UNITED PRESS reports primaries in Colorado Massachusetts Minnesota New Hampshire New York Utah Vermont Washington Wisconsin largely set the November ballot. Nine states split Senate openings and party contests with Republicans and Democrats facing off in open seats. New York shows odd ballots with Rep. W Sterling Cole and John D Young in play. Colorado and Minnesota feature governorship and congressional races with incumbents largely unopposed. Vermont notes a single Republican gubernatorial bid between Joseph B Johnson and Henry R D Vail.
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Resignation Call Arouses Labor Tensions In Commerce
The CIO News urged firing Assistant Secretary of Commerce Lothair Teeter over a speech on unemployment compensation. It warned his stance favors state control and could disrupt labor management peace, labeling his views a bold bid to dominate administration policy on labor relations. The piece notes opposition to the remarks among labor and political circles.
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Texan Cited Posthumously Medal of Honor Hero Pendleton
A Texas infantryman Corporal Charles F Pendleton 21 was posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for heroism in Korea. In a July 16 17 1963 night assault he fired from an exposed position to repulse an attack killing 27 enemy troops, was wounded but continued firing, then died from a mortar blast. His widow Mary Pendleton of Fort Worth and mother Viola Pendleton of Glendale Arizona survive. Pendleton was a machine gunner with the Third Infantry Division 15th Regiment and a former mail carrier born in Camden Tennessee.
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Six More Texas Counties Added to Drouth Relief List
Washington September 21 Texas gains six more drought disaster counties Bowie Cass Titus Henderson Red River and Van Zandt expanding totals to 104 counties now eligible for federal emergency aid as declared by Agriculture Secretary Ezra T. Benson.
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Where Is Summer In Europe Blamed On Jet Trails
London reporters cite World Meteorological Organization scientists weighing jet vapor trails and Pacific hydrogen bomb tests as causes for a dismal European summer. Records show 194 summer a bleak, cloudy sequence with rain surpassing 1946 and sunshine near nonexistent. Tourism suffered while French wine labels warn of the lack of sun, and Germans describe June to August as a mild winter amid heavy insurance payouts and prayers for harvest.
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