Kennedy Delighted To Be Back in Senate After Crash
Senator Edward M Kennedy returns to the U S Senate for his first full term following a fatal plane crash in June. He speaks of feeling well and resumes work on labor judiciary education immigration reform and retraining. He arrives with a cane and a hopeful outlook for the term.
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Ted Kennedy
Senate
Washington
UPI
United States
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Southampton
Mass
Birch Bayh
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
U.S. Senate
Palm Beach
Fla
Joseph P. Kennedy
Joan
Kara
Edward Jr
Washington National Airport
Georgetown
Sen
Arlington National Cemetery
Labor and Judiciary Committee
Capitol Hill
Duck Hunters' Boat Capsize Sparks Search For Bodies
EAST PROVIDENCE R I UP I reports a boat capsize in 40 mph winds during a duck hunting trip on Narragansett Bay. Missing are Normal P Lee 32 and Dennis A Simas 21 of Pawtucket presumed drowned. Oliver Trombley 32 of Cumberland body recovered. Simas aboard the boat with Trombley’s string entanglement noted.
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East Providence
R.L
UPI
Upper
Narragansett Bay
P. Lee
Dennis A. Simas
Pawtucket
Oliver Trombley
Cumberland
Trombley
Providence
Coast Guard
Simas
Seekonk
Mass
Lee
Individuality Seen Prized By Students
Boston sermon cites Berkeley free speech clashes as proof of students push for personal identity. Rev. Dr. Jack Mendelsohn says modern students resist mass education and academies appear faceless, stressing need for personal contact with teachers and preservation of personality amid demonstrations.
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Boston
UPD
University of California At Berkeley
America
Jack Mendelsohn
Arlington Street
Mendelsohn
Berkeley
Hoover Warns Reds Infiltrating Rights Movement
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told acting Attorney General Nicholas Katzenbach that the Communist party seeks to expand influence in the civil rights movement and recruit American youths. He warned the party remains a national threat and is pushing a youth recruitment program.
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Washington
UPI
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
Hoover
Nicholas Katzenbach
America
Eight New Senators in 89th Congress Capsule Biographies
United Press International lists capsule bios of eight new senators. Notables include Robert F. Kennedy, Joseph D. Tydings, Fred R. Harris, Walter Mondale, Ross Bass, Paul Fannin, Joseph M. Montoya, and a note on Hoover referencing civil rights enforcement, FBI cases, and budget. The profiles cover ages, prior offices, campaigns, and backgrounds.
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United Press International
Robert F. Kennedy
New Yorker
Senate
New York
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
U.S
Joseph D. Tydings
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Millard E. Tydings
Beall
Fred R. Harris
Oklahoma
Cotton County
State
J. Howard Edmondson
Bud Wilkinson
Harris
Walter F. Mondale
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Mondale
Orville Freeman
Ross Bass
House
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Pulaski
Tennessee
Bass
Frank G. Clement
Paul Fannin
Arizona Senate
Barry M. Goldwater
Fannin
Goldwater
GOP
Joseph M. Montoya
Edwin L. Mechem
New Mexico
Dennis Chavez
Montoya
Glenn Retires From Marines As Colonel
Glenn H. Glenn a former first American to orbit the earth retires from the Marine Corps as a colonel after recovery from an inner ear injury. He will sign retirement papers at 9 a.m. EST with commandant General Wallace M. Greene Jr. A recent physical at El Toro, California shows he is in good shape. He will receive about $500 monthly pension and an executive salary reportedly between $30,000 and $40,000 yearly for Royal Crown Cola Co.
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Washington
UPI
John H. Glenn
Marine Corps
Glenn
Wallace M. Greene Jr
el Toro
Calif
Royal Crown Cola Co
Rail Talks Reopen In Sour Mood
CHICAGO UP I Rail and union negotiators meet to restart talks on a 20 month wage dispute that could trigger a nationwide rail strike. The holdout shopcraft unions seek larger raises for skilled workers, while 13 unions with signed contracts back nine cent hikes for three years.
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Chicago
UPI
Philadelphia man spends 30 days on uninhabited Cuban island
William F Haas Jr of Philadelphia survived 30 days aboard a small sloop after it sank near Mira Por Vos Island off southeastern Cuba. Rescued by HMS Rothesay and transferred to the cutter Adriadne, Haas was reported in good condition with his wife en route to greet him in Key West.
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Key West
Fla
UPI
William F. Haas Jr
Robinson Crusoe
Cuba
Haas
Philadelphia
Mira Por Vos Island
H.M.S. Rothesay
Coast Guard
Cate
Pears
Miayaguana Island
British West Indies
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Mel - Odee
Miayaguana
Virgin
Iselands
Caribbean
Mele O-Dee
Crooked Island Passage
Mira Por Vos
Miami Coast Guard
Rothesay
Adriadne
Stories Clash On President s Beverage
Johnson City Texas United Press International reports a debate over the Presidents drink. Rear Adm George G Barkley says the President drinks bourbon and branch water. Some reporters recall him preferring scotch. Egg nog at the LBJ ranch is sometimes laced with bourbon. Johnson watches his weight and sometimes avoids scotch if drinking nog.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
George G. Barkley
Johnson
Texas
Lbj Ranch
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