VP Choice Seen Crucial For Johnson
Southern leaders say Johnson’s November success hinges on a running mate. They favor Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver or senators Eugene McCarthy Hubert Humphrey and Roosevelt Jr. as acceptable, while opposing RFK due to civil rights stances. Some also mention McNamara Russell and Dodd as possibilities.
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Group Seeks to Modify Rulings on Apportionment
A Vermont group led by Hilton G. Wick seeks two changes to a federal apportionment ruling. They want the court to let the 1965 General Assembly continue normal work and extend the deadline to July 1 1965 to pass a reapportionment plan. The court had allowed only action on redistricting with a April 1 1965 deadline. Rep Leroy Lawrence says a final decree is expected in August.
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Tito's Moderating Role Grows Amid Sino Soviet Rift
The article notes Yugoslavia's Josip Broz Tito emerging as a moderating voice in Cold War tensions. Tito cautions Khrushchev against overreacting to Romania's Western ties and aims to ease U.S. pressure on Cuba. He seeks balanced moves with Romania, Cuba, and other satellites while expanding nonaligned influence.
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Living Things Share Common Origin, Scientists Say
New York officials report a protein molecule study showing identical chemical functions across humans, tuna, monkeys, birds, yeast, and plants suggests all living beings evolved from a single ancestor. Dr. Emanuel Margoliash presented the findings at the International Biochemistry Congress.
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Texas educators face clash over monkey war textbooks
In Dallas, Texas educators and church leaders square off over three high school biology texts being reviewed by the state board of education. Opponents argue the books overly endorse evolution, while supporters say excluding them denies students accurate science. A UT biology professor defends teaching evolution as essential to modern science. The Church of Christ leads the campaign, hoping for broader religious support.
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Senator Clinton Anderson Recovers After Major Surgery
Senator Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico remained in good condition at Bataan Methodist Hospital after major surgery. He walked briefly in the corridors and was expected to leave for home in about five days.
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Powers criticizes Post Office over lottery winner lists
Edward J. Powers director of the New Hampshire Sweepstakes condemns the Post Office for warning newspapers they risk losing their mailing permits if they publish a list of lottery winners. Powers, ex-FBI chief in New England, calls the move a violation of freedom of the press.
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Harding kin sues over late president letters in Ohio
Dr. George T. Harding of Worthington files a $1 million damage suit in Common Pleas Court seeking to impound love letters President Warren G. Harding wrote to Carrie Phillips. The suit names Kenneth Duckett Francis Russell American Heritage McGraw Hill and others, alleging copies were made and leaked for a magazine and book.
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