Politicians Watch Local Elections Today
Washington observers track today’s elections across Kentucky Mississippi and major cities. Races include governor contests in Kentucky and Mississippi mayoralties in Philadelphia Boston San Francisco Memphis and Salt Lake City with focus on race and civil rights issues and party prospects.
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Dixie
Kentucky
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Boston
San Francisco
Memphis
Salt Lake City
New Jersey
Virginia
James H. J. Tate
James T. McDermott
Priest Urges Warren Impeachment in Bridgeport
Rev Francis E Fenton of Blessed Sacrament Church says he urged parishioners to sign a petition calling for impeachment of Chief Justice Earl Warren. John Birch Society members gathered more than 600 signatures after Mass last week. Fenton confirms affiliation and approval of the effort.
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Bridgeport, Conn
Earl Warren
United States
John Birch Society
Francis E. Fenton
Blessed Sacrament Church
Beverly Hills Freeway Sparks Protests From Residents
Beverly Hills residents oppose plans for a Beverly Hills Freeway to link West Los Angeles and Hollywood. Activists including Rosalind Russell and Lucille Ball urge alternatives, proposing a cut and cover tunnel a mile long through the city with no onramps.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Clifton Webb
Webb
Hollywood
Los Angeles
Rosaland Russell
Lucille Ball
Irving Stone
Russell
Aid Battle Resumes For Senate
The Senate enters a second week of debate on a $4.2 billion foreign aid bill with opponents pledging to continue the fight despite Friday’s vote to reject sending the measure back to committee. A compromise amendment to cut authorization to about $3.82 billion is under consideration, while the House eyes a lighter agenda and possible college construction aid. The Finance Committee also continues hearings on the administration’s $11 billion tax cut.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
House
Senate Finance Committee
Goldwater Seen as Strongest GOP Candidate in AP Poll
In a nationwide AP survey of 1,403 GOP leaders, Barry Goldwater led as the strongest presidential candidate against Kennedy with 85.1 percent. He also led in expected nomination chances, while Nixon and Rockefeller trailed. The convention opens July 13 in San Francisco with 1,308 delegates. New York largely favored Rockefeller, while Michigan and other states backed Goldwater for clear conservative choice.
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Associated Press
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Kennedy
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Thurston Morton
Kentucky
George Romney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Milton Eisenhower
Eisenhower
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GOP
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Scranton
Romney
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New Hampshire
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Man plans time to hospital to meet birth
Before his fourth child arrived R E Lynch calculated a 12 minute drive to the hospital and ran practice trips. On the big day the Lynch couple reached in time but waited six hours for son Timothy to be born.
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Louisville
R. E. Lynch
Lynch
Timothy
How N E Congressmen Voted in Recent Issues
AP reports record of New England members voting on recent House roll calls. On a resolution to authorize a European trip for a group from the Education and Labor Committee, seven Democrats from Massachusetts and Connecticut supported the measure, while Republican members Bates and Cleveland opposed.
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Washington
New England
Congress
HOUSE
House Education and Labor Committee
Boland
D-Mass
Burke
D - Mass
Donohue
Giaimo
Mother of Prisoner In China Says Son Looks Well
Ruth Redmond, a Yonkers widow visiting her son High Redmond in Shanghai, says Chinese officials warned she would be barred from visits if she broke 12 rules. She notes one rule barred talks about his possible release as he nears 12 years of a life term. she visited four times and reports he "looks very well."
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New York
A _ Yonkers
N.Y
Shanghai
Ruth Redmond
High
NATO official warns on Russia China feud and alliance risk
Paris report says NATO Secretary General Dirk A. Stikker warned against expecting a Soviet shift toward the West as Russia and China remain divided. He called the split more than ideological and noted nationalism threatens Western unity, citing France as wary of deep integration while preserving sovereignty.
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Russia-China
Paris
Dirk A. Stikker
Russia
China
Stikker
Moscow
Peking
France
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