Massachusetts Senate Candidates: Kennedy and Lodge Vie
Massachusetts voters choose two tall young men to contest the U S Senate in the partisan primaries Edward M Kennedy the Democrat and George Cabot Lodge the Republican are both from prominent political families Each has military service and Harvard ties Kennedy aided his brother's campaigns while Lodge followed his father into public life with a career in journalism and government service
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Massachusetts
U.S. Senate
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy Brothers
George Cabot Lodge
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
Eisenhower
George Lodge
Ted Kennedy
Daniel Webster
Kennedy
Brookline
Joseph P. Kennedy
England
London
Europe
Milton Academy
Harvard
Ted
France
Germany
University of Virginia Law School
Suffolk County
Senate
George
Boston Herald
Massachusetts State House
Old Boston Transcript
Lodge
New York Herald-Tribune
Massachusetts House
Washington
U.S. Department of Labor
International Labor Organization
ILO
Groton School
Nancy Kunhardt
Morristown
N.J
Nancy
Emily
Dorothy
Cabot
David
Glamorous Maureen O Hara mother of 2012 children
HOLLYWOOD AP Maureen O Hara the screen's most successful mother discusses motherhood and her long film career. She notes four biological children plus three grandchildren from marriages to Rex Harrison John Wayne Robert Young Tyrone Power Fred MacMurray James Stewart and Henry Fonda. She reflects on beauty and being a mother as part of her enduring public persona.
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Maureen O'Hara
Screen
Bronwyn Bridget
Bronwyn
Will Price
Rex Harrison
John Wayne
Robert Young
Maureen
Mexico City
Enrique Parra
Spencer
Mountain
Henry Fonda
Unmanned Surveyor Model Display Draws 20000 in Houston
A full scale model of the Surveyor unmanned spacecraft had its first public showing at the Houston International Trace and Travel Fair. Over 20 000 visitors viewed the spider like model as NASA plans seven Surveyors on the moon equipped with television cameras to send pictures and data back to Earth.
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Moon
Earth
Houston International
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
They Set Alarm For Husband’s Homecoming Rituals
A fragment discusses a wife’s routine to appear presentable when her husband returns from work. She may set an alarm fifteen minutes early, remove rollers, comb hair, and wear a clean dress to make a small, meaningful difference in her appearance.
Badr Proclaims Succession to Yemen Throne
Crown Prince Saif al Islam Mo hammad al-Badr, 35, proclaimed successor to Imam Ahmed Bin Yehya, 71, after the reported death of the Yemeni ruler. The new monarch to rule as al Mansoor Billah pledged respect for UN and Arab League charters and cooperation with all.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Saif al Islam
Mohammad al-Badr
Yemen
San
Said Badr
Ahmed bin Yehya
Iman
al Mansoor Billah
Allah
Badr
United Nations
Arab League
Navy Patrol Plane Missing With 10 Aboard
A two engine P5M patrol plane with ten crew was missing over Prince William Sound near Montague Island Alaska after last radio contact Saturday during a Gulf of Alaska patrol. Heavy seas and overcast skies hampered search by planes ships and shore parties.
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Juneau, Alaska
Montague Island
Prince William Sound
Alaska
San Diego
Calif
Gulf of Alaska
Coast Guard
Yemen Leader Tangles With Britain Over Aden
Yemen clashes with British forces on the southern border amid tensions over Aden territories. Badr, who has gained support from Soviet Union and China, has shown cooler relations with the West and visited the Soviet Union and Red China in recent years.
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Britain
Aden
Yemen
Badr
Soviet Union
Red China
Cuba plants new missile site near Banes threatens Guantanamo
AP analysis says a Soviet style coastal defense missile site is set up near Banes on Cuba's northeast coast. If operational, surface to surface missiles with 20 to 35 mile range could threaten Guantanamo Naval Base and nearby shipping lanes, with Cuba possibly defending a naval installation there and receiving modern torpedo boats from the Soviets.
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Cuba
U.S
Guantanamo
Banes
U.S. Navy
Puerto Rico
First North American Fishing Club Formed in 1732
Philadelphia reports that the Schuylkill Fishing Company, founded in 1732, became the first fishing club on the continent with headquarters in the city.
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UPI
The
Schuylkill Fishing Company
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New England
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