Stassen Spent 32 a Vote in New Hampshire Primary
Republican Harold Stassen spent 32 a vote in the New Hampshire primary but finished last in the beauty contest. Expenditures filed with the secretary of state show 44,833 total spending by the Stassen campaign, with 24,416 from Citizens for Stassen and 20,416 from Stassen's funds. Lodge aide Jackman predicted Lodge's total expenditures around 23,500.
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Concord
N.H
Manchester
John Mongan
Stassen
New Hampshire
Robert L. Stark
Minnesota
Mangan
Stassen State Committee
Citizens For Stassen
Philadelphia
Mongan
J. Richard Jackman
Henry Cabot Lodge
Suffolk Downs Sale Signals NYC Investor Takeover
New York businessman David Haber buys major stake in Suffolk Downs Race Track in East Boston, joining Suffolk president Judge John C. Pappas and his brother Thomas who hold about 38 percent. Reported price near 3 million dollars. Haber heads a group of New Yorkers buying into the Boston track. Suffolk opens a 66 day flat meeting April 20 and 30 harness nights begin September 27.
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Boston
New York
David Haber
Suffolk Downs
Haber
Suffolk
John C. Pappas
Pappas
Thomas
New England
Taunton
Suffolk S
Henry Friedlander
Rockingham Park
Salem
N.H
Salinger Enters Democratic Nomination Race for U S House
Pierre Salinger joins a four way Democratic bid for the U S House seat from New York California on Friday Gov Nelson Rockefeller announced Salinger has backing from the California Democratic Council and local promoter George McLain Expenditures in the primary are capped at 100000 with Goldwater not yet discloseable and Rockefeller noting costs between 90000 and 94000 dollars.
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San Francisco
Pierre Salinger
U.S. Nen- Representatives
New York
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
California Democratic Council
George McLain
Los Angeles
Defense Bill Signed and Vinson Lands Tribute
President Johnson signed a defense authorization bill totaling nearly seven billion dollars and honored retiring Rep. Carl Vinson of Georgia. Johnson praised Vinson as a gentleman of wisdom and dedication, noting no man has done more for American preparedness.
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Vinson
Washington
Johnson
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Local youth league scores from Friday night games
Orange Lantern 94 defeated Tag's Imperials 73 in boys club action. CYC Seniors 73 beat Lee Esso 63. CYC Bantams results included St. Mark's 43 All Saints 29 and St. Mary's 38 St. Francis 36. NE Interscholastic St. Mary's 72 downed East Providence 57. Malden 66 beat Pawtucket 59.
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Orange Lantern
Tag’s Imperials
Lee Esso
St. Mark's
All Saints
St. Mary's
St. Francis
East
Providence
Malden
Pawtucket
Salinger Files for California Senate Seat Amid Eligibility Questions
Salin ger, a San Franciscan long based in Virginia, filed nominating papers with 200 supporters just before the deadline. He faces questions over eligibility but has backing from unnamed California Democrats. He notes President Bush will likely stay out of the primary race and says he is in the race to the finish despite Clair Engle’s illness and ongoing contest with Alan Cranston.
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Salinger
Virginia
California
Robert F. Kennedy
John ¥. Kennedy
Clair Ingle
Engle
Alan Cranston
Glenn vows Democratic Senate bid despite injury
Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr says he will continue his race for the Democratic nomination in Ohio as he recovers in Lackland Air Force Base hospital after a bathroom fall. Campaign manager James F. Bell says the setback won’t slow his push to unseat Sen. Stephen M. Young.
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Columbus, Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Air Force Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
Glenn
Lackland Air Force Base
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
James F. Bell
Stephen M. Young
Young-Glenn
Columbus
Texas
Marine Corps
Cleveland
Howard Metzenbaum
Young
Retirement Goals Highlight UAW Convention Speech
Walter P. Reuther urged that earlier retirement be the top economic goal in the 1984 UAW contract bargaining at Atlantic City. He backed pensions tied to the cost of living index and raises for current retirees, while criticizing Goldwater and noting wage and working condition improvements as key aims.
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Atlantic City
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
al Touder
Reuther
Generals Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
White House
Johnson
UAW
Safe Tobacco Seen Could Be Developed In Time
Charlotte report cites tobacco researcher Kennedy R R Keller who says a sine breed of tobacco may be developed but development could take a long time. The statement highlights cautious optimism about safer tobacco varieties amid ongoing research.
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Charlotte
N.C
Sabbath Option Bill Passed in Massachusetts Senate
The Massachusetts Senate gave final approval on Friday to a Sabbath option bill allowing Sabbatarians to open businesses on Sunday if they close on Saturday. The measure, enacted on a voice vote without debate, was sent to Gov. Endicott Peabody. Attorney General Edward W. Brooke advised the governor the bill would be constitutional.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Senate
Endicott Peabody
Edward W. Brooke
Woman 36 Wins 140 Damages Over Bleach Incident
London AP reports Alice Stillwell, 36, awarded 140 dollars in damages after a saloon served washing bleach instead of lemonade. The verdict cites careless service and household product mix up leading to injury.
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London
Alice Stillwell
Ervey
Cuban hijacked helicopter lands in Key West asylum request
Two Cubans hijacked a Castro helicopter, killed the pilot, and flew to Key West seeking political asylum. The 20 year old pilots and a 17 year old gunner were detained after landing. Sheriff Haskins said no charges would be filed and the men were sent to custody for asylum consideration.
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Key West
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Fidelcastro
Sergio Roque
Cuba
Henry Haskins
Haskins
Miami
Guillermo Santos
Andres Izaguirre
Wavana
Santos
Izaguirre
Jose Marcia
Florida
Santos Tok
Behan Dies at 41 A Rebel Irish Playwright Passes
Dublin AP reports Brendan Behan died Friday night at 41 after a career marked by boisterous writing and stormy excesses. A former IRA explosives carrier and reformatory inmate, he authored The Quare Fellow and The Hostage, later overshadowed by alcohol. He toured North America in 1961, facing legal issues yet leaving a volatile literary legacy.
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Brendan Behan
Behan
Com
Meath
Didles
Irish Republican Army
Liverpool
Borstal Reformatory
England
Ireland
Canada
United States
New York
Jersey City
Hudson River
Toronto
Statue planned for World War I heroine Armentieres
In Armentieres France city officials announce a statue to honor a World War I heroine who may have existed only in a marching song. The circular plaque will be held aloft by four figures representing soldiers and will memorialize the city’s wartime history.
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Armentieres
France
Mademoiselle
Armientieres
Gromyko Disputed At Capital Over Fliers’ Downing
The United States asserts the Soviet Union is fully responsible for three downed U.S. fliers in East Germany, rejecting any Soviet bid to link their fate to easing East German travel restrictions. State Department officials say no communique has arrived from Moscow since talks with Soviet Ambassador Debrynin. Western Allies discuss possible travel-relief steps but have yet to decide.
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United States
Soviet Union
East Germany
U.S
State Department
Commu
Richard L Phillips
Kremlin
Stae
Dean Rusk
Anatoly F. Debrynin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Stockholm
Phillips
Poor Rich British Beatles, Now More Money To Count
AP reports the Beatles again hit record sales milestones with Britain selling a million preorders. They plan a coast-to-coast U.S. tour starting in August and are filming a still untitled movie near London. A May 31 concert in London follows tours of West Germany, Holland, Belgium, Australia, and New Zealand.
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Britain
United States
England
Scotland
West Germany
Holland
Belgium
Australia
New Zealand
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