Nixon’s Lot Seen Improved By Johnson Ascendancy
Washington AP reports that after Kennedy’s assassination and Johnson’s rise, GOP strategists see Nixon as having a stronger path to the presidency. They view Johnson’s image and civil rights stance shaping a contest with a Southern conservative frame. Rockefeller’s personal scandal is cited as a hurdle, pushing some liberals to doubt his viability and consider Nixon as a fallback option for the Republicans.
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Fire Log Of Local Incidents And Alarms
A Monday 9:45 a.m. report notes defective washing machine operation at 28 Fourth Street followed by a 10:55 a.m. grass fire on Williams Street. Sunday 12:53 a.m. false garage fire call at Baldwin Avenue and McIntosh Drive. At 4:05 a.m. firemen checked a motel alarm at 1307 North Street with no fire. 2:23 p.m. grass fire end of Gamwell Avenue found no fire. 5:02 p.m. grass fire at Wahconah Park. 9:05 p.m. rubbish burning behind a panel truck at 72 Summer Street.
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Birthplace of Kennedy May Be National Shrine
Brookline Massachusetts UPI reports a modest nine room white clapboard house at 83 Beals Street is likely to become a national shrine as the birthplace of President Kennedy born May 29 1917. The Brookline Board of Selectmen were to approve the plan with final action by the April town meeting. The owner, Mrs. Louis Pollack, 74, lives in the bedroom where Kennedy slept as a baby. A bronze plaque on a front lawn boulder marks the site reading Birthplace of John F Kennedy 35th President of the United States Born May 29 1917 on this site 83 Beals St Brookline Massachusetts.
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Stanford study shows low income students feel socially outsiders
A UPI report from Stanford California notes a sociological study finding Stanford University students from lower income families perform well academically yet feel socially outsiders while at the school.
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Fair To Feature Solomon's Stones at World’s Fair
At the American-Israel pavilion of the 1964-65 World's Fair a display of authentic stones from King Solomon's mines will be shown at the entrance. The 6000 square foot spiral building will be clad in rough cut African mahogany with an exterior wall relief depicting the 12 tribes of Israel.
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New York
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Israel
Baton toss cuts power in Rose Hill neighborhood
In Rose Hill Kansas Linda Cox 17 was demonstrating baton twirling when a heavy throw sent the baton into power lines in front of her home. Utility crews repaired the outage for about two hours, restoring electricity to roughly half the town.
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