Davoren Reverses on Tax Talks Meeting
DENNISPORT Mass AP House Speaker John I X Davoren D Milford said he will meet Gov John A Volpe on Cape Cod at 3 p.m. to discuss taxes after a late reversal. The Democratic leader said Volpe phoned twice to persuade him to attend and the meeting could last up to three days.
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John I
X. Davoren
D-Milford
John A. Volpe
Davoren
Cape Cod
Volpe
Joseph Kennedy Leaves Hospital For Birthday
Former Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy was discharged from a Boston hospital and returned home for a Labor Day reunion birthday party with his two senator sons. He will be 77 on Labor Day and had a skin allergy with throat and chest congestion. Senators Edward M. Kennedy and Robert F. Kennedy were expected to visit. Robert Kennedy’s 14 year old daughter Kathleen was to be released from Cape Cod Hospital at Hyannis after a fall at a horse show.
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Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Boston
Kennedy
New England Baptist Hospital
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Cause Is in Each of Us: Eisenhower Speaks on Riots
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, a Denison native born Oct 14 1890, returned to speak on what he calls disgraceful riots and moral deterioration in the United States. He says the causes lie in each of us and warns of a general disregard for moral and legal law, noting a deterioration since World War I while attending the naming of an auditorium in his honor.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Texas
United States
Gen. Eisenhower
White House
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Kay
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Eisenhower
University of California
Berkeley
Soustelle pushes anti Gaullist bloc in France
Jacques Soustelle former governor general of French Algeria proposes a new middle of the road political force to challenge President Charles de Gaulle in December elections. He urges a candidate against Gaulle, outlining plans in a weekly magazine. He notes his exile since 1961 and recalls his 1946 1952 Algeria failures.
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Algeria
Jacques Soustelle
Charles de Gaulle
Soustelle
de Gaulle
France
Justice Dept. Calls Legislator Jailed in Miss
UPI reports a state legislator Rep. David N. Vigneault and Boston schoolteacher James N. Donovan were detained for eight hours in Neshoba County Mississippi after refusing to leave a voter registration office. They were asked to travel to Washington for a Justice Department interview. State Sen. Beryl Cohen said Donovan telephoned his wife from Alabama to say the DOJ requested the meeting.
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UPI
Philadelphia
Miss
Justice Department
Washington
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D-Springfield
James N. Donovan
Mississippi
Neshoba
Beryl Cohen
Donovan
Alabama
Senate Holds Fast Meeting Before Labor Day Weekend
The Senate met for two seconds on Friday and adjourned for the Labor Day weekend. It will reconvene at noon EDT Tuesday to push for adjournment by month’s end. Only three senators attended the pro forma session led by Sen. Lee Metcalf of Montana, who has previously adjourned sessions in two seconds.
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UPI
Senate
Lee Metcalf
D-Mont
Metcalf
Fresh Fish At Sealab 2 Deep Sea Station
Ten divers living in a sea hut 205 feet down off La Jolla received fresh fish for the first time since starting a 15 day stay. They are not foraging, study the underwater environment, and receive supplies via a seabed dolly from the mother ship. Each man works nine hours in the lab plus two hours outside with two hours of watch.
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LA Jolla
Calif
George Bond
Bond
M. Scott Carpenter
Hampshire Sweeps Pays Off to Couple Two Years in a Row
Salem New Hampshire AP reports Marie and Fred Muzzy of Derry won sweepstakes twice in a row. Their 2024 ticket on Bar Kochbar drew $290 after a prior $25,000 prize on Purser. The odds of back-to-back wins were astronomical but the Muzazy couple proved them wrong.
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Salem
N.H
Marie
Fred Muzzy
Federal court clerk sends 1600 jury notices in Wisconsin
Madison AP report states clerk John Adams issued 1600 jury notices and selected a panel of 36 for service. One notice is still under review, marked with the note I am dead.
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Madison, Wis
John Adams
Alabama schools bar Negroes in first regional desegregation split
The Associated Press reports two Alabama towns faced orderly desegregation with Selma registering Negro pupils in white schools while nearby towns saw pickets and transfers contested. In Selma nineteen Negro children enrolled under guard as other Southern towns remained quiet amid renewed racial tensions.
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Selma
Ala
Plymouth
N.C
Natchez
Miss
Greensboro
Ingham
Bessemer
Creel
Drought in New Hampshire declared state’s worst on record
Concord NH AP The New Hampshire Water Pollution Commission says the ongoing drought, nearing five years, is the worst on record with rainfall well below average in 50 of the past 60 months except the north. Critical shortages hit Concord Claremont Antrim Jaffrey Peterborough Wolfboro Walpole Greenville Hooksett Newport Durham. The panel aids towns with temporary water sources and asks Gov King to designate Coos and Carroll counties drought disaster areas for federal help.
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New Hampshire Water Pollution Commission
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Antrim
Jaffrey
Peterborough
Wolfeboro
Walpole
Greenville
Hooksett
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