Keating Seeks Reelection Amid Goldwater Rift in New York
Senator Kenneth Keating, a New York Republican, announced his bid for a second term and pledged independence from national deals. He differs with Senator Barry Goldwater and may face Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy for the Democratic nomination, with Kennedy courting Mayor Robert Wagner. Democratic and Conservative party maneuvers loom as candidates weigh support and party backing.
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Kenneth B. Keating
Barry Goldwater
Robert F. Kennedy
Eating
Senate
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Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Sen.Goldwater
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Republican Unity
Hershey
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Mass
Robert F. Wagner
New York Times
Wagner
J. Daniel Mahoney
New York Conservative Party
Mrs. Luce
Congress
Connecticut
Reed On Vacation Ahead Of Roosevelt Park Dedication
Governor Reed and his wife are away on a brief vacation outside the state and will not return until upon the dedication of Roosevelt International Park on Campo bello Island, N.B. The destination of Maine's First Couple was not disclosed.
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Reed
Augusta
Hoffa to Appeal Five Year Sentences in Pension Fraud Case
Hoffa chief counsel announces an appeal within 10 days after Judge Richard B. Austin hands Teamsters pension fund fraud verdicts. Hoffa receives four concurrent five year terms and a $10,000 fine to be served after an eight year Chattanooga sentence. Other defendants receive varying penalties and bonds.
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Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Bibdes Walsh
Hoffa
Richard B. Austin
U.S. District Court
Austin
Chattanooga
Tenn
Teamsters Pension Fund
Benjamin Dranow
Minneapolis
Calvin Kavens
Miami Beach
Abe I. Weinblatt
New York
Zachary Strate Jr
New Orleans
San Juan
P.R
S. George Burris
Weinblatt
Riots Flare Again At Chicago Suburb
Riots flared again in Dixmoor Illinois as a rock-throwing mob attacked passing cars. Police armed with tear gas and batons dispersed about 100 protesters after a five hour disturbance leaving minor injuries and multiple arrests.
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Chicago
Dixmoor
Ill
Chuckle: Mirror breaks bring seven more years luck
A lighthearted note from Chuckle notes breaking a mirror is good luck, implying you will last at least seven more years. The item spans copyright and general feature categories.
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Gen
Fea. Corp
Democratic Platform Writers Hear Rosy Economy Report
Washington AP says a predicted $150 billion production rise over the Kennedy-Johnson years would top gains under the Eisenhower era. Walter Heller told platform writers the economy should avoid recession or depression, with GNP to about $640 billion next year. Treasury Secretary Dillon also forecast tax overhaul and income tax cuts ahead. Behind the scenes, southerners push civil rights plank to avoid a convention fight.
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Eisershower
White House
Walter W.heler
Democratic Party
Johnson
Heller
President
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Atlantic City
N.J
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Civil Rights Plank Spurs Georgia Official Talks
Richardson, identified as Gov. Carl Sanders’ chief of staff, revealed that a civil rights plank was submitted to the platform committee led by Frederick G. Dutton. He and other Southerners discussed it late Monday, seeking a broadly acceptable compromise for the Republican Party. Dillon testified that the nation is in the fourth year of sustained economic progress and urged focus on comprehensive excise tax reform in future tax cuts.
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Robert R. Richardson
Atlanta
Heller
Richardson
Frederick G. Dutton
Platform Committee
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Dillon
French Officials Killed In Congo
Two French U.N. officials working with refugees in rebel held Congo territory were killed while visiting a refugee camp in Kivu Province near Bukavu. Jean Plicque of ILO and Francois Preziosi of UNHCR died during investigations into planned reprisals against refugees. A UN party under Congolese protection sought to recover the bodies as unrest continues after U.N. troop withdrawal.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
U.N
Congo
United Nations
Toay
Jean Plicque
International Labor Organization
Francois Preziosi
U.N. High Commission For Refugees
Kivu
Bukavu
Rwanda
Biddeford Native To Enter Order
PLATTSBURGH N Y Among those taking steps into the order of the Brothers of Christian Instruction on Aug 22 during ceremonies here will be Brother Paul Bolduc F S C who will pronounce his perpetual vows as a brother A son of the late Mr and Mrs Henri Bolduc Biddeford Maine he recently finished his third year of teaching at Detroit Cathedral High School Michigan During the summer he did graduate work in education at the University of Detroit Before entering the order Brother Paul was an officer of the Laconia Federal Credit Union of Pepperell Mfg Co Biddeford and also was an active member of the St Louis High School Alumni Association and of both the third and fourth degrees of the Luke E Hart Council Knights of Columbus Biddeford Other Maine men entering the order are Brother Jerome Lessard F I C Waterville who will make his final profession Brother Patrick Martin F I C Limestone who will pronounce his first vows and Brother William Foley F I C Portland who will receive the habit of the Brothers during the ceremony
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Pepperell Mfg. Co
Biddeford
St. Louis High School Alumni Association
Luke E. Hart Council
Knights of Columbus
Maine
Jerome Lessard
Waterville
Patrick Martin
Limestone
Johnson Urges Makarios To Cooperate With U N
President Johnson told Makarios there is no acceptable alternative but to cooperate with the United Nations to resolve the Cyprus crisis. The message, delivered by Ambassador Belcher, urged active steps toward peace and restraint to prevent further escalation amid NATO aligned tensions and Greek Turkish military actions.
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Cyprus
Johnson
Makarios
United Nations
U.S
Taylor Belcher
U.N
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Athens
Atlantic Alliance
Soviet Union
Turkey
NATO
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