Soviets Push China Seat Vote at United Nations Session
UNITED NATIONS AP The Soviet Union submitted a new demand for Red China seating as the 17th General Assembly opened. Moscow also urged a world trade conference and prepared to challenge U.S. Cuba policy as tensions rise. The session featured early East West splits and slated policy talks by Stevenson and Gromyko. In Old Orchard Beach, theft at Beach Club erased about 3000 dollars in golf gear including 16 sets of clubs and 11 dozen balls.
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J. P. Malalasekera
Ceylon
Malalasekera
Adlai E. Stevenson
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
Gromyko
Berlin
Congo
Orchard Country Club
Beach
Old Orchard Beach
Kennedy McCormack Battle Heats In Massachusetts Senate Primary
Voters flocked to Massachusetts polls as Ted Kennedy and Edward J. McCormack Jr contest the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. The day was sunny after rain, with the president and Mrs Kennedy expected to vote in Boston. McCormack predicted a close race and noted last minute uncommitted voters. GOP contenders Lodge and Curtis compete for the rival ticket as heavy turnout set records. The Kennedy McCormack feud traces to 1916 and 1952 through family rivalries. The outcome could hinge on last minute choices with polls closing in the evening.
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Ted) Kennedy
Kennedy
Edward J. Mc.Cormack Jr
U.S. Senate
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House of Representatives
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Laurence Curtis
Congress
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Lodge
Kennedy-Lodge
Senate
Henry Cabot Lodge
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Honey FitzFitzgerald
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
U.S
U.N
U. S
Allies Test West Berlin Readiness as Soviet Demands Rise
Berlin alert tested Allied mobility and reaction in West Berlin as Soviet refusals to renew four power relations and calls to abolish NATO military bases escalated. Maj. Gen Edouard Toulouse led the exercise with U.S. Maj. Gen Albert Watson II and Maj. Gen Claude Dunbar aiding. about 11,500 troops in West Berlin participated. The Soviet statement charged four power administration ended in 1948 and blamed Western powers for unilateral actions.
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Albert Watson II
Claude Dunbar
New Spacemen May Go To Moon
Dr. Robert Gilruth says age may keep some of the original seven astronauts from the moon shot set for six to eight years hence. He introduced nine new test pilots, ages 31 to 35, including Armstrong, Borman, Conrad, Lovell, McDivitt, Lee, Stafford, White, and others from Edwards and aerospace roles, as potential moon mission crew.
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U.S
Robert R. Gilruth
Manned Spacecraft Center
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Gilruth
Navy
Neil A. Armstrong
Wapakoneta
Ohio
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Calif
May
Frank Borman
Air Force
Jackson
Mich
Edwards
Elliott M. Lee, Jr
Dallas
Tex
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Thomas P. Stafford
Weatherford
Okla
Experimental
Edward H. White II
San Antonio
The
Aeronautical
When We Were First Married Chuckle
A brief humor item recalls early married life and a church departure moment, attributed to Copt. Gen. Fea, Corp. The light anecdote hints at marital harmony before leaving the church.
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Bridge cost estimates from Wilbur Smith study
Augusta AP reports the Legislative Research Committee reviewed a Wilbur Smith & Associates report proposing three bridge options. A new high level bridge between Kittery and Portsmouth could cost 12.4 million dollars, a new draw bridge near the toll bridge 18.1 million, or expanding the existing toll bridge 18.7 million.
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Augusta
Conflicting Views On Northeastern Water Compact
Washington debate splits over a proposed Northeastern States Water and Land Resources Compact uniting six New England states with seven federal agencies. Backers led by Peter Janetos urge federal state cooperation through an interstate commission, while Sen. George D. Aiken calls the plan the worst ever proposed, threatening usefulness and causing dispute. The House-passed bill would grant federal consent and create the commission with seven voting federal agency members, a point of fierce opposition.
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Northeastern States
Senate Judiciary
New England
Peter Janetos
National Resources Committee
New England Council
George D. Aiken
R-Vl
Eps
John W. McCormack
Dmass
Chester E. Merrow
R-N.h
House
Public Works Committee
Morgenthau Clinches New York Democratic Nomination
In Syracuse New York Democrats at a chaotic state convention chose Robert M Morgenthau as their gubernatorial candidate on the second ballot unanimously over four rivals to face Republican Nelson A Rockefeller in November. Veteran party members called the session among the most unruly in state history and said it may reopen old wounds from the party’s divisive convention years ago.
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N.Y
New York
Robert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
U.S
New York City
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bequest to Four Maine Institutions From Emery Will
The will of the late Mrs. Catherine F. Emery of Cumberland leaves 10000 to each of four Maine institutions: Thornton Academy Saco Maine Wesleyan Seminary and College Kents Hill Williston Church Portland and Cape Elizabeth Home for Aged Women South Portland. The probate filing lists total cash bequests of 215000 with the estate residue split between Maine Medical Center and the Portland Boys Club Association.
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Portland
Catherine F. Emery
Cumberland
Maine
Thornton Academy of
Saco
Maine Wesleyan Seminary
College of
Sixth Tiros weather satellite launches from Cape Canaveral
The sixth Tiros weather satellite was launched early today aboard a Thor Delta rocket and placed in about 400 mile orbit. NASA reported all systems normal and the cameras would begin transmitting cloud imagery after two orbits, to help track hurricanes and storms worldwide for next week’s weather outlook.
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Fla
Tiros
Electronic Weatherman
National Aeronnautics and Space Administration
Saccenene
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