Democrats Move an Assembly on Redistricting
Democratic leaders push a heavy redistricting agenda as the Senate considers plans and Republicans weigh their options. A leadership meeting is planned to review the session, with discussions on weighted voting and a mix of district and at large representation proposals.
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Democratic Bill Splits City Into Two Districts
Hartford report on a Democratic redistricting bill favorably advanced in the Senate would create two new state senatorial districts eight voting precincts each, reshaping Bridgeport and Fairfield county. The plan reassigns districts by town, listing new alignments for Danbury, Ridgefield, Norwalk, Stamford, Greenwich, and others while incumbents Relihan Gladstone Caldwell exit or seek re nomination.
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Dirksen moves to limit reapportionment debate
Senate Republican Lander Sverent Dirksen seeks to curb debate on a plan delaying court ordered reapportionment until states can act. He pledges to file a petition to invoke cloture and aims for a vote next Wednesday. He says liberals oppose the delay and that GOP support will be solid with Southern Democrats backing it.
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Youths Deaths Raise Saigon Apprehension
In Saigon Viet Nam Buddhist youths died from injuries sustained during the recent rioting. The caretaker government plans prosecutions to curb further mob violence. Buddhist leaders call for three days of mourning. Multitudes gathered at the Buddhist headquarters around the coffins of Pham Van Hoa and Nguyen Van Phat, young men fatally wounded amid sectarian clashes.
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Kennedy Nominated for New York Senate by 968 to 153 Vote
The New York Democratic convention nominated Attorney General Robert Kennedy for U.S. Senate by a lopsided 968 to 153 margin. Kennedy pledged to campaign statewide and carry forward his brother John F Kennedy’s legacy, amid party unity and calls to elect Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey nationally. Mayor Wagner announced the nomination and praised Kennedy while Stratton’s name appeared for nomination. The armory crowd reached about 4,500 as the convention opened with 1,144 delegates. Costikyan and other leaders urged strong support for Democrats in statewide and national races.
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House of Representatives
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Barry Goldwater
Willie E. Miller
John J. Furna
Binghamton
Arthur Levitt
Three Subdivisions Approved By Planners Tonight
The City Planning commission approved three subdivisions in standard fashion, naming Theresa Senesewn, Joseph Morell, and Constantine Zulamis as the subdividers in A Residence zones near Vanguard Street, Pleasantview Avenue, and Lourmel and Vincellette streets respectively. The panel withheld action on a zoning change request from William H. Moffitt IV and did not adopt a report on East Hartford Warehouse Inc.’s Harbor plan pending Zoning commission review. Officials also released subdivision bonds along Doreen Drive and approved surety releases for multiple projects totaling thousands of dollars.
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U S Pilot Flees From Red Prison
A U S pilot and his seven year old son and three year old daughter reportedly live in Sl Diego California. A newsman for radio station WNEW in New York spoke with Mrs Klausmann who said the pilot has had contact with his wife and that he is now awaiting official word on his condition. She indicated he may be en route to Thailand or home. Her husband’s parents are named Mr and Mrs Pred L Klismann of ar endian California.
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Madrid approves 400 auto licenses amid capital crackdown
In Madrid authorities report the Spanish capital has licensed 400 new automobiles as part of a regulatory push. The move comes as officials widen licensing checks and monitor vehicle numbers in the city.
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Storm Builds Over Atlantic With Caribbean Toll Reported
The Atlantic storm threat grows as a disturbance moves west toward the Caribbean. Cuban and island areas report fatalities while Miami forecaster Raymond Kraft notes potential tropical development. Satellite imagery shows cloud bands gathering as weather observers monitor shifts.
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Club Officials Questioned Here
Officials questioned over sponsorship and open hearing access during a state inquiry. Lucia Moscariallo indicated a sponsorship check would follow via officer and governor action, while observers noted race and membership rules in dispute and questioned disclosure of applicants. The probe, urged by the Board of Park Commissioners, examined white and Negro applicants and course access.
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Social Security Act signed and payroll deductions begin
The fragment notes that President Franklin D Roosevelt signed the Social Security Act on a date in 1838 and payroll deductions for social security started on January 1, 1837. It also contains garbled material about cheese and mold.
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Chrysler Aides Sing Happy Birthday To Reuther At Table
Chrysler negotiators sang Happy Birthday to UAW President Walter Reuther during talks on a new three year contract. Leary led labor relations discussions as the main table session soon yielded little movement, with a Sept 9 strike threat hanging over Chrysler. Reuther rejected an Aug 1 offer as insufficient and urged faster bargaining to avert walkout.
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Romney Leads 8 1 in Michigan Primary Ballot
Romney leads 8 to 1 on Michigan primary ballots as precincts report voters waiting to vote. The piece notes endorsements by Mayor Robert F. Aug 21 Wagner endorses Kennedy. Massachusetts delegates and Democratic nomination processes are mentioned with unclear, scrambled details.
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Kennedy's Timetable Kennedy's Timetable
A skimmed timetable outlines Senator Robert F Kennedy’s path in the Democratic nomination for the New York U.S. Senate. Key dates show MeXnen’s favorable reaction to Kennedy’s candidacy, Kennedy signaling possible action, and political moves by President Inhasor. The fragment notes Kennedy’s return to the race via cabinet-level and endorsement dynamics.
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Nevada primary incumbents lead in early returns
In Reno and rural Nevada scattered results show incumbent Len How ard W Cannon leading the Democratic field for Senate with Waller Baring also strong in rural areas. GOP candidates Gav Past Laxalt and George Vom Thnet lead, while Owen Woodruff and Lynd Gilbert trail for the Senate nomination and the Las Vegas oil engineer leads in the house race.
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Las Vegas
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Louse Nominatinn
Labor Heads Back LBJ Endorsement Sparks White House Reception
The AFL-CIO endorsed Johnson and Humphrey as labor leaders gathered at the White House for a reception after the endorsement. Notable attendees included David J. McDonald and Lee Minton, with three executive council members who typically back Republicans now supporting Johnson. The event followed discussions on civil rights and labor unity amid GOP pressure and public concern over Goldwater. Leroy Collins and Roy Wilkerson spoke on the Gay Rights law and labor efforts to implement it.
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Roy Wilkine
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Senate Vote Set Today on Medicare Health Plan
Senate debate centers on a Medicare overhaul proposed by Gore and King Anderson. Key figures like Javits and Celebreste back the plan's hospital and home health provisions while Republicans express concern over coverage gaps and cost. The dispute shapes likelihood of a Senate vote and future tweaks to social security tied health care.
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