Kennedy Clinches Massachusetts Senate Endorsement
Massachusetts Democrats endorsed Edward Kennedy for the U S Senate after a lopsided convention vote. Kennedy led Ed ward McCormack 691 to 360 as voting stopped. McCormack pledged to pursue the race in the September primary. Kennedy predicted a statewide campaign start that night joined by his wife Joan.
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Associated Press
Edward
Ted" Kennedy
Massachusetts
U.S
Joan
Ted
Edward McCormack
Springfield
Mass
Ted” Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
McCormack
George Lodge
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtis
John Kennedy
Sen
Benjamin Smith
Teddy
Hypnosis leads to reduced charge in Ohio murder case
In Columbus, Arthur Nebb 38 tested under hypnosis and prosecutors say he did not kill intentionally. He pled guilty to manslaughter and aggravated assault and received concurrent sentences of one to 20 years and one to 15 years. Nebb claimed memory gaps about Estell Stepp. The judge approved the hypnosis, noting its potential for further jury-ready submissions.
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Columbus
Ohio
Arthur Nebb
Earl Allison
Nebb
Joseph Harter
Estell Stepp
Inez
Nobb
T. R. Huxitable
Ohio Juvenile Diagnostic Center
Harter
Girl Adopted by Jimmy Durante
Burbank California AP reports comedian Jimmy Durante and his wife have adopted a six month old daughter Cecelia Alicia. Durante described the moment the judge declared the baby theirs as a wonderful feeling and said he began shaking.
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Burbank, Calif
Jimmy Durante
Cecelia Alicia
Durante
Space probe talk links U S and Russia at Geneva meetings
U S and Russian delegates to Geneva discussed three joint space projects including space meteorology, a world magnetic survey with orbiting satellites, and a worldwide passive communications satellite system. Dr Robert C Seamans Jr reported the recommendation while speaking at the Iowa State Bar Association banquet in Cedar Rapids. He cited four reasons for U S leadership in space and noted Van Allen’s belt discoveries and moon exploration as key context.
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U.S
Cedar Rapids
Robert C. Seamans, Jr
National Aeronautical and Space Administration
Iowa State Bar Assa
Roosevelt Hotel
Seamans
U. S
Russia
van Allen Belt
Deep Space
Reds Launching Bid To Counter Common Market
In Moscow the Soviet bloc’s seven Eastern European nations issued a communique after a two day conference calling for an international trade conference to end regional discrimination by the European Common Market. They pledged closer economic cooperation and higher production while Western observers view the bid as unlikely to succeed as Moscow seeks to buy equipment to build factories for East West competition. The seven nations admitted Outer Mongolia into the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance.
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Moscow
Soviet Bloc
Europe
Khrushchev
Russia
Outer Mongolia
Council of Mutual Economic Assistance
Seek Billie Sols Cash Gift Roster
House investigators searched for Billie Sol Estes cash gift list, aiming to identify names from money orders Estes mailed from Pecos Texas. James Ralph testified he received $100 money orders from Estes for no clear reason and forwarded them to the Democratic party, while Estes reportedly did not know his name appeared on the list.
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Washington
UPI
Billie Sol Estes
Estes
Fountain
Dn.c
House
Post Office Department
Pecos
Texas
Agriculture
James Ralph
Ralph
William Morris
Morris
Democratic Party
Manuel
Demonstrations Rise in Korea Prompt U S Base Curbs
In Seoul and Taegu protests swell as South Korean students demand a Status of Forces pact. The U S Army orders personnel in the Seoul area confined to bases for safety. Police halt marchers at Taegu University amid a sit down. The government says talks may resume but with disputed terms.
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Seoul
South Korea
U. S. Army
U. S
Taegu University
U.S
Washington
Defense Department
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Protests Over East German Refugee Shootings Told to Soviet Leader
The U.S. commandant in Berlin Major Gen Albert Watson protested to Soviet Major Gen Andrei Solovyev against shootings of refugees by East German guards. He warned of grave consequences for law and order and U S Soviet relations, citing a Friday attack on a pleasure steamer and cross border fire.
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Berlin
UPI
U.S
Albert Watson
Watson
Andrei Solovyev
Solovyev
West Berlin
German U-boat veterans honor bonds with former foes
About 1,600 World War I and II U-boat veterans gathered in Kiel for a reunion emphasizing friendship with former enemies over past traditions. The event highlighted reconciliation and shared history among veterans from both wars.
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Kiel
Germany
Marilyn Monroe Fired by Studio in Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe is fired by 20th Century Fox amid a costly, delayed production of Something's Got to Give. The studio seeks $500,000 in losses from her absences, and Lee Remick is brought on to replace her. The move comes as Monroe battles public and private questions about her health and mindset.
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Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
20Th Century-Fox
Lee Remick
Marilyn
Dean Martin
Liz Taylor
Miss Taylor
Monroe
Carpenter Gets Degree at Last From Colorado University
Scott Carpenter, home town hero, was formally awarded an aeronautical engineering degree from the University of Colorado. He had missed the final exam in a heat transfer course in 1949 and received the degree after his May 24 space flight.
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Boulder
Colo
Scott Carpenter
University of Colorado
No Executions Mark New York's First Postwar Year
Albany AP reports New York state completed a full year without an execution for a capital offense, the first such spell since the end of World War II. No inmates were put to death during the year, reflecting a shift in capital punishment practice in the state.
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Albany
New York State
Seed packets repurposed for crop storage
Keep empty seed packages as handy storage for your crop. Small, right size containers help organize harvested produce and prevent clutter in the workspace. Reuse supports thrift and reduces waste.
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