Kennedy Attacks Johnson Amid Boone County Rally
Senator Robert Kennedy campaigned amid a loud Vanderbilt crowd and a calmer Tuscaloosa reception urging national reconciliation. He blamed President Johnson for dividing the nation, linking riots, drug use, and dropouts to Johnson's policies while touring Alabama and Tennessee.
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Robert Kennedy
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Vanderbilt University
United States
Vanderbilt
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Ala
University of Alabama
Win at Bridge by Oswald and James Jacoby
Expert bidding described as a bridge hand where East opens three spades, South responds, and the auction culminates in six hearts after a push to four spades. The article notes tactical doubles, vulnerability, and the progression from hearts to diamonds and spades. The piece emphasizes bidding psychology and partnership decisions in a tense deal.
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Oswald and
James Jacoby
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South
West
North
Slam In Spades And Diamonds In A Bridge Hand
South faced a cryptic auction and shaky diamonds as West led clubs. He ruffed, drew trumps, and after West showed out, ran the diamonds by finessing the ten to pick up the suit and secure a slam with four trump tricks and five diamonds to come.
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East
West
South
Dummy
White House Grins as Rockefeller Dilemmas GOP
The White House reportedly cheers Rockefeller’s hesitation to enter the 1964 race. President Johnson favors Rockefeller personally for possible governors’ support but dislikes Nixon, viewing him as harder to counter. Rockefeller’s entry could shift GOP and Democratic cross currents despite his uncertain national pull.
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White House
Nelson Rockefeller
Johnson
Rockefeller
G.O.P
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Motorist Gets 30 Day Term on Speeding Charge
Kenneth Long of 1500 Richmond Road NE was sentenced to 30 days in county jail for speeding after authorities said he altered a faulty speedometer to read off by between 6 and 15 mph. Judge Loren Hullinger presided and prosecutors noted prior checks at Allen Motors.
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Kenneth Long
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Loren Hullinger
Long
Allen Motors
Allen's
Sheep Death Toll Linked to Dugway Nerve Gas Tests
Utah Senator Moss pressed the army for a full report on nerve gas tests conducted at Dugway Proving Ground on March 13 1966. He cited 6000 sheep dying the next day within 35 miles downwind and urged federal help to assess human risk and animal casualties. The army admitted a March 13 operation occurred but offered no clear cause.
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Salt Lake City
Moss
Dugway
David Waldron
Investor's Guide warns against short term market play
The column cautions a reader considering short term stock trading to avoid speculation before retirement. It advises studying the market, suggests a shift to income stocks and mutual funds, and warns against long term committed plans that hinder retirement goals.
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