Young Kennedy Shelves McCormack In Massachusetts Nomination Fight
In Massachusetts, Edmen Kennedy, age 30, led Democrat Ed McCormack Jr. by wide margins for the U S Senate, with Lodge and Curtis contesting the Republican nomination. Returns show Kennedy 1,433,023 to 190,614 for McCormack. Lodge led Curtis 186,957 to 148,793. Endicott Peabody won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination against Clem Riley. John Volpe renominated for a second term. Edward Brooke was named Republican attorney general.
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Boston
Cabot Lodge
Henry Cabot Kennedy-Lodge
Lodge
U.N
Massachusetts
Senate
Kennedy
Minward M. Kennedy
John F. Kent
Nedy
U.S. Senate
George
Edward J. McCormack Jr
I House
John W. McCormack
Mass
Laurence Curtis
Curtis
McCormack
Endicott
Chub
Peabody
Clement A. Riley
John A. Volpe
Edward W. Brooke
Brooke
Humboldt Rotary Governor Visits District 611 Meeting
Humboldt Rotary Club hosts Governor C A McCullough of Desha District 611 Rotary International at a dinner in Fellowship Hall St Peter's Lutheran church. Mrs McCullough attended with him, while social hour followed, memory book presented, and reports outlined plans for the new Rotary year. Visiting Rotarians included John Bills Pete Stith and Dudley Henderson of Iola.
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Humboldt
Humboldt Rotary Club
Fellowship Hall
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
C. A. McCullough
Neodesha
Rotary International
McCullough
Anns
Leonard Ford
Ford
Ermine Wesenick
Rotary
George Works
Russell Runnels
Lyndel Mosley
Prairie School
John Bills
Pete Stith
Dudley Henderson
Iola
Leota Works
David E. Brown
Humboldt Chapter
Masonic Hall
Hazel Lewis
Pauline Naff
Rosalie Lombard
Works
David Brown
Real Estate Transfers in Allen County Deeds
Allen County deeds list transfers involving multiple parties and parcels. Transfers include Lewis R Thornton to Mary A Ed wards two lots in Iola. Porter couples to each other on two lots. Homer Gr i s to Homer Ticet Stenney Herrie. Jambougn to Harris. and several other estate and lot transfers across Iola and surrounding areas.
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Allen County
Tele Abstract Co
Lewis R. Thornton
Mary A. Edwards
Henry
Porter
Henry Porter
Iola
Homer Sgris
Homer Ticet
Stenney Herrie
George W. Jambougn
Oy L. Harris
Lola
Stanley BE. Toland
Stuart L. Schwaim
E. H. Werling
Hilda W. Ore
al Fe
H. Werling
Melissa Everts
Asa WH
Richmond
Bennett Storey Jr
Johnnie Tomlinson
Ux Jt
Gaylord E. Bauer
Clee
Walquist
Edgardb. Smith
Anna C. Brown
Lot
Tole
Clinton
Turner
Clarence Warren
David M. Shannon
S. W. Harris
Homer G. Tice
Reflectorized License Tags Starting in 64
State Highway Commission adopts a resolution to begin reflectorized paint on Kansas license tags in 1964. Motor Vehicle Department head L A Billings reports reduced rear end collisions in tests and notes a three cent per tag painting cost increase borne by the department, not owners. Sixteen states already use reflectorized tags and tests show better visibility and law enforcement recognition.
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Kansas
State Highway Commission
L. A. Billings
Tthe Motor Vehicle Department
Motor Vehicle Department
Billings
District of Columbia
Palls County
Iowa
Army rebels press for return of civilian government
In Buenos Aires a powerful army faction demanded a speedy return of government to the people. The command claimed the revolt was ended, but no proof appeared. Cavalry and Campo de Mayo garrison urged early elections and constitutional rule and pressed President Jose Maria Guido to choose between them and the army command. Rebels anchored at Campo de Mayo, backed by tanks, accused the command of seeking a dictatorship.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Campo de Mayo
Jose ‘Maria Guido
Army High Command
Campo de Maxo
Army Command
Guido
Civella Acquitted of Tax Charge
Carl Corky Civella was acquitted by a circuit court jury of failing to file a 1957 income tax return. Civella said he would have pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and paid a small fine, but arrangements with the state could not be made.
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Kansas City
Carl (Corky) Civella
Civella
Rockefeller Leads GOP Slugfest In New York Nomination Fight
In Buffalo and Columbus reports Republicans name Rocky Rockefeller to lead a GOP ticket against the Democrats. Governor Nelson Rockefeller leads a slate including Javits Lefkowitz Wilson and Lomenzo with Edward Dudley named for attorney general.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Repub
Renominaticans
Nelson Alion
Repub- Rockefeller
Columbus
Kan
Spencer
Chemical Co
Jim Shaw
Syra- Galena
Donovan
John J. Burns
Binghamton
Fidel Castro
Thur Levitt
Brooklyn
Rudolph Abel
Francis Gary Powers
Fice
Rockefeller
Sen
Queens
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Javits
Lefkowitz
Malcolm Wilson
John P. Lomenzo
Rochester
Monroe
Marcus Christ
New Hyde Park
Christ
State Supreme Court
Longest Dry Spell Hits Peiping Area in 40 Years
Radio Peiping reports Peiping faces its longest dry spell in four decades with rain scarce since July. August rainfall totaled only 1.10 inches, less than one-fifth of the recent years’ average, signaling severe drought in the Chinese capital region.
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Tokyo
Red China
Peiping
Radio
Timber sales boost farmers with 187 million yearly
Timber harvests from farm wood lands generate about 187 million dollars for farmers annually, reflecting strong demand and steady revenue from rural timber resources.
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