Southern contests shape up for November races
Hatfield faces Duncan backers as Morse signals support while Burns loses Florida contest to High. Oregon picks Tom McCall and Robert Straud as rivals. Oklahoma factions advance Moore and Bartlett. Kentucky renomination favors John Sherman Cooper and John Brown as both parties field many contenders for two retiree seats.
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Jeld
Hatfield
Morse
Senate
Duncan
Florida
Burns
Robert King High
Miami
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
High
Bioc
Hoppen
Claude Kirk
Oregon
Tom McCall
Robert Straud
Oklahoma
Preson Moore
The
American Legion
Raymond Gary Dewey Bartlett
Tulsa
John N
Happy) Camp
Waukomis
GOP
Moore
Bartlett
Henry Bellman
Pat Patterson
Oklahoma City
Fred R Harris
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
John Young Brown
Romney Seeks Third Michigan Governorship
Gov. George Romney announced his candidacy for a third term as Michigan governor. He dodged questions on a possible 1968 presidential bid and declined plans to campaign outside Michigan. He said his sole interest is winning the governorship and helping GOP candidates.
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Lansing
Mich
George Romney
White House
Michigan
Romney
Hollywood Comic Bobby Morse Seeks Broadway Film Success
Bobby Morse, famed on Broadway, travels to Hollywood for a second shot at turning How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying into a movie hit. He laments past flops of The Matchmaker and other films, attributes misfires to weak scripts and casts, but hopes the new project with Rudy Vallee and Michele Lee can revive his screen prospects.
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Hollywood
UPI
Bobby Morse
New ‘York
Bobby
Rudy Vallee
Michele Lee
Couple asks council to move mailbox near home in England
In East Peckham Harry Bishop and his wife Ethel fear crossing a field with a bull to reach the nearest mailbox. They urge the town council to relocate the mailbox closer to their home to prevent distress and backlogs in mail.
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Reg
U.S
Pat
East Peckham
England
UPI
Harry Bishop
Ethel
Bishop
Somerville College bans thigh-high skirts during finals
At Somerville College Oxford dean Mary Proudfoot announces a ban on high hemlines for exam days. She argues short skirts distract male students and threaten concentration and exam results. Any student arriving in a skirt above the knee will be sent home to change.
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Oxford
England
Somerville College
Mary Proudfoot
Ronald Lawrence Awarded South Plains Institute Scholarship
Ronald Glenn Lawrence of Lubbock received a $500 scholarship from the South Plains Chapter of the American Petroleum Institute. Lawrence, a junior chemical engineering major at Texas Tech, is the son of Mrs Katherine Lawrence of Lubbock, formerly of Childress, and the grandson of Mrs Mary V. Ball of Childress.
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Ronald Glenn Lawrence
Lubbock
South Plains
American Petroleum Institute
Mary V. Ball
Childress
Lawrence
Texas Tech
Katherine Lawrence
Temperature Summary for May 25 1965
The maximum temperature for the 24 hour period ending 11 a.m. today was degrees at 3 p.m. Tuesday. The minimum reached 52 degrees between 5 and 6 a.m. The May 25 1965 maximum was 88 degrees, and the minimum that date was 69 degrees.
Russellville Delegates Seat Refused Over SBC Rulings
A dispute over seating at Russellville delegates ends with a refusal to seat the delegation. The decision cites prior SBC rulings and constitution support for the Russellville action, challenging the ordering of the seat.
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Russellville
SBC
Charlottown Wins Epsom Derby In Neck Victory
English trained Charlottown captured the richest running at Epsom Derby despite a late hold up for shoeing as he held off Pretendre to win by a neck in a thrilling finish.
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Flying Shoes
Epsom
England
UPI
Charlottown
Pretendre
Michie Stadium Named for Army's First Coach Dennis Michie
West Point New York Michie Stadium at Michie Stadium honors Dennis Mahan Michie Army's inaugural football coach and captain.
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MAMA
West Point
N.Y
UPT
Michie
Dennis Mahan
Army
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Wil
Vert
Tomerest Ward
Aojverment
By Vernon Scott
Nancy Sinatra
Europe
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Ronald Lawrence
Erereae
Woolworth
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