Test Pact Is Humphrey's Outlook in Washington Notebook
Washington Notebook highlights Kennedy pressuring Hubert Humphrey on ratification of a nuclear test ban treaty, Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. of Atlanta shows Kennedy-style chairs, and Mississippi governor hopeful Blow Torch Mason places poorly in the primary. It also notes Senator Norris Cot ton's midyear pause in newsletters and Harriman's Moscow trip and past talks with Stalin.
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Almanac Entry for Labor Day 1963
UPI almanac for Monday September 2 1963 notes Labour Day amid a near full moon Jupiter visible morning, Mars and Saturn in evening sky. It marks historical events from 1666 great London fire to 1864 Sherman Atlanta campaign to 1919 formation of the Communist party of America to 1945 Japan’s surrender aboard Missouri. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle quote ends.
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Lettuce Grown Seven Feet Round by Isle of Wight Farmer
The Daily Sketch reports a Totland Bay farmer on the Isle of Wight has grown a lettuce seven feet in circumference. The extraordinary vegetable was highlighted by UPI as a striking example of unusually large produce.
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