Kennedy to Establish Residence in Glen Cove for Senate Bid
Ally Gen Robert F Kennedy plans to relocate to Glen Cove on Long Island to seek the Democratic nomination for the U S Senate seat. An Albany Knickerbocker News source says he obtained a residence and will move in soon, with an expected Tuesday announcement of candidacy. Kennedy currently resides in Virginia and votes from Massachusetts.
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Hurricane Clon nears Caribbean with Jamaica in path
Hurricanes Clon battered near the Dominican Republic as it skirted Haiti and moved toward Jamaica, with no damage reported in the Dominican Republic. In Detroit, Walter P. Reuther warned of possible auto industry upheaval if bargain talks stall near contract deadlines with General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler. Separately in Sweden, Uppsala University Hospital reported the birth of septuplets, seven babies born four months premature, linked to hormone treatment for infertility.
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Today’s Prayer Exalts Life and Purpose in Belief
A devotional prayer thanks the Lord Jesus for life and eternal meaning. It asks to be saved from aimless living and to be granted a life that is meaningful on earth and forever in heaven. Amen.
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Convention Program for Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City
The Monday program lists a 7 30 am Eastern start with invocations and welcomes by Gov Richard J Hughes and Gov Carl Sanders. It includes the platform committee’s domestic policy plank, credentials, rules, and remarks by J Albert House Jr and Sen John Pastore. Davie Bruce Ma tch delivers an oratorical contest winner tribute. Adjournment follows benediction by Rev Franklin Fry.
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Democratic convention opens amid civil rights push in Atlantic City
Report on the 1964 Democratic National Convention opening in Atlantic City. Democrats pledge fair Civil Rights Act enforcement and seek compromise on seating the Mississippi delegation. Backstage peacemakers and leaders like Hubert H. Humphrey shape the platform while disputes over Mississippi and vice presidential picks unfold. Deliberations contrast with sunny, steamy boardwalk scenes and demonstrators demanding seating for the Freedom Democratic group.
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Cypriot Archbishop Seeks Soviet Arms and Advisers
Marguerite Higgins questions if the Cypriot archbishop can win outside help by courting Soviet arms and advisers. The columnist analyzes potential outcomes and implications for the Cyprus struggle and regional security.
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Alabama Delegation Shifts Toward Loyalty Pledge at Convention
Three Alabama delegates and two alternates signed a loyalty pledge to the presidential nominee today, with forecasts of 22 to 30 signees. The shift could keep Alabama on the convention floor and avoid seating fights, while Mississippi remains divided over representation. Civil rights leaders King and Henry mobilize support for the Freedom delegation, aiming to seal seats and votes on the floor.
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Murphy Attack Speech Fireworks at Hayward Rally
Republican U S Senate hopeful George Murphy urged a strengthened American military, denouncing Democrats and the Johnson administration. Speaking before about 700 at the Oliver estate, Murphy attacked Pierre Salinger, called for professional military input in policy, and blasted deficits while praising down‑the‑line GOP ticket as electable.
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Mobs Rage in South Vietnam Cities
Rioters across Saigon Hue and Da Nang sacked and burned buildings in the worst anti government unrest since last summer. Youth mobs attacked the Student Union in Saigon and stoned barracks in Da Nang while American troops fired warning shots. A grenade wounded three demonstrators and a woman died after a later blast.
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Crossing Decision Date Set For Bay Crossing Plan
A tentative October 1 date was set in Sacramento for a decision on where the next San Francisco Bay crossing will be built. John Erreca of the state Department of Public Works and a Toll Crossings Authority member announced the session could decide the fate of the Southern Crossing between Southern Alameda County and the peninsula shore. Governor Brown indicated support for the Point to Roberts Landing bridge long backed by Southern Alameda County.
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