Johnson's Unofficial Tally Higher
Johnson shifts closer to Kennedy as AP tally places Kennedy at 363 votes and Johnson at צב149, with 751 needed for the nomination. Symington, Humphrey, Stevenson trail, and 349 remain uncommitted. GOP side shows Nixon at 1007 of 1331 with 665 needed. Goldwater, Rockefeller, and 224 uncommitted.
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New York Population Grows to 16.6 Million in Decade
Washington AP reports New York state's population rose by 763,315 in ten years to 16,596,507, per Census Bureau preliminary 1960 counts. The rise equals about 119 percent, reflecting rapid growth and demographic change across the state.
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Duke Develops Baby Heat Stabilizer At Duke University
MIANNE BRACH Fla AP A Duke University doctor reports a device to monitor and stabilize a baby's temperature during lifesaving surgery. The machine circulates water through blankets to keep core temperature between 49 and 130 degrees Fahrenheit, preventing dangerous cooling and tissue hardening in young patients.
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Muir Glacier Size Reported in Alaska
The Muir Glacier in Alaska covers about 1315 square miles, marking a substantial ice field in the region.
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Expense Accounts Red Prober Blasts Charges In Stories
Washington AP report discusses Congress expense accounts and alleged propaganda in Knight newspapers. Walter defends hearings as truthful while noting misreadings and smears. Lipscomb calls for tighter rules on domestic and overseas travel bills and public reporting of all expenditures.
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Fourth Blue Angel Pilot Dies
In Pensacola, Navy Blue Angels pilot Lt. Anton M. Campanella, 29, from Millburn New Jersey, died Tuesday when his TigerJet crashed and exploded during a training flight. The crash ends a line of fatal incidents affecting the precision flying team.
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Argentina in UN over Eichmann case at Security Council
UNITED NATIONS AP Argentina seeks Security Council action to challenge Israeli removal of Adolf Eichmann asserting sovereignty violation. Israel insists Eichmann will be tried in Israeli court and rejects international tribunal. Argentine officials say Eichmann was captured with government knowledge debated by informed sources.
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Kentucky Vets Urge Cuba Action After Plane Crash
Mobile Bay dispatch reports Kentucky Blue Angel Campanella died in a solo test flight when his plane dived and crashed near the Naval Air Station in Bowling Green. The Kentucky division of United Spanish War Veterans urged strong U.S. action against Fidel Castro and a Security Council meeting followed. The piece also notes ongoing Israel Argentina talks and debates over Eichmann trial methods.
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