Nunn Leads in Kentucky Primary Election
Unofficial returns from Kentucky show Nunny Louie B Nunn leading by about 1500 votes with 156 precincts reporting. Nunn says he believes he has won while Judge Mar a close Republican rival Jon W Cook declines to concede noting incomplete results.
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UPI
Nunny
Louie B. Nunn
Kentucky
Inj Belt
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Cook
Happy
Chandler
Henry Ward
GOP
Kentuck
Bible Bell
Ward
Senate
Harry Lee
Waterfield
Long plans to quiz IRS over Life magazine leak
Senator Edward V. Long says he will quiz the Internal Revenue Service about Life magazine's disclosure of his $42,000 in legal fees from Morris Shenker in 1963 and 1964. He claims the IRS leaked the information after an audit and vows a Senate inquiry into government harassment, including the leak.
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Washington
Edward V. Long
Internal Revenue Service
Life Magazine
St. Louis
Missouri Democrat
IRS
Life
TRS
Long
Senate
Morris A. Shenker Shenker
Jamies R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Hoffa
Shenker
Betty pregnancy case calls for adoption and schooling
Dr. George W. Crane argues that Betty, a 15 year old from Hetty G.’s parochial high school, should adopt out her baby rather than keep it. He contends teen sentimentality and pressure from peers harm both Betty and the child, urging adoption to preserve Betty’s education and give the child a loving home.
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Betty
Hetty G
Jack
Crane
Daily Review
Director Loses Suit To Halt Commercials
A Los Angeles judge ruled television broadcasters may interrupt films with commercials, denying director George Stevens damages and an injunction over further TV airings of A Place in the Sun. Stevens plans an appeal arguing TV can not butcher films, and sought 2 million from NBC and Paramount Pictures for distortions during a 1996 broadcast. The court held commercials are permissible but must not alter a film’s dramatic quality.
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Los Angeles
George Stevens
Smaker
Itv
Stevens
National Broadcasting Co
Paramount Pictures Corp
NBC
Superior Court
Ben Koenig
Elizseth Taylor
Montgomery
HLF
Presbyterian Church drafts impartial draft law debate in Portland
The 178th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the U S A ends with a report urging an impartial draft system. It calls for broader conscientious objection allowing individuals to weigh justice of specific wars rather than opposing all war.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
178Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Committee On Church and Society
Vietnam
Three Sought In Brockton Armored Truck Holdup
In Brockton Massachusetts three masked bandits described as whisky drinkers robbed a Brink's Inc armored truck of 630000 in cash at the East Side branch of First County National Bank. They waited hours inside the bank then restrained the guards and a bank official with tape and handcuffs.
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Brockton
Mass
Eddie
Brink's “Inc
East Side
Wirst County National Bank
Workmen Handle Giant Optical Mirror at Jet Propulsion Lab
Workers moved the world’s largest optical mirror at Pasadena’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory when it dropped eight inches but the 23 foot aluminum reflector with a 15 ton weight struck the concrete floor without damage. No injuries were reported.
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Pasadena
Jet’ Propulsion Lab
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