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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1963
Page
2
The article recounts John F. Kennedy's 1946 bid for Congress in Massachusetts. It details his late filing, provisional residency tricks, the role of his father and campaign team, and early strategy including use of a strong personal network. Kennedy wins the Democratic primary with about 22,183 votes, positioning him to pursue national office.
LOS ANGELES AP Most of a will by songwriter Roy Thre will be used to aid aspiring singers Gladys Turk 63 who died 1905 NW Ang m1 Teil the will ordering attorney Max Fink to organize the Gladys Turk Foundation for Jensham who wrote hits such as To Get By and Walking My Baby Back Home Fink was to choose directors for the foundation who will select deserving persons to help
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The piece recalls Grand Sos Junk and Grand father Wilsgerald dancing atop a campaign table in a cracked recital of Sweet Adeline at headquarters. It marks the swan song of old colonial Boston politics and hints at a coming new generation on the Hill.
San Francisco AP report quotes Gen Stanley Mosk stating about ten California underworld Cosa Nostra members are known to police. He places the largest group, around fifty, in Los Angeles with others in San Diego Lake Tahoe region and the Bay Area. The Justice Department says nationwide membership around four hundred thousand.
John A. Gyanotisti spoke at the National Association of Postmasters in Honolulu about Hawaii's goddess of fire legend as Kilanea crater on Kilauea erupted, signaling potential volcanic danger while he warned that eruptions could threaten the islands.
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