Kennedy Wins Test Vote in New York Senate Race
Atty General Robert F. Kennedy wins a near five to one party test vote as New York Democrats back Kennedy for U.S. Senate against Republican Kenneth Keating. The State Committee clears the way for a party ballot nomination though Kennedy is not enrolled in the state party. Rep. Samuel Stratton argues against the resolution.
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Fatal Crash Kills Ruth Hartke in Michigan
Miss Ruth Hartke seven, a Dearborn public school consultant and sister of U S Senator Vance Hartke, was killed in a beacon automobile collision on U S 24 east of Napoleon. The crash occurred about three miles from the scene of a smother head-on collision early Monday in which five people died.
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Clergymen condemn Supreme Court over Tropic case
Nine Protestant, Jewish and Catholic leaders issue a sharply worded statement criticizing the Supreme Court for not finding Henry Miller’s Tropic of Cancer and the film The Lovers obscene. The signers, including four archbishops, say the court’s decisions erode moral standards and threaten national survival, urging religious leaders to oppose the majority ruling.
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Supreme Court
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New York Board of Trade
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William J. Brennan
Arthur J. Goldberg
Potter Stewart
Record Traffic Deaths in July Shatters Prior Totals
CHICAGO RP Four thousand four hundred ten traffic accident deaths occurred in July the National Safety Council said today a record for a single month surpassing August 1963. The seven month toll reached twenty five thousand six hundred thirty an eleven percent rise from the previous year. NSC president Howard Pyle called traffic accidents a critical social problem.
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Williams Says McCloskey Funnelled Payoff in 1960 Campaign
Washington Republican senator Williams accused former U S ambassador McCloskey of funneling a 25 000 payoff to the Kennedy Johnson campaign via Bobby Baker and Reynolds. He claimed a total 45 000 kickback tied to a construction contract and a 109 203 60 payment instead of 74 631 28, with a 35 000 kickback to confuse auditors. Williams urged reopening the Baker probe while noting McCloskey’s alleged unlawful contribution scheme.
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Fateful WWII Day Honored on Berlin Walls and Polish Rallies
Berlin and West Berlin marked the fateful 25th anniversary of the invasion of Poland with ceremonies for Allied war dead and calls from East German leaders for full recognition of the regime by all Allies. In Warsaw and Besieged Danzig, leaders held rallies and mourning events as Ulbricht urged inclusion of East Germany in postwar recognition by the United Nations.
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Alameda County Tax Rate Drops A Penny
Alameda County Board of Supervisors lowered the 65 tax rate by one cent to 2.23 dollars per 100 assessed valuation for 1964-65. They approved resolutions setting levies for school districts and special service districts based on a predicted 93 million increase in the county tax base this year.
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Fremont Wins Re Study Of Freeway Route In Oakland Fight
Fremont officials announce a unanimous decision by the California Highway Commission to re study the proposed freeway route. Mayor Don Dillon and Councilman Gene Rhodes cited seven reasons for the need, including civic center plans and potential disruption to the business district. The plan involves collaboration with the Corps of Engineers and Bay Area Rapid Transit to balance freeway service with civic impacts.
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Higgins Doubts Democrats on Mississippi Compromise At Atlantic City
Marguerite Higgins questions Democratic claims of success in the Mississippi compromise. Her editorial-column stance appears on today's page, offering skepticism about political momentum at Atlantic City.
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Daily Prayer Note Rejoices in God's Guidance
A brief devotional prayer thanks God for watching over the faithful on life’s journey. It praises the Creator for preserving both the entering and departing of their days and expresses trust in divine care. The language reflects a reverent, traditional tone.
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Coaches Strike Threat Drops Over Hayward Schools Deal
Hayward Unified coaches postponed a planned strike after the board approved a study on the extra pay policy. A committee will review athletic and activity stipends, including football, drama, band, journalism, and other after school roles, with a decision due January 4.
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Leandran Dies In Nimitz Crash
A San Leandro man, Leandran Davis, 26, was killed when his car veered off the Nimitz Freeway near Fremont Boulevard and struck a sign pole and tree. Three others were hospitalized with injuries. details list names Bobbie Davis, Victoria Avenue Newark. Benjamin Barrientos, 23, Decotn Road. Glen Wilkes, 28, Dutra Way Hayward. and Howard Knapp, 22, Tar Fremont.
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Rocket Lost On Maiden Flight From Cape Kennedy
Cape Kennedy Fla AP launched its Titan 3A on maiden flight to reach orbit. The rocket failed to place a dummy satellite into its intended separate orbit as the third stage did not fire properly. Tracking stations lost radio signals minutes after launch and the craft veered off course.
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