Turnout soars as Kennedy Mccormack vie for Senate
Boston voters flocked to polls in Massachusetts amid a fierce Democratic primary battle between Ted Kennedy and Edward J. McCormack for the U.S. Senate nomination. Early voting appeared heavy statewide as officials anticipated a total near seven million overall with roughly equal Democratic and Republican participation.
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Desolate Oakland Airport Opens Amid Rough Start
Oakland's new $20 million airport on tidelands opens to few flights as early activity lags. Despite federal and local funding, monthly jet service remains limited with United and other lines planning further reductions while most traffic concentrates at San Francisco International. A San Francisco Oakland Helicopter Airlines hub sees seven daily flights, highlighting a slow start for the bay area air hub.
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Soviets demand seat for Red China at UN
The Soviet Union submitted a new motion in the General Assembly demanding the seating of Red China as the 17th session opened. The move signals a renewed clash in the long-running representation dispute and comes as Moscow also proposes a world conference on trade. Indicators show a broader push against U S policy on Cuba.
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Split Over HARD Meeting Rocks San Lorenzo Village Board
San Lorenzo area split as Lorenzo Village Homes Association and the San Lorenzo Area Recreation District staff debate plans. Directors and residents discuss districtwide actions while none of the invited officials or press attended yesterday's session.
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Possible Cuban naval base move near Banes Cuba
Sources tied to the Cuban underground indicate the Castro government may be planning a naval base on Cuba’s north coast. For weeks families have been removed from an area near Banes, a town northwest of Guantanamo Bay, as the region around Bahia Belle Nipe Nipe is cited in reports.
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Enrollment surge at Hayward State College sparks Cuba rumors
Fall enrollment at Hayward State College reaches 1219 full-time students with hopes to 1400. base activities near Guantanamo raise security and propaganda concerns as Cuban workers face rationing and scrutiny. Russians and Czechs noted in eastern Cuba camps near Santiago. Registration continues through Friday.
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Admiral notes lack of sabotage by Cuban workers at base
In about three years of deteriorating ties between Castro's Cuba and the United States there is no evidence of sabotage or any attempt by Cuban workers at the naval base.
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Foreign Aid Bill Slashed by House Committee
Washington DP The House Appropriations Committee cut 1.1 billion from President Kennedy's 4.7 billion foreign aid request while rejecting a deeper military aid cut. The panel added a provision barring funds to Yugoslavia and Poland.
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Tiros VI Weather Satellite Launch Upstages November Schedule
Cape Canaveral launches America's sixth Tiros satellite to study hurricanes and global weather ahead of Walter Sehirra's spaceflight. Weighing 281 pounds, Tiros VI rode a three stage Delta rocket at 4 53 a m and soon circled the Earth at 17000 mph, speeding to aid the crippled Tiros system.
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Mass escape through Berlin Wall tunnel reported
West Berlin officials said 29 refugees, including women and children, tunneled under the Berlin Wall to reach West Berlin in the largest escape since 1961. police noted barbed wire barriers at the French sector border and Communist retaliation followed.
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Suit Looms on Pay Of Leandro Mayor
A San Leandro residents' suit challenges the mayor's salary ordinance arguing it should be approved by vote. Named complainants include Albert Nahm and Jobn DaBro among others, with the San Francisco firm Togers Clark Jordin planning a formal complaint in Alameda County Superior Court. The action seeks to block or delay payment of city salaries until proper authorization is obtained.
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Prayer for harmony and ethical living in daily life
The text offers a prayer asking for harmony among nations and personal perspective shifts. It emphasizes practical action guided by the principle of doing to others as we would have them do to us, urging a reform of viewpoint and conduct.
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Training of Volunteers for KO Polio Drive Begins
Inside look at how Bay Area volunteers are organized for the KO Polio Drive with guidance for workers. Editorial notes flag Holmes Alexander on Vice President Johnson’s recent visit. Includes columns, obituaries, sports, and local briefs for San Leandro and nearby towns.
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Nuclear blast reported at Novaya Zemlya Arctic site
Swedish sources say the Soviet Union detonated a nuclear device today at its Arctic testing ground on Novaya Zemlya. The blast marks another event in ongoing nuclear testing history and draws international attention from Nordic observers.
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