Hollings, Morrah Win South Carolina Senate Nominations
In South Carolina Democratic primaries, former Gov. Ernest Hollings and conservative State Sen. Bradley Morrah won decisive nominations for the U.S. Senate seats. Hollings defeated incumbent Sen. Donald S. Russell, while Morrah beat Liberal lawyer John Bolt Culbertson. Unofficial returns from 682 of 1,615 precincts show Hollings 65,538 to 39,026 for Russell. Morrah 49,029 to 31,230 for Culbertson. Voter support came from Black and labor voters in places like Columbia’s Ward Nine and Olympia ward. Russell’s perceived self appointment to the Johnston seat hurt his bid. Hollings carried only Calhoun County among SC counties.
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Columbia
S.C
Ernest F. Hollings
Bradley Morrah
South Carolina
U.S
Senate
Hollings
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Donald S. Russell
President Johnson
John Bolt Culbertson
Russell
Morrah
John Bolt Cul
Bertson
Clin .D. Johnston
Robert McNair
Culbertson
Olympia
Anderson
Spartanburg
Hastings
Carlina
Russel
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Calhoun
Marshall Parker
Parker
Sunset on the Moon Surges Many Photos From Surveyor I
Surveyor I televised eerie sunsets on the moon to clock a historic end to a stream of lunar pictures. The Jet Propulsion Laboratory noted possible thin atmosphere clues as the sun dipped, with sunlit ridges and a glow from Earth in the distance.
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Pasadena
Calif
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Surveyor
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Zeady
Earth- Ward
Six Are Safe In Air Mishap
A single engine plane crashed six miles south of Bristol Tennessee but all six occupants escaped without serious injury. Pilot Steve Doran said he planned to refuel at Tri Cities Airport but could not locate it due to low clouds. The aircraft struck a rocky ridge, bounced, and landed in a field before bursting into flames. all passengers exited through standard doors. Passengers included Mrs. Doran and their three month old son Chris, Mrs. Dick Walsten and her two daughters Tammy and Faith, en route from Charlotte to Twin Oaks Michigan.
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Bristol, Tenn
Here
Steve Doran
Sumter
Tri-Cities
Doran
Chris
Dick Wal Sten
Kalamazoo
Mich
Tammy
Faith
Charlotte
N.C
Twin Oaks
Private Eye Reveals 10 Day Snoop Kit For Spying
Senate hearings heard private detective John W. Leon describe a 10-day blitz kit for domestic snooping. The set includes telephone bugs voice transmitters voice activated recorders and an automatic camera to monitor any room or the family car. Leon said 80 percent of domestic clients are husbands seeking what their wives do.
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Washington
Senate
John W. Leon
Bernard Finsterwald Jr
Leon
Hue and Saigon Demonstrations Spark Tear Gas Clashes
Buddhist led protests erupt across Saigon for third day as riot police scatter marchers with tear gas. In Hue hundreds fast all day in memory of Buddhists killed fighting government troops. Monks, nuns, and students block streets. Quang Tri joins in. American air and ground forces press the war against the Communists with reports of battles and air strikes.
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Saigon
Hue
Cholon
Buddhist Institute
Wue
Thich Tri Quang
Quang
Willard Pearson
Rioting Ends as 500 Police Patrol Puerto Rican District
More than 500 police patrolled a riot torn 16 block Puerto Rican area in Chicago. About 26 arrests were made as crowds hurled rocks and bottles but no shots were fired. Patrols remained in force with helicopters overhead while taverns closed and businesses boarded windows.
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Chicago
Downton
James Holzman
Wilson
Regimental fight in Kontum leaves Viet Cong forces dented
U S paratroopers declare North Viet Nam's 24th Regiment no longer a fighting force after the Kontum plateau battle. Brig. Gen. Willard Pearson says allied gains could reach a 14 to 1 kill ratio. Air force strikes report two North Vietnamese planes shot down while Phantoms hit targets along the Haiphong coast.
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101St Airborne Division
North Viet Nam
Kontum Plateau
Pearson
Viet Nam
Haiphong
Hanoi
U.S
Tonking Gulf
Thanh Hoa
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Willard Pearson
Dak To
Laos
Bitter Soviet attack on U S Viet Nam policy at Geneva
The Geneva disarmament talks resumed as Soviet delegate Roschin blasted U S policy in Viet Nam. He accused Washington of militarism and warned against any peace treaty limiting nuclear arms while U S troops stay in Viet Nam. U S negotiator Foster denounced the speech as propaganda and blamed it for stalling progress.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Geneva
Alexei A. i.Roschin
United States
Roschin
William C. Foster
Genoa
Washington
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
West Germany
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Romania
Rusk urges Geneva path for disarmament talks
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the Soviet Union to continue disarmament discussions at Geneva and to move talks from the battlefield to the conference table. He spoke in Denver after the Geneva envoy’s remark about troop pullouts, drawing applause from more than 7,200 attending Rotary International events. Hodges elected Rotary president for 1967-68 in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Dean Rusk
Hodges
North Carolina
Luther H. Hodges
Rotary International
Salt Lake City
United States
Viet Nam
West Germany
Rusk
Geneva
Loneliness case drives London woman to cinema daily
Violet Forno, a widow, has visited the same London theater five times weekly for ten years, sitting in the same seat to watch films twice. She says loneliness keeps her active, prefers comedies, and the theater recently gave her a luminous clock and two-month pass after alarm troubles. The story ties to a broader report on modern loneliness.
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London
Violet Forno
Twister hits Virginia area near Leesburg
An apparent tornado swept through a rural area about six miles east of Leesburg tearing into a dairy farm owned by Coleman C. Gore. The $65,000 dairy barn was destroyed though no cattle were inside, with machinery damaged. A 125-foot high blower box stand near a silo was toppled and several trees uprooted.
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Leesburg
Here
Coleman C. Gore
Hoffa Plans to Expand Power Amid Appeal Delay
Teamsters Union President James R. Hoffa, awaiting a Supreme Court appeal of his eight year jury tampering sentence, outlines plans to resume the presidency and build broader control. He envisions creating a general vice president post to ensure a smooth succession and to extend national labor contract reach for millions of members.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Supreme Court
Hoffa
Teamsters
Miami Beach
Fla
Weather Summary for Virginia and North Carolina
VIRGINIA variable clouds Ness cooler day with highs in the 80s. Wednes day will be warmer. Thursday fair and slightly warmer. NORTH CAROLINA scattered showers ending near coast Wednesday afternoon otherwise fair and mild with highs 69 to 84 in the mountains and 78 to 85 elsewhere. Generally fair and warm Thursday.
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Virginia
North Carolina
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