Lodge and Kennedy feud shapes Massachusetts GOP race
GOP delegates in Massachusetts weigh George Lodge's bid against the Kennedy faction in a long running family political clash. The contest centers on a Senate seat once held by Lodge’s father Henry Cabot Lodge, with notes on Kennedy administration critique and a convention speech by Rep. William E. Miller. Republican Francis W. Perry leads in the lieutenant governor race as Curtis urges support for November victory.
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John F. Fitzgerald
U.S. Senate
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New York
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W. Averell Harriman
Chester Bowles
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
U.N
Adlaid Stevenson
White House
State Department
Miller
Francis W. Perry
Duxbury
John F. Parker
Taunton
Parker
Sonotone WISP-EAR Ear Hearing Aid Ad
An advertisement touts the Sonotone WISP-EAR hearing aid as cordless and fully worn in the ear. It claims the device weighs under a fraction of an ounce, is the world’s smallest, and helps seven of ten people with hearing loss. No obligation hearing service offered at 2nd floor Rialto Theatre Building, phone SW 2-7853.
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Rialto Theatre
Judge Continues to Face Guilty Verdicts and Jail Time
The article describes ongoing legal actions around John Keogh and associates, including guilty verdicts and prison terms. It covers sentences reduced to one year for one defendant and the involvement of special prosecutor William G. Handley. It notes juror deadlock, extensive testimony, and the broader context of a campaign against corruption in New York public office.
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Jai
Moore
Erdman
William G. Handley
Atty
Robert ¥. Kennedy
Washington
Weinfeld
Keogh
Kahaner
Corallo
Keoga
O’dwyer
Brooklyn
U.S. Marine Corps
Army
Anjcepters
Cambodia
James J. Moran
New York City
O'Dwyer
Ho Chi Minh
O'Day
Viet Nam
de Keogh
Suicide and dynamite tied to air crash death
FBI probe into the May 22 Continental Airlines 707 disaster that killed 45 points to a passenger taking dynamite and planning suicide to avoid charges. Thomas G. Doty of Kansas City bought life insurance for his wife and had pending armed robbery charges. his companion Mrs Geneva Greenwood Fraley of Independence was the only named passenger.
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Washington
FBI
Continental Airlines
Unionville
Thomas G. Doty
Kansas City
Doty
Dety
Cosmities
Geneva Greenwood Fraley
Independence
Chicago
Viet Nam Update From Saigon Central Hamlet Program
Reports state Ben Cat in a strategic hamlet area near Saigon continues Operation Sunrise with villagers relocated under guard. In the field, about 1,200 Vietnamese troops with a new armored personnel carrier press a government operation 40 miles north of Saigon as Communist propaganda attacks the hamlet plan.
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Saigon
Ben Cat
Viet Nam
Algiers Faces Assault as Post Office Is Sealed Off
Armies tighten hold over Algiers as French troops surround the central post office amid rumors of a blast. Arson hits Gaza stations and a Jewish school while power supplies falter after Darguina Dam sabotage. City halls and airports show fragile order as European crowds seek exit visas and tickets resume sale. In Oran, the secret army suffers casualties and captures.
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Etienne Duval
Algiers
Secret
Oran
Darguina Dam
Maison’ S Blance
Secret Army
Fiwo
Canada Election Forecast Sees Narrow Race Monday
Ottawa AP report outlines a tight Canadian election with Liberal leader Lester Pearson and Prime Minister John Diefenbaker vying for a parliamentary majority. Economic issues like unemployment and dollar devaluation accompany fears of space and defense policies shaping voter choices.
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John Diefenbake
Liberal Party
Nobdeli
Lester B Jer
Pearson
United States
Uss.r.uclear
House of
Quebec
Ontario
Diefenbaker
U.S
Nuclear strategy debates and Korea economic shifts
In a NATO context, McNamara argues for destroying enemy military forces over civilians while warning against city strikes to deter Soviet attack. He outlines four items toward greater alliance integration. Separately in Korea, Song resigns amid inflation and currency reforms as the junta freezes private accounts to fund development and replaces the won.
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Soviet Union
McNamara
University of Michigan
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
France
NATO Alliance
United States
NATO
Anl
Song
U.S
Park
Ible
South Korean Premier Resigns in Currency Reform Fallout
South Korea’s premier Song Yo-Chan quit amid a dispute over economic policy and a currency reform that paralyzed business. His entire cabinet resigned but the military junta accepted only Song and Finance Minister Chun Byung-Kyu. The move follows the junta’s reduced civilian influence and growing split over economic policy.
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Song
Tiger
Yo-Chan
South Korea
Chun Byung-Kyu
Chun
Yun Po-Sun
United States
South
Bojan
Lawsuit alleges vote suppression amid school staff firing
A federal suit filed in Biloxi accuses George County voters registration efforts and school board actions of intimidating Negro citizens. It centers on the firing of Mrs. Talbert, a commerce teacher and librarian, who claimed she and her husband were denied voting privileges after years of poll taxes. The complaint seeks reinstatement of Talbert and an injunction to stop officials from pressuring Negro teachers to abstain from testifying or registering to vote. Defendants include the George County Board of Education, its chairman and members, Superintendent Evana, and other officials. Judge Harold Cox is set to hear the case next Saturday.
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M. A. Hayes
Commerce
Talbert
Justice Department
George County Election Commission
George County
Greene County
Board of Education
US Dist
Harold Cox
Biloxi
Board of Education of
Oscar G. Rounsaville
Willie E. Brown
Douglas W. Daughterill
Lewis M. Henderson
Carlos McLaine
Supt
Evana
Mitchell honors Grissom with building name and ceremony
Grissom returns to Indiana for Mitchell persimmon festival tribute ceremony at Lehigh Field with Capehart Gov Welsh Rep Wilson and local officials. He is made honorary sorority member and told the crowd he never expected such honors. The new Mitchell junior high will be named the Virgil L. Grissom Building as he and his family plan a visit before departing Monday.
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Mitchell
Lehigh Field
iCapehart
Matthew E. Welsh
Earl Wilson
Rind
Roy F. Tra
Frederick L. Hovde
Purdue University
Grissom
Kentucky
Virgil L. Grissom
Betty
Scott
Mark
Wreck Continues Details Of Bennettsville Sailors
Officers said Ervin J. Montfond 29 of Bennettsville South Carolina a sailor at the Jacksonville Navy Air Station was in critical condition from a broken neck. He was flown by helicopter to Womack Hospital at Fort Bragg. Claude Wallace 28 also suffered a broken neck. Thomas J. Montford Jr. 21 Ervin's brother was not injured. all are from Bennettsville.
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Ervin J. Montfond
Bennettsville
S.C
Jacksonville
Fla
Womack Hospital
Ft. Bragg
Claude Wallace
Thomas J. Montford, Jr
Ervin
Airlines fight over cockpit crew levels in union dispute
A long running stalemate over reducing cockpit crews from four to three pits the engineers union against the pilots union. Negotiations span nearly two years with 1961 marked by the worst airline strikes in U.S. history.
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Engineers’ Union
Pilots’ Union
U.S
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