Runoff in North Carolina and Maine primary races noted
The report outlines GOP renomination challenges for Maine’s Gov. John H. Reed, facing James Erwin, with other party nominations in Maine and North Carolina. It highlights massachusetts and connecticut primary activity, endorsements, and statewide races including senate and house contests across states.
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Tile Associaten Press
John H. Reed
Maine
Reed
James
Erwin
U.S. Senate
North Carolina
Connecticut
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Edward W. Brooke
Truman
Jack Lewis Smith
Kenneth M. Curtis
House
Dana Www
Childs
Senate
Carlton Day Reed Jr
William D. Hathaway
Honard ML Foley
Stanley K. Tuppear
Ralph D. Brooks Jr
Peter A. Garland
Congress
Eben Elwell
Peter N. Kyros
Soldier dies in Viet Nam mystery shooting at base
Mrs Birdsell received a telegram stating her husband Set J.C. George Birdsell died in Viet Nam on 16 June 1965 from a gunshot wound while trying to stop an escaping prisoner at a base. The letter suggested his unit’s commander was not detailing how the death occurred, hinting at an intelligence role involving prisoner interrogation.
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George
Secretary of the Army
J.C. George DB. Birdsell
Viet Nam
Mel Birdsell
Resolution denounces Miranda ruling backlash in Virginia meetings
Thompson an assistant professor of law at Northwestern University says confessions will vanish as evidence after Escobedo and Miranda. The Virginia association resolution criticizes courts for prioritizing defendants rights over public safety and calls for government of law. Copies sent to President Johnson and Chief Justice Warren. banquet speaker was Sen A Willis Robertson. Blandford elected association president.
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Escobedo
Thompson
Mon-day
Northwestern University Law School
Association of Commonwealth’s Attorneys of Virginia
Johnson
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Association
California Population Pressure and Pollution Threats Rise
California faces rapid population growth with 61 percent migration and 39 percent natural increase. Air and water pollution worsen across urbanized areas, harming crops and quality of life. By 1969 Los Angeles area and Watts see rising minority concentrations and job struggles, triggering debates on curbing growth through water limits, power and freeway policies, and potential arrival taxes.
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California
Cale Mia
Santa Barbara
San Diego
Taa
Neeroos
Los Angeles
Watts
Conk
Californa
Bhutto Education Path Through Bombay and California
Pakistan leader Bhutto attended schools in Bombay India until 1937 then moved to the University of California where he earned a political science bachelor's degree in 1950 with honors.
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Pakistan
Bhutto
Bombay
India
University of California
Johnson outlines appointments and policy notes in briefing
President Johnson announced reshuffles at the top levels of education and federal agencies. Raborn Murton Nabrit is named to succeed Mary I. Bunting at Texas Southern University, with Gerald F. Tape slated for another five-year FCC term and Rosel H. Hyde designated for a new FCC chairmanship. John Hugh Crimmins named ambassador to the Dominican Republic, Tapley Bennett becomes ambassador to Portugal, and other nominees include Nicholas Johnson to the FCC and Henry D. Owen to lead State Department policy planning. The briefing also covers Sino American talks, Vietnam, and foreign policy cautions amid domestic polling signals.
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Murton Nabrit
Texas Southern University
Houston
James
Howard University
Mary I. Bunting
Johnson
Gerald F. Tape
ABC
Federal Communications Commission
Rosel H. Hyde
FCC
Hyde
Dominican Republic
John Hugh ‘Crimmins
Santo Domin- 20
W. Tapley Bennett
Portugal
de Gaulle
France
Soviet Union
United States
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Communist
China
Dean Rusk
Mansfield
Viet Nam
Saigon
Neuyeh Cao Ky
Honolulu
Liine
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Commerce
John T. Connor
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Boston
Cleveland
New Orleans
New York
Omaha
Philadelphia
Watts
Los Angeles
Providence
A.L. Pasco
Wash
Saginaw
Mich
San Antonio
Tex
Mississippi Delta
Nicholas Johnson
William Henry
Winthrop Knowlton
Treas Jury
Henry D. Owen
State Department
Miami Wedding Of The Year Ends In Plane Flight
Ronald Rothstein, 23, a University of Miami law student, fled the planned Fontainebleau Hotel wedding to Susan Grenald, heir to a drugstore chain, aboard a plane. The event, billed as the wedding of the year with a white cloud altar and six foot cake, was canceled. Flowers and cake to be donated to Variety Children’s Hospital.
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Miami
Pla
Ronald Richard Rothstein
University of Miami
Susan Grenald
Fontainebleau Hotel
Susan Is
Susan
Variety Children’s Hospital
Lou Paley
Fontainebleau
Grenald
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