Humphrey says U.S. may not be doing enough for cities
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey warned in Virginia Beach that federal aid programs expand but do not replace local government duties. He cited urbanization, rising government revenues, and growing state local spending while urging cooperation to tackle housing, education, poverty, and health, noting nine million homes lack basic services.
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Judge Spars Banter As Elderly Defendant Faces Charge
City Judge Riley Graham in Chattanooga Tennessee heard a minor charge from a 56 year old man. The judge quipped that he was 58 and the man looked older. The man replied that he had worked hard all his life, prompting light humor in the courtroom.
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Southern Governors Attack Voting Rights Act At Sea Island
South Carolina Gov. Robert E. McNair and Mississippi Gov. Paul B. Johnson Jr. condemned the federal voting rights law as a discriminatory double standard. Each signaled a challenge, with McNair planning a lawsuit and Johnson pledging to contest while pressing for universal literacy qualification. Alabama Gov. George C. Wallace also criticized the act as leaders gathered for the Southern Governors Conference.
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Norwegian Premier Concedes Defeat In National Elections
Oslo AP report: Prime Minister Einar Gerhardsen admits a setback as socialists lose ground in Norway’s parliamentary vote. With 74 seats, coalition talks loom as Liberals and center parties vie for power amid a fragmented 150-member Storting.
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Goren On Bridge column review of a bid and play
A bridge problem examined with South opening one club and West bidding to four hearts, leading to a six clubs overcall and a high staggered score. West's take for East's hand yields a 900 point loss, with East and West failing to secure a safer contract.
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Kashmir Conflict Pushes China Russia Relations Toward Tension
AP analysis notes the India Pakistan clash could prompt Moscow to warn Beijing against meddling. Soviet statements urge restraint, warn of broader conflagration if outside powers continue incitement. Moscow seeks peace talks, while Peking faces likely rebuttal from the Kremlin.
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Riverton hosts three Wyoming liquor industry gatherings
In Riverton the Wyoming Beer Wholesalers held their convention followed by the Wyoming Liquor Dealers Association meeting and then the Wyoming Alcoholics Anonymous opened its convention, all within a short span. The sequence suggests no proven link but marks a busy period for the town.
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