Kennedy Wins Massachusetts Primary Victory
Ted Kennedy sweeps the Massachusetts primary as supporters hail the campaign start. He thanks campaign workers and masses who expressed confidence. McCormack concedes, praises Kennedy, and vows to back the winner. President and Mrs. Kennedy vote for Ted and depart quickly after a brief campaign showing. Volpe seeks re nomination, with Endicott Peabody and Clement Riley also running. Eisenhower anticipated for October GOP rally. Harvard’s H Stuart Hughes runs as an independent in the general election.
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Tiros Satellites Track Weather and Politics in Orbit
Tiros 5 and 6 operate together marking the first time two US weather satellites work simultaneously. The pair will photograph hurricane formations to map origins and movements while aiding Schirra's six orbit flight plan. McCormack Kennedy race and Lodge Curtis contest featured as Massachusetts issues.
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Kidnapping scare grips family near Cumberland
Bonnie Persinger, an eighth grader from Allegheny County, was allegedly abducted by a group of women who forced her into a car and later dictated a ransom plan. She described an apartment, new clothes, and an $1,000 ransom to be left under a tank behind the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. office in Cumberland while authorities traced the leads and alerted state police. The girl later called home from a Cumberland pay station and provided details about the suspects and the escape.
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State Company Seeks To Buy Ethyl Corp
A Virginia based Albemarle Power Manufacturing Co plans a purchase of Ethyl Corp an additives maker for gasolene. Ethyls past earnings and high dividend policy favor the bid while Ethyls assets and employee count rival Albemarle. Financing proposals around 200 million are reported as Albemarle aims to swing the deal.
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Foreign aid bill faces big cuts and anti communism ban
The committee trimmed foreign aid requests across 58 countries with the largest reduction on loans for economic development from 1.95 billion to 225 million. A ban was written against funds to assist any nation governed by communism, targeting Poland and Yugoslavia, though a Krakow hospital project was approved. The piece also notes a family in Covington with a worker at West Virginia Pulp & Paper Co and a son named David.
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Senator Says School Move Major Threat
A Raleigh report states a new packaging service added to North Carolina State Port facilities in Wilmington could shift export handling, affecting school assistance funds and port viability. Senator Olin D. Hatchson argues the Justice Department suits threaten the program and local jobs. Ports and textile firms weigh broader impacts on shipping, labeling, and where products are finished versus shipped.
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Trade Battle Persists Over Tariff Point Provisions
Senate debate centers on peril point provision allowing the President to negotiate tariff cuts with Tariff Commission guidance. Kennedy-backed idea would let the President override set limits, drawing Bush and Mansfield criticism for weakening protections. Kerr argues observers and veto power risk paralysis in negotiations.
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