Mississippi Democratic Delegates Split Over Freedom Democratic Challenge
John M Bailey proposed excluding two Mississippi delegate groups from the temporary roll as DuJour Rauh leads the Freedom Democrats seeking recognition against the all white regular Democrats. A state injunction blocks use of the Freedom Democratic name.
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Larry Osius Washington
John M. Bailey
Mississippi
Bailey
Joseph L Raun Jr
Rauh
Washington
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Freedom Democrats
Democratic Party
Freedom Democratic Party
Democratic
RFK Showing Demo Strength for NY Senate Nomination
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy appears to hold a solid path to the Democratic state convention nomination for U S Senate in New York. Delegates in many counties favor him though support may vary. Kenneth Keating ward aims for a second term with Republican backing.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Samuel S. Stratton
Amsterdam
Stratton
Kenneth B .Keating
Republican
Doctors at Redstone Arsenal Lead Occupational Health
At Redstone Arsenal Army Missile Command, three doctors head the Occupational Health Service focusing on preventive medicine. They oversee pre employment exams, hearing and vision tests, immunizations, and mental health, while collaborating with safety experts to protect missile workers. Dr. Burton S. Shook, Sr. serves as chief, with Drs. Irene Roan and David Migdell, plus staff Bartley B. Bess and Richard D. Graeser.
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Irene Roan
Occupational Health Service
Army Missile Support Command
Redstone Arsenal
Army Missile Command
Burton S. Shock
David Migdell
Bartley B. Bess
Richard D. Graeser
Sniper Identity Linked to White Male Suspect in Mobile
In Mobile, police say the sniper who critically wounded 15 year old Walter Robinson, a Black boy, has been identified as white. The shooting occurred Monday night as Robinson rode a bicycle in North Mobile. two white occupants fled in a passing car. A $500 reward is offered by the Mobile City Commission for information leading to arrest and conviction.
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Mobile
William Lami
Walter Robinson
Robinson
North
Mobile City Commission
Campus coffee sign sparks security quip at WSU
A Wichita State University cafe sign reads "Happiness is a cup of coffee." A campus wag adds a witty note beneath: "Security is having your own cup."
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Wichita, Kan
Wichita State University
Flat tires blamed on several homes in city
Mrs. Shirley Garrett reported tires deflated on her car at 1307 1st Ave SW and police found air vanished from tires at 1310 1304 1316 1410 1413 1st Ave SW 1601 1614 1616 2nd Ave SW 117 115 Cecil St SW and 104 Albert St SW as officers investigated a possible pattern.
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Shirley Garrett
1St Ave
2Nd Ave
Cecil St
Albert St
First Limestone Cotton Picked at Priceville Gin Co
Tanner Bridgeforth picked the first bale of cotton in Limestone County yesterday weighing 518 pounds then ginned it at the Priceville Gin Co in Morgan County. He planted on April 16 and used 350 pounds of fertilizer with nitrogen side dressing. Raymond Marsh of Madison previously picked Limestone’s first bale last year, three days later than this year.
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Darden
Bridgeforth
Limestone County
Morgan County
Priceville Gin Co
Raymond Marsh
Madison
Limestone
Average American Wheat Use
An average American consumes less than three bushels of wheat per year, reflecting modest domestic demand for wheat on an annual basis. The figure underscores typical dietary patterns and agricultural supply balance in a historical context.
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Atlantic City
Bidwell Adam
Gulfport
Space City TV
Bealtl
Neil W. Grubbs
Conditioned Air Corp
RFK
Plymouthland
Atkins
Chrysler - Plymouth, Inc
Lee Street, N.E
Redstone
The
Army
Occupation Health Service
Dr. Shook
Kryptok
Huntsville
Clinton ST
W. B. Macrory
D. C
First National
Hun
New
Sixth Ave
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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