Murphy Seeks GOP Campaign Post in Senate
Senator Murphy from California is favored for the Republican campaign post once held by Barry Goldwater. Goldwater, Morton, and Scott discuss Murphy’s fundraising appeal and electability, with talks focusing on cash-raising ability and West-region appeal.
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George Murphy
Ayepears
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Goldwater
Senate
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Murphy
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Murphy Jeans
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
West
Hospital Barricade Blocks Eviction at Interfaith Hospital
In Queens a 10 foot fence of chicken wire seals the Interfaith Hospital entrance as Dr. Thomas W. Matthews leads staff and civil rights supporters against a city marshal eviction over $16,000 in overdue rent. The hospital cares for welfare patients stalled by city payment delays.
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Interfaith Hospital
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Queens
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Interfaith Walth Association
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Interfaith
Timothy Costello
Costello
Liegal
Savings and, Oan Association
Teene r Crime Dominates Philadelphia Arrests
Philadelphia police commissioner Edward J. Bell reported that juveniles account for almost half of major crime arrests. The finding underscores youth involvement in urban crime trends observed in the city.
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Juventles
Edward J. Bell
Hoffa Court Defeat Seen Start Of Fight For Hoffa
Washington AP report says James R Hoffa faces a tough year after the Supreme Court denied his appeal of a jury tampering conviction. Hoffa, sentenced to eight years for the 1964 Chi cago tampering case, vows to fight to avoid prison with possible rehearing stay or habeas corpus.
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Supreme Court
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Laborer Questioned In Ohio Strangling Case Series
Cincinnati police questioned laborer and former cab driver Pasteal Laskey after six elderly women were found strangled since December. authorities say he denied knowledge of Bowmint murder and have not charged him yet as they widen the probe. The killings began December 2 and include a fatal stabbing of Lula Kerrick in an elevator near police headquarters.
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Lula Kerrick
Africans Seek Tighter Sanctions on Rhodesia at UN
African UN delegates debate amendments to Britain’s draft for mandatory sanctions on Rhodesia. Moderates push extending embargo to ore and oil products while militants urge targeting South Africa’s role. US backs the British proposal, opposing forceful action and broader oil embargo.
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United States
Citizens Call For Stronger Air Pollution Action
A clean air advocate from New York urged citizen involvement as essential to pollution control at a National Conference on Air Pollution. Leaders proposed effluent fees, stricter rules, and stiffer penalties. Dingell planned federal tightening of pollution law. Gov Hughes noted few states have robust enforcement programs while costs of clean air were argued to be lower than dirty air. Delaware County residents attended the conference.
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Iowa
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South Dakota
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Washington
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New York
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National Conference On Air Pollution
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
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Konheim
Edwin 8. Mills
Johns Hopkins University
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
Delaware County
Harold A. MacNeilly
Chester
James H. Gortey
Roy F. Weston
Eisenhower Eyes Spring Golf Return After Gallbladder Operation
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower continues to recover at Walter Reed Army Hospital after gallbladder removal for multiple gallstones. Doctors report his condition as satisfactory and note stable vital signs with no transfusion needed. Mamie Eisenhower stays nearby in the presidential suite as surgeons repaired the upper right abdomen.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Tive-Star Generals
Eisenhower
Mamie
Philadelphia transit company appeals sale to SEPTA
The Philadelphia Transportation Co. challenged a Common Pleas ruling to sell its transit system for 54 million to the Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority. The company filed with the state Supreme Court five days before the appeal deadline after the authority had previously offered 59.8 million, a bid rejected by the company.
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