Last Three Primaries Take Place Tomorrow
The last three presidential primaries of the 1960s pro convention campaign are set for Tuesday in New York California and South Dakota. Kennedy leads with 348 convention votes, while Johnson Symington Humphrey Stevenson and others trail. Delegation splits shown for New York California and headlong jockeying for votes amid calls for uncommitted delegates and potential party splits.
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Washinggon
New York
California
South Dakota
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Johnson
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Adlai E. Stevenson
Nebraska
New Mexico
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
Haawaii
Colorado
Washington
Seth
Carmine Gtas
DeSapio
Tammany Hall
GOP
Democratic National
Thunder of Silence Shapes Summer Mystery on NBC
NBCs Sunday night mystery Thunder of Silence offers taut police action set in a state deaf school with a hard working superintendent. Realistic deaf child scenes and investigators in tough jobs mark the episode as standout summer fare while networks push reruns and previews across prime time schedules.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
NBC
CBS
Metropolitan Opera
ABC
Third Plane Victim Located After B58 Crash
In a Fort Worth Convair incident, a B58 supersonic bomber crashed in a violent thunderstorm Saturday night after departing from Kirtland AFB. Three Fort Worth based civilians, employees of General Dynamics Convair, parachuted to earth but perished. A helicopter, two light planes, and a truck aided in locating the body of the third crewman. The crash occurred seven minutes before the scheduled Fort Worth landing at 6 10 p.m.
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Lubbock, Tex
Fort Worth
Tex
Convair
General Dynamics Corp
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
N.M
Named to Commission on Kansas forestry and fish panel
AP report: Frank Horton Wellington is appointed to the Kansas Forestry Fish and Gone Commission by Gov. George Docking to replace Farr Harbaugh of Wellington. Harbaugh, a Republican attorney, served since 1958. The commission has six seats split evenly between major parties. The appointment covers an unexpired term to Dec 31 1962. Harbaugh joined the panel in 1954 before Gov Arn's term ended.
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California
Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles
George McLain
Nixon
Topeka
Frank Horton Wellington
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Gone Commission
George Docking
Farr Harbaugh
Wellington
Harbaugh
Horton
Kansas
Docking
Edward F. Arn
Boy Returns After Mystery Motorist Weekend Vanishing
Five year old Garry Carpenter was reunited with his mother after a weekend disappearance in which a man took him from a Kansas City amusement park. Garry was found Sunday afternoon in Joplin Missouri after a police dog and helicopter search. He said the man took him for a ride, slept in a house, and gave him 80 cents to buy a toy car in a drugstore before leaving.
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Kansas City
Garry Carpenter
Garry
Joplin
Heana Carpenter
Sue
Richard Carpenter
Earl Fortner
U S Tax Collections Show Gain in Kansas
In the first five months of 1960 Kansas federal tax collections rose 142 million dollars from 1959 to 318,878,082. May totals reached about 64 million dollars, up 2 percent. Gains appeared in individual income tax, withholding and social security, and unemployment tax categories.
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Wichita
Kansas
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