Bailey Challenges GOP on Civil Rights
Bailey attacked the Republicans for equating their Kennedy era civil rights record and urged them to produce facts matching the Kennedy record. He cited Democratic progress on civil and voting rights and vowed to hire qualified personnel regardless of race while prep remarks touched Rockefeller and Javits and party strategy ahead of November.
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Pause and Ponder on Blessed Be Ye When Persecuted
A reflective verse echoes Jesus words from Matthew 5 11 12 urging joy amid persecution for righteousness. It frames mockery and false speech as part of faithful witness and heavenly reward.
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Precedents for LBJ and VP renomination in 1964
The piece traces vice presidential renomination as a long-standing tradition since World War I, noting rare exceptions like Henry A Wallace. It cites Lincoln’s 1860 choice of Andrew Johnson over Hannibal Hamlin and explains later norms favoring renomination, concluding that by 1964 the pattern favored Johnson’s renomination.
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Recorder of Four Presidents' Words Is Fired Friday
Washington reports that Romagna, longtime official White House stenographer, was fired Friday. The White House replaces the job with Alderson Reporting Co to provide multiple reporters and reduce bias in transcripts. Romagna, aged 51, said it felt like a lifetime job and had served since Franklin D. Roosevelt era.
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1500 Expected To Attend 95th Cattlemen's Meet
About 1500 persons are expected to attend the 95th annual Colorado Cattlemen's Association convention in Sterling from June 7 to 9. Milbert Kahl, convention chairman, says four principal speakers and a panel on reapportionment of the Colorado legislature will address the gathering. Speakers include Cy N Radcliffe, Baise Idaho, B H Darman, Gordon King, and Clarence St Girard of the Packers and Stockyards Division of the U S Agricultural Marketing Service.
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Castro says US cannot afford alliance and talks on compensation
Fidel Castro told two British reporters that the United States cannot afford the Alliance program for Latin America. He said Cuba is willing to discuss compensation for nationalized U.S. property in Cuba if Washington would buy sugar. He noted Cuba will prioritize industrial building and development of a large iron ore deposit in Oriente Province.
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Suckinsham A Local Social Update From Livengood
Mrs Katie Croissant hosts a Staninhee home gathering Thursday. Elsie Mier of Greeley spent Thursday with Mrs Rae dalph Milzel and stayed overnight. Lacry and Debbie Castor visited their grandmother in Stoneham. Mr and Mrs Duane Castor hosted dinner with the Holthusen family. Gary Coster, working in Taner Wyoming, spent the weekend with his parents in region. Several trips to Greeley for weddings and visits, including Virginia Speaker and Wayne Fritz, plus a Buckingham Alley Danze event in New Family Alta Green home Sunday.
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California Flier Wins Women's Air Race Friday
Nassau Bahamas. Saunders from El Cajon California won the four day Women’s International Air Race from Houston to Nassau. She flew a Cessna 172, with a used motor, and finished in 11 hours 5 minutes plus 8.05 points. Second place went to Murporet Callaway of Wilmington Ohio in a similar craft with 11 hours 16 minutes and 5.99 points. Mary Anny Noah of Mission Kansas finished third in a Piper Cherokee. The field started with 28 entrants, 26 finished, with legs stopping in Valdosta Fort Lauderdale and West End Grand Bahama Island.
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Yale to Award JFK Honorary Degree in June
Yale University plans to confer an honorary degree on President Kennedy at the June commencement in New Haven. The White House disclosed the event, noting Kennedy will travel to New Haven, Conn., to receive the degree and deliver a speech at Yale’s exercises. The announcement comes as Harvard 40 alumni Kennedy prepares for the ceremony.
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Kennedys Plan Summer Vacation at Downey Home
President and Mrs. Kennedy will vacation this summer at the Downey home on Squaw Island near Hyannis Port Massachusetts. Mrs Kennedy and the children Caroline and John Jr will stay there from mid June to end of July with the President joining on weekends. The Downeys are longtime friends of the Kennedy family and a Newport stay may follow later in the season.
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Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle From 1962 Feature
A cryptogram puzzle page presents a daily quote clue with letter substitutions and a sample solution. It includes the daily cryptogram and a previous quote as a solved example, noting a long yellow format and the publisher Hing Features Syndicate.
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Nevada test blast reported as low yield nuclear event
AP reports a low yield underground nuclear test at the Nevada site amid limited details from the Atomic Energy Commission. The blast is described as part of the series, with minimal information released by authorities.
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