Kennedy Support Is Cited Across 13 States
Democratic leaders nationwide credit Sen. John F. Kennedy with strong backing in 13 states totaling 394 convention votes toward the 761 needed for nomination. Results show Kennedy leading in New England and parts of New York Ohio and Arizona while 17 states indicate lighter support shared with Lyndon B. Johnson and others.
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Frank's Widow Sells Home in Westport
Mrs. Janet Wagner Frank widow of Julian Frank, killed in January plane crash at Bolivia NC, sold her Ellery Lane home. Buyers E Pennnington and Maren Meyer Jr. of Stamford assume a $24,803 mortgage. deed shows a $17,000 cash payment. Mrs. Frank resumes modeling in New York.
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Sinatra Wayne clash at Hollywood night club sparks scuffle
Frank Sinatra and John Wayne reportedly shoved each other after a charity dinner at the Moulin Rouge on Sunset Boulevard. Police later cited a scuffle involving Sinatra and two parking lot attendants, with one attendant alleging a bodyguard struck him. The event raised 125000 for mentally retarded children.
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U S Protests Cuba Over Sea Poacher Incident
The United States protested to Cuba after what it called an unprovoked attack on the submarine Sea Poacher while at high seas. Lester D. Mallory delivered the demand for an explanation and disputed Fidel Castro claims of U S aggression and Cuban pursuit.
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Eisenhower Mulls Tough Stand on Spy Flights with Khrushchev
President Eisenhower is prepared to tell Nikita Khrushchev that the United States may take any measures it deems necessary to defend itself and its Allies against surprise attack. Officials say spy flights over Soviet territory will likely continue if deemed vital to U.S. security, while some analysts question Khrushchev’s motives amid domestic Soviet pressures.
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Aft er-hours depositor leaves $50 check at Atlantic Bank
Ralph Norman an Atlantic realtor found a $50 check in an envelope on the floor of his office Friday with a note saying deposit to my account The Atlantic Farmers Savings Bank had closed its doors during the low mood and the building was formerly occupied by the bank.
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Khrushchev Arrives in Paris For Summit Ambiguity
Unsmiling Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev lands at Orly amid muted French reception and tense mood ahead of a Monday summit with President Eisenhower. He appears dour, faces reporters without greeting officials, while Russian residents cheer as he proceeds to a microphone.
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Rockefeller rejects vice presidential bid again
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller declines any role at the Republican National Convention and says he cannot leave the New York governorship to become vice president. He also refuses to serve as keynoter or permanent chairman and has not endorsed Nixon.
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Eisenhower Heads to Paris for Khrushchev Talks
President Eisenhower departed from Washington for the Paris summit to meet Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev as tensions rise over the U S spy plane affair. He waved farewell from Andrews Air Force Base and flew via Goose Bay Labrador ending with a tense diplomatic visit.
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Soviet Space Ship Launch Reported Ahead of Paris Summit
Moscow dispatch says the Soviet Union launched a space ship with a dummy spaceman aboard to test satellite ship systems. The craft weighs over four tons and orbits about 200 miles up with control from Earth. return of the dummy is not planned.
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Davy Crockett Faces Charge In Gun Case
A 16 year old New York University student David Crockett was accused in Felony Court of possessing an unloaded pistol without a permit. He said the gun was being taken to a Greenwich Village antique dealer and was registered in New Jersey. Magistrate James A Roe Jr released him on bail pending a hearing.
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Democratic hopefuls sprint toward May primary schedule
North Carolina four Democratic candidates for governor plan multiple appearances as they near the May 28 primary. Terry Sanford, Malcolm Seawell, I Beverly Lake and John D Larkins announce numerous speeches, stops in counties, and club engagements through the week, while Republican Robert Gavin lines up two speeches.
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