Kennedy seeks living memorial amid political plans
At the White House meeting Frank Mankiewicz said the gathering aimed to discuss a living memorial for Senator Kennedy. Kennedy, 36, returning from Maine aboard a chartered sailboat, offered no comment on political plans. Cardinal Cushing suggested retirement to care for brothers’ orphaned children, while DiSalle announced Kennedy’s nomination at the Democratic National Convention and Humphrey indicated interest in Kennedy as running mate contingent on Kennedy’s wishes.
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Fulbright Confident of Early Win in Arkansas Primary
The Associated Press reports Senator Fulbright, seeking a fifth term, dismisses his three Democratic rivals and predicts a 65 percent win in next week's Arkansas primary. Jim Johnson accuses Fulbright of aiding Communist leaders with his voting record, while Fulbright downplays Wallace ties and calls for peace talks to end the Vietnam War.
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Hayes
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el Dorado
George Wallace
Arkansas
Johnson
Higee
Ebiart Joy Intinnee
America
Pine Bluff
U.S. Senate
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Bill Fulbright
Fullbright
Pat Lst
Grandson of Hope Couple Graduates
Richard Herman Foster, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Foster of 2703 Holly Camden, will be a candidate for bachelor of science degree at Southern State College summer commencement services. Foster, a senior biology major, is preparing for medical technology and is a member of the Pre Medical and Science Club. He is married to June Rogers of Camden and is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Richardson of Hope Arkansas, and nephew of Mrs. Carrol Yocom.
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Camden
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Major Parties Seek Pact on Electoral College Deadlock
The plan proposes each state to cast one vote and allows the national popular vote loser to influence electors pledged to his candidacy to secure the overall ballot winner. Chafee urged conference approval and party platform inclusion. Support from Romney and Hoff surfaced, with Louisiana's McKeithen predicting adoption without backing the idea.
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George Romney
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Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Hoff
United States
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
White House
Newark Police Head Is Fired on riot scarred city
Police Director Dominick A. Spina escaped injury when a shotgun blast hit his living room window at 388 Highland Ave Newark. He said two Black suspects in a late model car fired the shot and sped off. Spina, 57, led the police during last summer’s riots that left 26 dead and drew civil rights groups’ sharp criticism.
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Sping
Spina
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Martin Luther King Jr
Ray Admits His London Identity In King Murder Case
MEMPHIS Tenn AB James Earl Ray, identified as a Missouri prison escapee, pleads innocent to murder in the King shooting. Attorney Ramon George Sneyd admits Ray used the alias and will face trial November 12, with proceedings potentially lasting six weeks. Ray was arrested in London June 8 and arraigned under tight security.
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Methphis
Shelby County I
Three Senators Back PO Cutback Exemption
Washington AP three Democratic senators endorsed the Post Office Department plea for an exemption from manpower cutbacks. The move could allow four day residential deliveries and close about 12 000 branches. Postmaster General Watson urged quick action noting service cuts foreseen without relief.
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Senate Post Office Committee
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Yarborough
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Gale McGee
W. Marvin Watson
Watson
Congress
Johnson
Riot Squad on New York East Side Contain Disorder
Police redeployed 300 Tactical Patrol Force members to the Lower East Side as clashes with about 250 youths continued for a third night. Arson incidents were reported with several fires set in trash cans and abandoned cars. Ten people were arrested for disorderly conduct, with no injuries reported.
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Deaf Mute Teaches Office Workers to Use Sign Language
In Kansas City, 17 Army Corps of Engineers workers adapt to communication with Johnny M Miller, a deaf mute draftsman. Linda Farr leads the effort learning sign language, progressing from letters to phrases, as coworkers master daily questions and simple jokes in signs. Miller notes surprising unit-wide effort and rapid adaptation.
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Missouri School For the Deaf
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Offics
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Linda
Carl Moore
Willie Godfrey
Whitlow to Speak at Pine Bluff Church Pageant
Whitlow to old pastor now in Pine Bluff will be the speaker at a church pageant Saturday night depicting one hundred years for Christ. The sanctuary program divides history into ten year spans with Mrs Roy Taylor in charge. Sunday morning Dr. Wallace R. Rogers, the oldest living former pastor, will deliver the message followed by Dr. S A Whitlow Sunday evening. The event ends with an informal refreshment gathering in Fellowship Hall.
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Pine Bluff
Night attack hits Da Nang area and Saigon front
U S forces report mortar fire on the Marble Mountain complex near Da Nang with Lt Col Daniel J Connelly unhurt and light aircraft damage. South Vietnamese and American units clash with Viet Cong 23 miles south of Saigon, with 51 Viet Cong killed and captures including mortar tubes rockets shells antitank mines and prisoners. South Vietnamese battalion claims 36 Viet Cong killed with 23 prisoners and materiel recovered.
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Marine Air Group
Marble Mountain
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Saigon
Obituary notices from Sheboygan Berkeley Urbana and Miami items
Obituaries from Sheboygan Wisconsin listing Jamies Lesley Kapila 66 president of Kotler Co since 1968 died of a heart attack. Berkeley California Agnes Fay Morgan 84 nutrition professor emeritus and Home Economics head 1918 1954 died. Urbana Illinois William J Fry 60 University of Minnesota research professor died of a heart attack after pioneering a mechanical heart. The text also mentions escape from Cuba and an associated request for political asylum and a Cuban citizen’s later efforts for his release.
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