London Editor Sees Flawed U S Law in Kennedy Fallout
A London commentary criticizes American law and order amid Robert Kennedy’s death aftermath. It cites Japan’s Hiroshi Minami on democracy and Civil War echoes, predicting Humphrey or Nixon as possible nominees while noting Americans’ lingering virtues remain in question.
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Robert Kennedy
America
Dat Iy
Hiroshi Minami
Japan
United States
Seven’ Ts
Asahi
Brica
Trudeau Mania Sparks Canada’s Election Drama
Pierre Ele Hott Trudeau, a wealthy youthful reformer, disrupts Liberal norms. He dissolved Parliament days after taking office and called a national election. A French Canadian, he champions one Canada, opposes Quebec special status, and rebukes separatists as he pursues a dynamic, unorthodox path.
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Max Harrelson
Associated Press
Toronto
Pierre Ele Hott
Trudeau
Pearson
Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Political Candidates Seumitt Hausser and Denman Jr Race
The Star lists Democratic primary candidates for public office including Prosecuting Attorney BILL DENMAN JR and W H DUB ARNOLD and Representative candidates ARTHUR L STRECH TALBOT FEILD JR. The article quotes a controversial remark on race and social roles reflecting tensions in the black community.
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The
Star
Bill Denman, JR
W.H
Dub Arnold
Arthur L. Strech Talbot Feild, JR
Callaway Not Surprising to Alabamians
Georgia political figure Howard H. Callaway, now Nixon campaign manager, says George Wallace could align with the Republicans. A former Democrat who switched in 1964, he once served in Congress and later led Callaway Gardens before a 1966 bid for Georgia governor ended in a write‑in stalemate and Maddox being named governor by the legislature.
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Ray Bell
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Howard H
Bo’’ Callaway
George C. Wallace
Georgia
Callaway
Barry Goldwater
Hethe
U.S
House of Representatives
Wallace
Rapifge
Southern
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Mississippi
Republican Committee
George
Johnson
Cason J. Callaway
Callaway Mills
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
17Th Infantry Division
Korea
Inchon
Yalu River
Ft. Benning
Callaway Gardens
West Georgia
Aspirin Featured In City Campaign Expense Report
Danville Virginia AP reports councilman Walter E. Berrick Jr. filed a political campaign expense report listing total costs of 79.81 dollars. The final entry shows a 62 cent purchase for aspirin as part of the expenditures.
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Danville, Va
Walter E. Berrick Jr
Will Rebuild the River Kwai Bridge
In Indianapolis the Christian Churches Disciples of Christ missions board plans to rebuild a small bridge over the River Kwai headwaters in Thailand near the Burma border, not the famous film bridge. The project targets a village area around Sangkla.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Missions Board of the Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Kwai
Thailand
Burma
Sangkla
The Negro Community Notes and Travels
Ester Hicks presents community reflections and a brief social note. Mrs Beatrice Johnson returns from Battle Creek Michigan after attending her grandson Alvin James Moss graduation with Harold Trent and Rosa Lender Moss accompanying her for the summer visit.
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Beatrice Johnson
Battle Creek
Mich
Alvin James Moss
Harold Trent
Rosa Lender Moss
Money Is the Real Key to Fall Styles
AP fashion editor reports fall styles command extreme prices with Adolfo and George Halley gowns priced in the thousands. Rich buyers like Cornelia Vanderbilt Whitney and Nelson Rockefeller figure in the spread as designers showcase opulent fur trimmed gowns, jewel girdled Renaissance looks, and voluminous skirts. Sums of 1,500 to 4,000 dollars mark the highest pieces as the season emphasizes status over affordability.
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Jean Sprain Wilson
NEW York (Ap
Adolfo
George Halley
Ferdinando Sarmi
Bill Blass
Sarm
Cornelia Vanderbilt Whitney
Nelson Rockefeller
Honolulu Gun Buyback Nets 315 Firearms
Honolulu police report gathering 315 guns in a city campaign to remove unwanted firearms. Assistant Police Chief Fred Papa called public response very satisfying as efforts continue to curb firearm access.
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Honolulu
Fred Papa
Board Considers Not Shutting Fargo Negro Girls School
The state Juvenile Training School Board debated delaying the plan to close the Fargo Negro girls school and move students to the white girls’ school in Alexander. Opposition from attorney Norman J. Chachekin and concerns over racial classifications followed the proposal, while questions were raised about the study recommending releases of many students.
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Little Rock
State Juvenile Training School Board
Fargo
Alexander
Jess Reeves
Pine Bluff
Norman J. Chachekin
Reeves
R. E. Hemphill
Wrightsville
Rogers M. Foster
Antony Spock
Negra
Hemphill and Foster
Chile
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River Kwai
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Bunyan
Francoise Hardy
Paris
Chancery Circuit
Arkansas
Onnheir
Llnill
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Alex Lanceurson
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