California-Grown Grapes Floating in Boston Harbor Protest
About 400 marchers including Cesar Chavez and City Councilman Gerry O'Leary poured grapes into Boston Harbor in a protest against California grape growers for not recognizing striking farmworkers. They urged a boycott with signs such as Do Not Buy California Grapes. The action followed Boston's ban on California table grapes by city agencies amid a long running union dispute.
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Labor Movement
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Thomas Boylston Adams
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Kevin H. White
Eisenhower Resting Comfortably After Heart Attacks
News from the Eisenhower hospital bulletin reports he remains alert with no brain damage after multiple heart episodes. Doctors note ongoing medication for heart rhythm and continuous oxygen while family stays nearby at the Texas hospital.
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S F Housing Chief Shot. Wife Held on Murder Charge
Theodore R. Kazmier, 30, head of the San Francisco area HUD office, was killed in his Park Merced apartment. Police arrested his wife Laurel, 29, after she fainted at the scene and was treated at French Hospital. Investigators found two pistols, five shots fired, and three bullet holes in the walls.
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Laurel
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She Sells Rambler to First Caller in Advert
Ruth Worth reports a Rambler sold to the first caller in two hours after an ad went live in the I,PTAD Classifieds. Readers are urged to advertise in I,PT Classified Columns to attract buyers. Local numbers listed for Bellflower Lakewood Garden Grove nearby.
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Long and four Louisiana incumbents swept Democratic primary
In New Orleans on Saturday Senator Russell B. Long and four House incumbents won easy nominations. Long defeated Maurice P. Blache who backed George Wallace in Alabama. Reps F Edward Hebert Hale Boggs J D Wagoner and Otto E Passman also secured nominations with Speedy O Long leading by about 60 percent over two opponents.
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Alabama
George Wallace
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Hale Boggs
J. D
Joe” Waggonner
Plain Dealing
Otto E. Passman
Monroe
Speedy O. Long
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