Kennedy campaigns split Democrats in California
A LA Times column analyzes how Kennedy campaigning helps or hurts Democratic candidates in California and other states. It notes Brown’s fading Kennedy support, fears about party unity, and the risk of Kennedy’s drive for federal control influencing House and Senate races. The piece cites a filibuster against Telstar and questions which Democrats the President wants.
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Congress
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Nixon
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Senate
Inventors Offer New Aids To Make Hard Tasks Easier
Washington dispatch reports 153 new inventions listed in a government pamphlet. Many are government owned and royalty free, including a square peg into a round hole device and a removable data bearing slide file. Other items include a dice game with a mallet, and an escape door device for buses or airplanes.
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UPI
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Wife of Rajendra Prasad dies in Patna home at 79
The wife of Rajendra Prasad India’s first president from 1950 to 1962 died at their Patna home on Sunday at age 79. Her passing marks a somber moment in Indian public life.
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India
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Independent Puttieraa court notes and addresses
Fragmentary OCR presents court matter with dates Mar 27 and Oct, listing Lee Argeres County and WIL Ferree No, plus streets 9 Sixin St and Pine Ane in California. Text is garbled but indicates legal or public notice context and a county court reference.
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Pine
Lengsdeach
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Lerg Eeacn
Cad
Ag Jusicaces Gy SoiPers Court
Lee Argeres County
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Bemonty
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Tax cut considered if economy slides
Kennedy administration signals readiness to call a special session of Congress for an immediate tax cut if the economy weakens this fall. Walter W. Meller, head of the Council of Economic Advisers, would not specify the size or form but said the measure would aim to spur investment and business. He noted the president plans a tax cut next year retroactive to January 1, 1963, and denied anti business charges amid market fears.
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Miss America Jacqueline Mayer denies wish to win
Jacqueline Mayer Miss America 20 year old from Sandusky Ohio said she did not want to win as it would interfere with her show business plan to tour with Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians She later said the remark was tired and not meant to sound the way it did Also noted were birthday events for Alf Landon and a report of other public figures including Dewel lyn E Thompson and Soviet agriculture delegates Federal game charges and Polish Prime Minister Skladowski death were touched on in the same column
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Atlantic City
Sandusky
Ohio
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Jackie
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Fred Waring
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Woman pursues archaeology inspired by Swedish king
A Swedish woman, influenced by her grandfather King Gustav Adolf of Sweden, has taken up archaeology and conducted excavations in Denmark, drawing on royal lineage for interest and study.
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Sweden
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