Views Differ On Viet Nam Vote Impact
Six reelection minded senators agreed the Vietnam War dominates voters minds yet varied on its poll impact. They cited inflation taxes and living costs as next concerns while noting uncertainty about Vietnam and its effect on incumbents.
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Fred
Oklahoma
Senate
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Delaware
McIntyre
New Hampshire
Congress
Jack R. Miller
Iowa
Miller
John J. Sparkman
D-Ala
Sparkman
Alabama
U.S
Gordon L. Allatt
R-Colo
Colorado
Cornell scientists claim radiation vaccine breakthrough
Two Cornell University scientists announced a potential major scientific breakthrough toward protecting humans and animals against lethal radiation. They developed a vaccine from a chemical derived from the jackbean plant that immunizes a large majority of mice, with possible uses for protecting workers, submariners, and civilians from fallout and enabling higher radiation doses for cancer treatment. The researchers cautioned that the concept could fail but cite extensive animal testing and early clinical work as evidence they may be on the right track.
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Cornell University
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Willard J. Visek
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Hung Chen Dang
Visek
Hue
Water Safety Program Slated by Red Cross
The Cole County American Red Cross announces a June 27 to August 5 water safety program with six volunteer instructors and senior life savers over 18.4 to train as instructors at the aquatic school. Gideon N. Houser led discussion on a Disaster Emergency Campaign and building preservation funding. Charles Smith reported Cole County blood quota exceeded for March and the next bloodmobile visit is set for April 26.
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B. W. Robinson
Cole County
American Red,Cross
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E. High St. Robinson
Acquatic School
Gideon N. Houser
Viet Nam
Charles Smith
Cole
FA Ninis
Johnson urges Latin America to resist communism and favor progress
President Johnson voices commitment to hemispheric economic aid, social development, and free elections. He urges Latin American nations to limit military outlays, stabilize traditional exports, and expand new markets as he pushes the Pan American Highway project. A Los Pinos reception, described as a fiesta mood, drew crowds estimated from two to two plus million.
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Panama
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Fairbanks
Alaska
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Mexico
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Diaz Oy Daz
Lincoln Statue Gift Spurs Johnson Mexico Visit
President Johnson’s hastily arranged 24 hour trip to Mexico centers on the unveiling of a $150000 bronze Lincoln statue. McNamara and Vance briefed, noting no evidence of mismanagement or shortages as bomb production and logistics in Vietnam rise. Johnson vows wreaths at the monument and formal talks with U.S. diplomats, while the Mexico welcome is largely cordial amid minor turbulence and a public interest in his daughter's upcoming wedding.
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San Antonio
Tex
Dean Rusk
U.S. Senate
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Europe
Ford
Three Youths Sought In Tipton Burglary
Tipton authorities search for three youths connected to a burglary at Ernest Kempt liquor Store. A white convertible seen nearby matched reports, with fragments noting a large party and a private reception involving Diaz Ordazrettes. Police continued inquiries as details remained unclear.
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Tipton
School to Get Negro Principal in Augusta
Augusta, Ga. assigns Mrs. Annie Mae Williams as principal of Martha Lester Elementary, now all white, under federal desegregation guidelines. She and the St. Ward School teacher transfer next September, with fifth ward pupils given school options including Martha Lester. Eight white teachers at Lester oversee about 160 pupils.
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Neigro
Richmond County School Board
Annie Mae Williams
Martha Lester
District GOP Women Elect City Woman as VP in Eight District
Mrs. Ernest Levy of Winona yard Square was elected first vice president of the Eighth Congressional District Republican Women's Clubs. She succeeds Mrs. John Ellinger of St. Marhing. Officers elected include Mrs. John Croswhite, president. Mrs. John Russell, second vice president. Mrs. Fred Reinheimer, recording secretary. Mrs. George Parker, treasurer and corresponding secretary. Over 90 women attended the Spring district meeting. Guests included Mrs. Anne McElhiney, state president, and Mrs. Rosemary Ginn, national committeewoman. Miss Emma Dennis urged a systematic public relations program. Ethan Campbell, state chairman, spoke at the noon luncheon.
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Cale County
Republican Women’s Club
John Ellinger
St. Mar- Hing
John Croswhite
Mareshall
John Russell
Lebanon
Fred Reinheimer
Cedar Hill
George Parker
Columbia
Anne McElhiney
Brookfield
Rosemary Ginn
Missouri
Enma Dennis
National Federation of Cel Publican
Ethan Campbell
St. Joseph
Poverty protests disrupt Shriver address at national meeting
Delegates from Harlem, Watts, Chicago, Appalachia and the Delta heckled Sargent Shriver as the antipoverty program faced stern questions on effectiveness. Rustin alleged planned outbursts by vested interests while Blake warned the poverty drive must move faster to spread prosperity.
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Mississippi Delta
Five Day Missoula Forecast
Five day forecast for Missoula shows temperatures averaging 2 to 5 degrees below normal in the northwest and 3 to 8 degrees below in the east and south Saturday through Wednesday. Normal highs near 70 and lows in the 40s are expected with scattered showers toward the period’s end.
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Vietnamese general urges immediate govern ment change in Saigon
Lt. Gent Nguyen Chanh Thi, former 1st Corps commander, calls for a provisional government to replace the junta ousted March 10. Monks in Saigon and northern dissidents push for a government of the people as Buddhist protests persist in Da Nang Hue and beyond.
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Thi
da Nang
Buddhist Institute
Saigon
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Thuan
Nang
Hue
da Wang
Army to form support brigade at Fort Huachuca
Washington AP reports the Army will establish a support brigade at Fort Huachuca Arizona in September to train soldiers in clerical mechanical and other combat support skills.
Jefferson City Post Tribune details and masthead
The Jefferson City Post Tribune established in 1865 and the Tribune lineage reflect the paper’s publishing history. It lists publishers and staff from 1923 to 1959, notes mailing address at 210 Monroe Street, Jefferson City, and identifies Associated Press membership and subscription rates for Jefferson City and surrounding counties.
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the Tribune
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Irs
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William HW. Weedon
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Jefferson City
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Missouri
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Cole
Rogers outlines world government platform in campaign stop
Joshua Rogers promotes a platform called Laws for World Government with a Jerusalem headquarters and a single world ruler. The plan would rely on teaching rather than force, abolish Roman and English law, join church and state, keep the constitution, and require Bible reading in schools while promoting universal equality but keeping women silent. Rogers has visited 17 states including Missouri stops and finances his campaign privately.
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Columbia
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