Southern governors resist third party talk by Southerners
Unhappy southern Democrats discuss a possible third party with a former Republican as presidential candidate, but most Southern state leaders back national Democrats Kennedy and Johnson. Alabama's Patterson calls the Kennedy Johnson ticket strong, while Mississippi and Georgia leaders show mixed signals.
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Lowry Wowman
Atlanta
UPI
We South
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
John Patterson
Alabama
Democratic Party
Ippi
Ross Harnett
Los Angeles
Mississippi
W. B Alexanter
Barry Gold
Arizona
Alexander
South Carolina
Ernest F. Hollings
Hollings
Kennedy
North Caroline
JFK settles down to quiet week with family at Cape Cod
Sen. John F. Kennedy begins a relaxed vacation week with Jacqueline Kennedy and their children in Hyannisport Massachusetts away from last week’s convention. Thousands greet the candidate as crowds swell near the airport. Kennedy tours the Cape Cod area, courting local support ahead of the fall campaign.
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Hyannisport
Mage
John F. Kennedy
Namine
Cape Cod
Avalon
Heston
Logan International Airport
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Kenned
Jacqueline
Barnstable
Kennedy Jane
Arene
Ayaanis
Nul
Hrannisport
Notable Deaths Across Nations Mention Prominent Figures
Hollywood producer Cecil B. DeMille’s son Condé DeMille died Sunday night after his wife Jas. 21, 988 records. Newton mass former labor official FL McGrady, 89, died at home after long illness. Aaron N. Gorelik, 37, famed heart surgeon, died of cerebral stroke at Parkchester General. Senator Louis McCarty Bijtle, Haiti governor retire, died at sister’s home after long illness. Stanley Bo Freeborn, 58, emeritus chancellor UC Davis, died of cancer. John Gehanff, former president of American Fixport Lines, died Saturday. John Datis Lodge, U.S. ambassador to Spain, urged Spain to join NATO.
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Hollywood
UPI
Constance de Mille
Cecil B. Denfille
de Mille
Newton
Mass
Ward FL McGrady
Labor
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Aaron N. Goretik
Parkchester General Hospital
Newport
UPT
Gat
Louis McCarty Bijtle
USMC
Haiti
Going To Jail Mere Vacation
Rocklin, Calle UPL Truly Driver, age 50, began a five day jail term today for drink driving. The report notes a strained month with separation from his wife, car wreck damage, a hospital stay, and ongoing liquor abuse concerns.
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Rocklin
Calle
Burr
Tan Tonk
Biewu
John P. Marquand Dies in Sleep at 68
Newbury Mass UPI reports prize winning novelist John P. Marquand died last weekend at age 68, reportedly in his sleep as he had hoped. The author of The Late George Apley and Point of No Return won the Pulitzer Prize for The Late George Apley in 1938, rising to prominence as a popular novelist.
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Newbury
Mass
UPI
John P. Marquand
Marquand
George Antex
Harvard
Hoston
New York Herald Tribune
New York
Lajdiers Home Journal
George Apley
Republicans Plan Rights Strategy
In Chicago the Republican National Committee outlines a civil rights plank aimed at Northern Negro voters. The plan contrasts with Democratic promises by presenting a firm commitment in advance to minority rights and will be discussed in hearings starting Tuesday.
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Chicago
Television In Review: Conventions Mystery Shows
Televised convention coverage stirs debate on rigging and reality versus satire. The piece previews ABC TV and NBC summer series proposals including aCandidate-guessing game and a dramatic mystery led by Adrian Spies, with cast notes and network intentions.
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Television In
Searey
Vasa Menibays
Tom and Huck
Mark Twain
Lonefellow
Rudolph Valentine
Wilma Banky
Mlin
Psoriasis Patient Recovers After New Ointment Trial
A 1860 Pittsburgh area note reports a patient with 30 years of psoriasis who used a topical ointment for two weeks. The remedy allegedly cleared the skin completely for the first time in years, with the reader thanking the practitioner for a miraculous improvement amid scattered abbreviations and reference to a trial plan.
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Evninburgh
Amforma Tinng
APA Bitatioe
Canam Co
Depa
Rover
Ham Radio Operator Reports Honduran Invasion Plot
Miami ham operator Charles Schiffer says he will radio friend Irving Vosbrink about an alleged Honduran invasion of Great Swan Island. Vosbrink reports Hondurans landed, claimed the two mile island, and planned to build a school.
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Miami
UPE
Charles Schiffer
Irving Vostrink
Great Swan Island
Schiffer
Vostrink
Honduras
Anthony
U.S
Honsdurss Las
Vosbrink
Federal Aviation Agency
Eureay
Miami Springs
Great Swan
Schitfersad
Vosbrink Cron
Kingsport Today Finds Amid Sparse Local Notices
Fragmented OCR text from Kingsport Today lists a crowded schedule of events and meetings. Mentions include auditoriums, a party in a corner room, various leagues and games, and numerous names and venues. The text is garbled, but preserves references to local clubs, teams, and schedules across multiple venues.
Fine Cleaning of Carpets by W B Greene Co Inc
The advertisement touts carpet cleaning by W B Greene Co Inc Raedstare Mept ist kisor. It claims premium quality cleaning removes soapy residue and brightens colors. Indicates safe use on carpets including oriental pieces and cleans spots and traffic lanes.
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W.B. Greene Co., Inc
Raedstare
Mept
Ist
Kisor
Official Notice Of Allotments For Wheat Mailed
Farm allotments for the 1961 wheat crop were mailed to Bullivan County growers. Individual allotments rely on past production, with the national acreage set at 85 million acres for six years. Eligible voters include those producing over 15 acres except feed wheat participants. The July 21 referendum will decide quotas affects 1961 marketing penalties and price support.
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Jones
Bullivan County
Bal Iwih
Answering Your Inquiries on Investments and Wills
Reader questions cover speculative stock advice, estate planning, and no load mutual funds. The writer cautions against speculative judgments and suggests consulting a trust officer or attorney, with guidance on timing purchases of bonds and seeking suitable no load funds.
Pioneer V sets space records beyond all satellites
Washington reports Pioneer V, America's 94 pound sun satellite, logged more space firsts than any prior object launched by man. It maintained earth radio contact for 106 days, covered 22 million miles, and yielded major technological and scientific milestones in interplanetary space and solar wind research.
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Washington
America
Russia
Pineneer
Pioneer
Manchester
England
A. C. B. Lovell
Abe Silverstein
Office of Space Flight Programs of
Nations
Aeronau
Shd Space Administration
NASA
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Silverstein
Anti
Wool Growers Rate Set At B 2 Percent
Wool growers will receive incentive payments of 43.29 for every 31M they got from wool sales, as announced by DR Jones, chairman of Sullivan County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. The 49.2 percent rate, set by the Department of Agriculture, aims to raise wool prices to the 62 cent per pound level under the National Wool Act. Payments for lambs sold unshorn to cover wool on them will be 0.75 per hundred pounds of wool sold. Applications closed April 30 for the marketing year ending March 31. The payment for an individual producer depends on the price per pound received for wool and the producer’s share of marketable wool. The method of payment is designed to reward producers with better price offers.
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Jones
Sullivan County Agricutival Stabilizaion and Conservation Committee
Department of Agriculture
Lates
ASC
Joneanis
Bes Onl
Fey
Hurricane Hunter Aircraft Moved To Puerto Rico
The hurricane hunter planes are relocated from Roosevelt Roads Puerto Rico to be closer to tropical storms. The move affects 45 officers, about 400 enlisted personnel and their families. A detachment has operated from Puerta Fuena base each hurricane season. The Weather Bureau adds six new long range radar ships to coastal equipment.
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Beri
Roosevelt
Honds
Puerto Rica
Navy
Aquadron
Puella Fuena
Weather Bureau
Threa
Florida
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