Long Shot May Be Best Vice Presidential Bet
Tribune Washington Bureau analyzes LBJ potential 1964 running mate choices. Humphrey and McCarthy loom. Johnson flags no final pick and weighs regional appeal, party unity, and broad familiarity for a vicepresidential candidate.
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North Central Airlines reports six month profit rise
North Central Airlines posted a net operating profit of 298,617 on revenues of 14,120,443 for the first six months. Compared to the prior year period with 13,344,494 revenue and 3,692 profit, executives cited lower expenses and continued traffic growth as factors for optimism. In 1963 the airline earned 505,711 on 28,101,209.
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North Central Airlines
Arthur E.A. Mueller
World’s largest bell named Tsar Kolokol never rung
The great bell of Moscow weighs 219 tons and was never rung after an 111 ton fragment broke off during manufacture.
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Dear Ann Landers Advice Columns From The La Crosse Tribune
A reader asks how to handle a fiancé who romances others, and Ann warns the relationship is unlikely to settle after marriage. Another asks how to respond to a teasing brother about reading the column, and a final letter seeks counsel on dealing with a persistent office suitor while preserving a crucial business account.
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Bernice
Ann Landers
Landers
Rule Lad's Hanging Death Accidental
IRON RIDGE Wis AP John Koch 14 accidentally hanged himself Monday night while playing with a rope attached to a clothesline pole Coroner Otto Goetsch said he apparently placed the rope around his neck and then pulled against it causing him to black out His body was found by four brothers and sisters
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John Koch
Dodge County
Otto Goetsch
New Astronauts Get Taste Of Desert Life
In Reno Nevada 14 Gemini space trainees endure a two day desert survival exercise at Stead Air Force Base starting Wednesday with only water and a standard kit. They tried fried caterpillars and insects as part of a lesson on foraging and storage for food and none refused according to a Stead spokesman.
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Gemini Space
Stead Air Force Base
Creative but messy children may fuel future innovation
Washington reports on Dr. Torrance and a National Education Association booklet showing more than 1,000 teachers value courtesy, punctuality, industriousness and openness to ideas over stubbornness. Researchers suggest creativity may require a certain mess and nonconformity in children, challenging strict authority.
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United States
Paul Torrance
Youniversity
Minnesota
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