Stratton Backs Kennedy as Democrat Senate Hopeful in N Y
Rep Samuel Stratton of upstate Amsterdam announces for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate and backs Attorney General Robert F Kennedy. Kennedy's eligibility is debated but supporters say a New York residence by election day would qualify him. Stratton warns Kennedy nomination could be a million dollar issue and plans a floor fight at the state convention if needed.
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Delivered on RFD August 18 1964
A notice indicates delivery on August 18 1964 via rural free delivery system, dated Monday August 17 1964. It records official action or dispatch related to mail delivery dates and routine postal scheduling.
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Kennedy delays run amid Wagner’s withheld endorsement
Edward N. Costikyan notes Kennedy’s week-old pledge not to run without official approval. Mayor Robert F. Wagner, New York’s leading Democrat, has not endorsed Kennedy despite favorable comments toward a potential candidacy.
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AMC Workers Vote Strike Authorization at AMC Plants
United Auto Workers at American Motors Corp plants in Kenosha and Milwaukee voted to authorize their executive boards to call a strike. Local 72 reported 98 percent support from over 10 000 members, while Local 75 saw at least 95 percent backing among about 4000 attendees. The current contract expires November 16 and carries a no strike clause, with three year negotiations set to resume in Detroit.
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Barry Goldwater to Aid Miller Campaign Launch
Rep. William E. Miller will start his Republican vice presidential bid September 5 in Lockport New York with an assist from presidential candidate Sen. Barry Goldwater. The event, proclaimed Bill Miller Day, includes a major speech by Miller and a joint appearance with Goldwater, two days after Goldwater begins his own campaign in Prescott Arizona.
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Reynolds in Trouble Over Tax Settlement Say Nelson
Sen Gaylord Nelson warned at a Jefferson Jackson Day event in Racine that Gov John Reynolds faces deep political trouble for settling a state tax crisis instead of crippling institutions. He blamed Warren Knowles and past GOP governors for Wisconsin fiscal woes and warned of neglecting agriculture and overcrowded public buildings.
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La Crescent Public Grade School Opens First Day Sept 8
La Crescent Minnesota announces full day classes on September 8 the first day of school under Principal Arden Hyldahl. Lunch program starts same day with a $1 charge for the first four days. Starting time is 8 50 a m New students register Friday afternoon September 4 bus schedule to be announced later.
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