Optimistic Candidate Claims He's Ahead in Primary
Chicago area civil rights lawyer Paul B. Zuber said he leads in the New Hampshire presidential primary and will campaign in Indiana Wisconsin and Ohio. He plans to campaign for Negro representation and pass out ballot stickers while continuing civil rights cases, including a New Rochelle school segregation suit.
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Met Opera National Company names two general managers
The Metropolitan Opera Co. announced Rise Stevens and Michael Manuel as general managers of the Metropolitan Opera National Company. Rudolf Bing said the new organization will launch a 34 week nationwide tour this fall presented jointly by the Met and the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington.
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Dont Let Diverticulosis Steer You To Cure Chases
Dr Molner reassures Mrs A J N that numerable diverticula with a bland diet and advised monitoring can stay under control. He distinguishes diverticulosis from diverticulitis, notes the dispersion varies by case, and discourages chasing a cure. He also answers coffee age questions and invites requests for his booklet on ulcers.
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Fort Worth Bans Pool Halls for Under 17 Years Old
The Fort Worth City Council approved an ordinance banning under 17s from pool halls. Accompanied youths and written permission are exempt with parental notes. The measure also imposes a license, $2.50 per table tax, a curfew, and hours limits, excluding private clubs and powered tables.
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Slaying of Composer Blitzstein Tied to Robbery
Police report three sailors, two Portuguese and one Martinique native, held in connection with the death of American composer Marc Blitzstein after he was beaten near Fort de France Central Park. Blitzstein, 58, died in hospital about 24 hours later. the assailants reportedly took his wallet and watch. His body was returned to the United States.
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Toastmaster Clubs Unite at Nellis AFB Meeting
Nellis AFB based Toastmasters from Nellis Lake Mead Gabbers join forces with the Gaff Gabbers for a joint 7 30 p m membership gathering at the NCO Club Press. The alliance aims to bolster interest in the organization among local service members.
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U S and Soviet chiefs in Genevan disarmament talks
In Geneva at the 17 nation disarmament conference United States envoy William C. Foster plans private talks with Soviet ambassador Semyon Tsarapkin to spur concrete negotiations. Washington, London and allies press for a net of observation posts and a ban on disseminating nuclear weapons while noting Soviet stalling and a possible point by point reaction to Johnson proposals this week. The Western side seeks to prevent transfers to nations lacking nuclear arms and follows the 1963 test ban treaty. The Soviets, insisting on compromise, arrived with a seven point plan seen as a refresh of earlier positions.
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