Kennedy at Crossroads
Washington Attorney General Robert Kennedy faces a pivotal choice between joining the Johnson administration in a high level defense or U.N. diplomacy role while Adlai Stevenson plans a New York Senate bid. The White House aims to secure Kennedy for a cabinet post as political maneuvering intensifies ahead of the Democratic convention.
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Supreme Court struggles with obscenity and clean movie flood
Art Buchwald surveys the Supreme Court s six opinions over the case of The Lovers notes the paradox of rising wholesome pictures amid censorship debates. He argues the industry pushes clean films while critics worry about their impact on youth and calls for local protest to avoid wholesome content. He ends recalling decades of newspaper production battles.
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Press Breakthrough Sparks Las Vegas Sun Revival
Publisher Hank Greenspun unveils a Scott Super 70 all automatic press that prints 35 000 papers without a stop, dramatically reducing downtime from web breaks and roll changes. The Sun, reborn in a new Las Vegas plant, aims for continued service despite insurance delays and past losses.
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Auto labor talks loom as UAW media high stakes
The United Auto Workers open nationwide negotiations with General Motors Ford and Chrysler on July 1 with contracts expiring by August 31 for GM Ford and Chrysler and October 16 for American Motors. The union seeks higher pensions and early retirement under an 85 principle while both sides anticipate a tough bargaining climate and possible strike pressures amid a strong auto market. Henry Ford II warns that public and government willingness to endure a strike may be the price of preserving free collective bargaining.
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Dear John Advice Column Exchange Aims For Clarity
Dear Raised Eyebrows answers about a husband’s perfume and lipstick on a shirt tied to cue ball resin and team distinctions. The response notes not to worry and offers a cheeky personal take on relationship habits. Pete’s reply jokes about swallowing large goldfish.
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Famous Last Words by Barnaby Conrad
A Viennese spinster living alone laments the end of companionship after her canary Hansi betrays her, then ends her life. She leaves a suicide note blaming the canary for her inability to go on living.
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Almanac Highlights From July 1 1964
UPI Almanac notes Wednesday July 1 as day 183 of 1964 with 183 to follow. Historical entries include Roosevelt’s Rough Riders capturing San Juan Hill in 1898 and F D Roosevelt’s 1932 nomination by Democrats in Chicago.
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