McCormack to campaign for nephew in Massachusetts race
House Speaker John W. McCormack to back his nephew Edward J. McCormack Jr. in the Democratic senatorial race in Massachusetts against Edward Kennedy. He declined to offer campaign timing details as Congress may stay in session into September following the Massachusetts primary. Boward McCormack, Massachusetts attorney general, lost party endorsement to Kennedy and plans to contest the primary.
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A collection of reader questions to Ann Landers covers religious observance for Seventh Day Adventists affecting Friday night dating, copying on tests, and a wife clinging to childhood mementos. Advice encourages pride in faith, honesty, and patience, with a note on sending for a marriage guidance booklet.
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UN Official Resigns to Join Secretary General Aide
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