Johnson faces dilemma over Kennedy as running mate
United Press International reports that New Hampshire write in efforts for a Johnson Kennedy ticket threaten to block any VP choice. Gallup shows Kennedy leading for vice president with 37 percent, Stevenson 25, Humphrey 13. The piece notes Southern backlash and civil rights act timing could cost Johnson Southern electoral votes.
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Sinatras Son Kidnapping Convicts Face Psychiatric Review
Two men Barry Worthington Keenan and Joseph Clyde Amsler were found guilty on all six counts in the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping case. They received maximum penalties including life imprisonment and will undergo psychiatric examinations at the Springfield Missouri Federal Medical Facility for 90 days. A third defendant John William Irwin was acquitted on the key kidnapping charge but convicted on five other counts including ransom calls. he faces up to 75 years. Sinatra Sr expressed relief at the verdict and called it just.
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Paris student elected NSA president with discipline
Marie Stadelhoffer, a medical student, becomes the first girl elected president of the National Students Association in Paris. She says she has no time for frivolity and will focus on serious days for students, stopping drinks stronger than fruit juice.
First Woman Grades From Merchant Marine School Sails
Maria Quartaroli aged 19 becomes Italy’s first woman graduate of the merchant marine school and sails for Lebanon aboard the Ansonia as a student officer. Sailors aboard the ship vote it will be pleasant taking orders from a pretty brunette with a captivating smile.
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Fabulous Las Vegas Magazine Offer Promises Free Wheel Fun
Mary Rettig highlights a feature in Fabulous Las Vegas Magazine promising free wheel entertainment and one of the best scores ever collected, inviting readers to enjoy theatrical style fun.
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Preview of New First National Bank Opens Friday
Ward Wengert, branch manager, announces a preview open house at the Main and Oakey location on Friday. The event offers 100 savings accounts given away every 30 minutes from 5 to 8 p.m. and a grand prize color television set for attendees who register, with no requirement to be present for the draw.
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Debt and Bluff Shine Through Old Vegas Tale
A veteran Vegas parable recalls a merchant who extended heavy store credit to a risky shopper. The man rose to wealth as a pit boss with four sons, then paid back the debt, only to switch shops and reveal the sting of cash transactions beyond the merchant’s sight.
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