Kennedy Johnson Lead Demo Field For Presidency
Washington senators John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson head the Democratic presidential field as party members consider nominees for the ticket to face Vice President Richard Nixon. Humphrey and Symington are also in the mix with Kennedy viewed as a top contender while Johnson shows rising strength, especially in the South, among key delegates at the Los Angeles convention.
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John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Kennedy
Johnson
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Stuart Symington
DMO
Democratic National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Los Angeles
Symington
Navy Ships Steam Into Atlantic For Balloon Launching
The aircraft carrier Valley Forge and six destroyers moved into the Atlantic to launch the world's largest balloons for high altitude photography of cosmic rays. Winds at 20 miles up threaten stability. balloons carry 10 million cubic feet of helium and 800-pound emulsion packs to be recovered at sea. The launch site moved east of Leeward Islands to avoid landward drift.
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Valley Forge
Carrier Valley Forge
Atlantic
Marcel Scuein
University of Chicago
Earth
Leeward Islands
Guadeloupe Island
Constellation Lands Safely After Gear Trouble
An Eastern four engine Constellation with 27 passengers circled Greater Pittsburgh Airport for over two hours due to landing gear trouble. It landed safely without injuries after foaming of the strip. The craft was en route from Miami to Pittsburgh with five crew members aboard.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Eastern Airlines
Greater
Pittsburgh
Miami
Fla
Miner Keeps Spirits Up During 16 Hour Underground Ordeal
In Ely Minnesota miner Joseph Mishmash 50 joked through a 16 hour entrapment 1500 feet underground after a mudflow trapped him in Pioneer Mine. Rescuers reached Mishmash at 1125 PM drilling through a 16 foot iron ore fall. friend Howie Sayovitz first to reach him as rescue tunnel allowed safe exit.
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Minn
Pioneer Mine
Howie
Joseph Mishmash
John
Howie" Sayovitz
Sayovitz
Mishmash
Conflict alleged in Tregoff Finch murder case
In a West Covina murder trial state prosecutors seek to admit the transcript from Dr. R Bernard Finch's preliminary hearing to show Carole Tregoff gave conflicting accounts of the night Barbara Finch was shot. Tregoff and Finch are charged with murder in the July 18 killing outside the Finch home.
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Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole
Miss Tregoff
West Covina
William Ryan
Tregoff
Ryan
Beer-Drinking Teacher Faces Texas Suspension
Houston newspaper report: Edward Mazicka, a high school teacher, faces suspension with pay after drinking a beer at a journalism banquet with about 40 students. Asst. Supt. Richard Jones suspended him pending a board meeting Monday. Mazicka cites Lithuanian family habits. superintendent Dr. John McFarland calls it inappropriate for student character development.
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Houston
Tex
Edward Mazicka
Richard Jones
Mazicka
John McFarland
Missouri City Remains Chilly
Springfield, Missouri endures near zero temperatures as half of homes lack natural gas after a Thursday pipeline break. By Friday night crews restored service to major businesses, with Red Cross shelters housing about 50 residents. Same city faced a similar gas outage nine years earlier after a fueling station blast.
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Red Cross
Weather Signs Hopeful Over Florida Areas
Florida tourists found reassurance in warmer weekend readings while crop growers faced losses running into millions. Pensacola recorded 31 degrees and Miami 43 as a cold Canadian air mass swept northwest Florida, freezing citrus and vegetables and prompting smudge pot use. Observers warn losses may rise as the cold front grips the eastern half of the country.
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Sunshine State
Pensacola
Miami
Gulf coast cities report mixed temperatures across regions
North Dakota and northeast South Dakota noted in the report. Mobile Alabama, with 29, was the only Gulf of Mexico city below freezing. New Orleans recorded 39, ten degrees warmer than the previous day. Higher mercury readings appeared across the western United States.
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Gulf of Mexico City
New Orleans
Cogswell Considers Run for Kansas Governor
Topeka attorney Glenn D. Cogswell said he is thinking seriously about seeking the Republican nomination for governor. A 1958 GOP lieutenant governor nominee and former state Young Republican leader, he indicated he will delay entry until after Kansas Day next Friday, the traditional time for gubernatorial campaigns to begin.
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Glenn D. Cogswell
Cogswell
GOP
Kansas Young Republican Club
Court of Topeka
Shawnee County
Kansas
Cleveland News Sold to Scripps-Howard Newspapers
The Cleveland News, an afternoon paper owned by Forest City since 1932, was sold to Scripps-Howard Newspapers, publishers of the Cleveland Press. No purchase price was disclosed.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland News
Forest City Publishing Co
Scripps-Howard Newspapers
Cleveland Press
Adkins named to group of radio journalism educators
Adkins, assistant professor of speech and journalism at Kansas University, was appointed a member of the Connerr on Radio Television Journalism, a branch of the Association for Education on Journalism. The seven member Council represents institutions training in radio and television journalism and coordinates between commercial stations and the APT. A foal is a young horse of either sex and suckling unweaned is known as.
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Kansas University
Conner On Radio
Association For Fndication On Journalism
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