Humphrey Emerges as Front-Runner for Democrat Veep
President Johnson signals vice presidential criteria and narrows choices toward Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota. A Associated Press poll shows Humphrey as the top delegate pick, with Robert Kennedy second, amid caution that Johnson will not name a cabinet member.
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King Does Not Signal Accord on New York Demands
After four days of talks with Mayor Wagner, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave no indication of agreement on Harlem and Brooklyn demands. He pressed round the clock negotiations on a nine point Harlem unity program and criticized Police Commissioner Murphy as unresponsive. Wagner planned a statement, while Harlem leaders seek suspension of Lt Gilligan and the creation of a civilian review board for police brutality cases.
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Carlson Opposes Pact on Coffee
Sen. Frank Carlson and three Republican Finance Committee members issue a minority report opposing the implementing bill for the 1963 international coffee agreement. The treaty aims to stabilize prices and incomes for Latin American coffee companies with quotas for producers and consumers.
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Haskell Postal Bids Open as Institute Unit Seeks Operator
The Lawrence Post Office has invited bids to operate the Haskell Institute postal unit since July 24. Bids will close at 5 p.m. this Saturday as announced by assistant post master Elmer L. Dougan.
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State Labor Weekly Sold to Topeka Group
The Kansas labor weekly at Topeka has been purchased by E. E. Reynolds and four other members of the Topeka Typographical Union 121. The new owners plan to incorporate and announce the other names later. The paper is 40 years old and serves subscribers statewide with a commercial printing shop.
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Skip) Reynolds
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Chrysler to Fight U S Government Over Mack Trucks Takeover
Chrysler Corp. plans to contest a Justice Department antitrust suit seeking to block its $ multimillion takeover of Mack Trucks Inc. A Newark federal judge issued a temporary restraining order. The government says the deal would reduce competition in trucks and diesel engines.
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Teeth Retrieved by Van After Chicago Couple Move
A Chicago moving company Aero Mayflower Transit Co. recovered a couple’s lost teeth left in a bureau drawer during a move to the West Coast. The van was traced via phone calls along its route, teeth were sent back to Chicago, and the pair could continue their European vacation with their dentures restored.
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Teenagers' Spending Soars Amid Rising Youth Market
Teenagers spend an estimated 11 billion dollars annually and projections show a rise to 21 billion by 1970. The data underscores a rapidly expanding youth consumer segment affecting brands and retailers nationwide.
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