Lodge says Viet Nam not a campaign issue
AP interview with Henry Cabot Lodge, back from South Vietnam, says he does not see how U.S. policy there could become a campaign issue or win votes. He returned to aid Governor Scranton’s presidential bid and declined to reveal views on North Vietnam or China, citing classified information.
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Four Door Hut on Peak Looks Like Chevy Crash Ad Stunt
London Observer reports a Chevrolet helicopter drop on a North American peak left as a heavy, unreachable tribute to bold auto advertising. It contrasts British ads amid Mather and Growther Triumph wins at Venice for a Herald film.
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Growther
Standard Triumph
Venice
Mathers
Triumph Herald
Brighton
Triumph
Chevrolet
Typhoon Winnie Dims Manila As Death Toll Rises
Winnie battered Manila with 95 mph winds, flooding, and widespread outages. At least 10 people drowned in the city and surrounding areas, with many more injured as shanties collapsed and utilities failed. By late morning winds subsided and the storm moved toward the South China Sea.
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Winnie
Luzon
South China Sea
China
Man for Potter County Sheriff Posts Name Match
Warren Constable of Westmoreland Kan may run for sheriff of Pottawatomie County His name would suit the office if elected Sheriff Constable of the county.
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Manhattan
Kan
Warren
Westmoreland
Pottawatomie County
Negroes Protest in Chicago Rallying for Scranton Picket
More than 300 Negroes marched on Chicago's South Side urging continued demonstrations. ACT leaders led the rally, planning future parades to support Governor Scranton's visit and a slated 1000-strong picket in downtown Chicago. Seven activists were arrested for unsanctioned public meeting.
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South Side
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
47Th Street
South Parkway
ACT
Jesse Gray
Harlem
Council On Housing
New York City
Lawrence Landry
Lynda Bird Johnson Visits New York World’s Fair
Lynda Bird Johnson visited the New York World’s Fair on Monday, joining White House aides and Secret Service at the federal, General Motors, and Ford pavilions. Former Ambassador Joseph P Kennedy, 75, recovering from minor oral surgery at Cape Cod Hospital after a jaw infection operation.
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Lynda Bird Johnson
White House
Secret Service
General Motors
Ford
Hyannisport
Mass
Joseph P. Kennedy
Cape Cod Hospital
Kennedy
Zipper innovator Samuel Kinney dies at 75
Samuel Marks Kinney, 75, who helped win acceptance of the zipper as general manager of Talon Inc in the 1930s and 1940s, died Sunday after a long illness in Westfield New Jersey.
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Westfield
N.J
Samuel Marks Kinney
Zipper
Talon, Inc
Ferguson Advocates Teenagers Taking Responsibility
Kansas Attorney General William M. Ferguson told a planning conference that teenagers must bear responsibility for their conduct. He urged viewing teens as capable citizens and said behavior lies with the youths themselves.
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Manhattan
Kan
William M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Child Dies After 60 Foot Ferris Wheel Fall
A 2-year-old girl, Deborah Shaw of Commack New York, died in Huntington after plunging about 60 feet onto asphalt. Her parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw, were seriously injured when their seat tipped and jammed on the ferris wheel.
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N.Y
Deborah Shaw
Robert Shaw
Commack
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