Kennedy enters New York Senate race push debated
Strain within Kennedy supporters grows as Stratton formally enters the race while Kennedy weighs a run. AFL-CIO officials and New York figures urge Kennedy to run, citing his long New York ties and influence on policy, with mixed calls on whether he should leave Massachusetts.
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Senate
Samuel ‘Stratton
D-Ny
Formor
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Kennedy
Blitzkreig
Johnson
Boston Globe
New England Labor
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Globe
Committee On Political Education
Afl-Cio
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National Citizens For Golswater Committee
Massachusetts
Alfectonianea
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Indian Women Stage Hunger Strike Protest Over Prices
About 1000 Indian housewives held a day long hunger strike outside Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri’s residence in New Delhi protesting rising prices and food shortages. They demanded price controls and relief for the poor and middle classes amid staples costs rising by about 40 percent in recent weeks.
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UPI
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Echanes
Sues Edntelegs Eber
Les India
Indepe Shastri
Fish imports in Washington state dip amid industrial shifts
Fragmentary text shows references to Washington state fish imports and industrial products. The snippet hints at trade quantities around one pound figures but lacks complete context or outcomes.
Luce Considers Senate Run On Conservative Ticket
Former Congresswoman Clare Booth Luce said she may run for the U.S. Senate in New York on the conservative ticket if she can win on merits. She noted support but would not commit and referenced incumbent Senator Kenneth Keating.
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Kennedy
New York
W. Averell Harriman
Sec. of
Roswell Gilpatrick
Edward R. Murrow
Committee of
Robert F. Kennedy
New. York
UPI
Clare Booth Luce
U.S. Senate
Sen
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Mont Monterey Noon Gold Room Schedule Echoes Downtown
A fragmented notice lists the Gold Room at Mont each day at noon and Thursday rening at Monterey, with scattered references to downtown locations and rooms. The readable portions imply daily noon sessions and a Thursday event in Monterey.
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Rondelay
Mont
Unclear fragment hints at union or company statement
Fragmentary text mentions a union and a company claim about a decision or disclosure. lacks clear actions, dates, or entities to specify a full item.
Public opinion backs compulsory youth employment camps
George Gallup reports broad support for compulsory training camp attendance for unemployed youths, with polls noting overwhelming public approval of a nationwide youth employment program. The item highlights support in September 1963 and the bipartisan nature of the stance.
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George Gallup
Public Opinion Americas Institute
Princeton
N.J
Congress
Amerty
Volo
Johnson urges compulsory youth employment camps
President Johnson calls for a nationwide program of compulsory employment camps for the youth, seeking strong support from rank-and-file Democrats and Republicans alike. The plan aims to place young Americans in work assignments across the country, with emphasis on grassroots backing and broad geographic reach.
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Aat
Midwest
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Fall enrollment opens for boys program
The district announces enrollment for the boys program, inviting applications and noting the fall term start.
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