Connally Urges Texans to Ease Demonstrations at Convention
Gov. Connally asked Texas delegates not to overdo displays in support of him at the Democratic Convention. He urged saving energy for Johnson and suggested rallying at the Texas state convention in Dallas in September. The caucus praised Connally and Sen. Yarborough and discussed Mississippi and Alabama delegation tensions.
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Connally
Atlantic City
J. John Connally
Texas
Johnson
Dallas
Ralp Yarborough
D-Tex
Alabama
Mississippi
Eugene (Bull) Connor
Credentials Committee
Miller Attacks Demo Platform and Kennedy Ties
Rep. William E. Miller labeled the Democratic civil rights plank as nothing and accused Sen. Robert F. Kennedy of using New York as a stepping stone to higher office. Niagara County GOP chair Van Demark said Sens. Keating and Javits will not be invited to Miller’s Lockport rally on September 5 due to disassociation from the national ticket.
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Buffalo
N.Y
William E. Miller
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
New York
Miller
Niagara County
Allen W. van Demark
Kenneth B. Keating
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Lockport
Niagara Falls
Deep-Diving Sub To Take Land Portage To Water
The Aluminaut, a 75 ton deepest diving submarine built by Electric Boat in Groton, will be hauled over land on a flatbed trailer to its main yards for launch. The craft, designed to carry a three man crew, aims for depths of 15 000 feet or more on scientific expeditions.
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Groton
Littlefield Child Injured In Mishap
Two year old Hall T Martin Jr was injured in a car pedestrian mishap at his grandparents home near Littlefield Texas He was listed in serious condition in Methodist Hospital ICU late Wednesday night The child ran behind a car backed from a driveway by his grandmother Mrs Percy Carter at the family home at Lums Chapel six miles south of Littlefield He was visiting with his mother Mrs Hall T Martin of Dallas
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Hall T. Martin Jr
Littlefield
Methodist Hospital
Percy Carter
Lums Chapel
Hall T. Martin
Dallas
Pan Am Ends Strike as Normal Flights Resume Worldwide
Negotiators reach a new labor agreement for Pan American World Airways ending a brief, crippling strike. Flights were 99 percent on schedule by midday as union and company officials hailed the deal, with pay raises disputed and awaiting ratification next week. About 9,000 workers are covered. 3,000 others at Cape Kennedy and military-charter services are not in the agreement.
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V. New
Gilbride Washington
Panee World
Airways
Heline
Afl-Cio Rt Workers Union
James J. Horst
Transport Workers
Air ‘Transport
Juan Trippe
Pan American
Cape Kennedy
Fla
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Til
Cowells
Frank Erwin
White House
Erwin
Big Buck
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Chrome
Bendix
By Huffman
Inline Line Company
Zipper
Can—Gibson
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