California Eyewash Drama Sets Stage for Democratic Primary
California voters face a high stakes Democratic drama as Kennedy McCarthy and Humphrey vie for delegates. Kennedy and McCarthy pour funds into campaigns while Humphrey builds near securing a convention tally. Reagan leads a Republican slate unopposed as California votes unfold.
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California
Robert Kennedy
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McCarthy
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J. Edgar Hoover
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Kennedy
GOP
Ronald Reagan
Street Play By Children Raises Traffic Safety Alarm
Traffic safety officials warn that end of school year brings more children into streets. Juggling games and baseball in streets near playgrounds risk accidents, with parents urged to supervise and keep play in yards or safe areas.
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Lubbock
Interest grows in archeology as prediction seeks past
The piece notes renewed public interest in both predictions and archeology as technology extends dating methods. It cites early art in Afghanistan 22 000 years ago and US Mexico finds pushing back humanity’s origin, while modern power to end existence raises fears.
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United States
Mexico
Americas
Afghanistan
West German inventor touts 3000 bricks per hour brick-laying machine
After years of tinkering a West German mechanic has perfected an automatic brick-laying device. He claims it can lay 3,000 bricks an hour, equal to 24 bricklayers and cut building costs by 30 percent. He calls it the devil’s machine, a figure bricklayers’ unions would oppose. If proven, it could disrupt the current brick-laying system.
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Bricklayers’ Union
Hanoi persists in belief US will surrender in Paris talks
US officials weigh patience over Hanoi delays as Britain urges Moscow to restrain North Vietnam. Johnson endorses negotiations toward an honorable peace but warns against battlefield defeat. Washington doubts rapid progress before the November election and notes Soviets resist coercion.
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Soviet Union
Hanoi
Stewart
Great Britain
Gromyko
Moscow
United States
Britain
Russia
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Parish
South Vietnam
United
Johnson
War Choice Is Washington: Johnson Faces Tough War Decision
Washington reports reveal no signs of North Vietnam negotiating in good faith, pressuring President Johnson to consider a possible abrupt shift on talks and de-escalation. Top administration figures warn of rising pressure and a difficult political path ahead.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Johnson
Hanoi
Tonkin Gulf
Michael Stewart
Moscow
Stewart
U.S
Anges
Mediation's Case Urged in Labor Talks
Andrew Tully notes that collective bargaining produces many peaceful contracts and warns that labor relations face a tough year with rising costs and longer contracts. He discusses impacts of war policy, Paris talks, and potential policy shifts as the Johnson administration faces pressure from advisers.
FBI Smeared in a Cold War Entrapment Warning
A political essay argues the United States faces Soviet espionage and traitor risk. It cites Kim Philby, Oleg Penkovsky, and Anatoli Dolnytsin, urging unyielding support for the FBI and Hoover against hidden foreign influence and brainwashing.
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Kremlin
America
Soviet Union
FBI
de Gaulle
Jet Philby
England
United States
Guest Editorial on London Brewery Draft Horses
ALondon report by B J Fler notes Manchester brewery executives argue draft horses are cheaper and longer lasting than tracks. The piece suggests inflation and hay costs push demand for horses rising as an alternative to mechanized transport.
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Scripps-Howard
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idKay
Manchester
Disco d
White House picketed in anti-Communist bill protest
About 3 000 demonstrators gathered around the White House today to protest the Mundt Nixon anti Communist bill. Wallace for President buttons were noted among the pickets. DETROIT A B 29s and Péls SACs attacked Selfridge Air Base in a mock war drill. Fort Worth Consolidated Vultee’s B 36 was delivered to Wright Army Air Base after a 900 mile flight. Spur Cowboy Jubilee opens with a grand parade and rodeo events through Saturday.
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SAC
Selfridge
Here
Fort Worth
Vultee
Air Material Command
Wright Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
Spur
Put Yourself in the Customer’s Shoes to Sell Homes
Clifford and Virginia Bader of Mauston Home Sales in Wisconsin use show and tell to sell mobile homes. They study a prospect’s car, clothes, and job to match homes and affordability. The couple lives on site and tours the home with buyers, sometimes inspiring buyers to purchase the Baders’ own residence.
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Virginia Bader
Mauston Home Sales, Inc
Mauston
Wis
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Bader
Mobilehomes
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