Loyalty Fight Looms Over Texas Delegates To Johnson Convention
Texas liberals aligned with Mrs. Randolph press loyalty demands at Los Angeles while hoping to influence credentials. Johnson forces claim the Texas delegation list, dominated by Johnson backers, will satisfy the national committee. Labor groups back Johnson and urge party loyalty to avoid a split.
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Castro Threatens Seizure of U S Assets in Cuba
Havana AP report says Fidel Castro echoed Khrushchev and blamed the United States for wartime atomic bombings. He warned he may seize U S property in Cuba once sugar quotas are set, citing oil storage needs and a deteriorating U S-Cuba relationship. Raul Castro leads a mission to Prague and the United Arab Republic.
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Tell Reunion Draws Residents From Tell School July 4
Residents and former residents of Tell invitees plan to attend a July 4 reunion in the Tell School building with basket lunches. A memorial service precedes lunch and the Rural Neighborhood Progress Club handles drinks.
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Casket Company Employee Dies By Suicide In Box
Los Angeles police reported Horace Constable aged 45 died by inhaling auto exhaust fumes inside a metal casket container used for shipping coffins. He climbed into the box after extending a hose from his car exhaust into it.
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Much Troubled Uranium Scout Adds New Woes
Dallas headline reports the arrest of John Milton Addison and attorney William D. Groom on a larceny by bailee warrant from Golden Colorado. Addison faces Arizona false imprisonment charges and San Antonio theft and securities fraud warrants. A Fort Worth federal grand jury also indicted Addison on securities fraud.
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Johnson Leads Kentucky Delegates With 27 Of 31 Votes
Kentucky Democrats split three votes in the 3rd District among Johnson Kennedy and Stevenson as state party leaders anticipate Johnson's edge. District conventions named six delegates each to cast a half vote at Los Angeles with Earle Clements guiding Johnson's slate.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Los Angeles
A. B. Chandler
Stevenson
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Paris
Democratic National Committee
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Earle Clements
U S Urged To Buy More Mexico Sugar
In Mexico City AP report the National Association of Importers and Exporters urges the United States to purchase at least 200000 tons more sugar from Mexico each year. U S Undersecretary Philip Ray in Mexico invites Mexican business leaders to visit Washington to discuss sugar and broader trade matters.
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Paper mill note about a kangaroo shipment to Australia
In Corner Brook Newfoundland an amused paper mill worker Eric Beck attached a note to a roll of paper bound for Australia asking for a spare kangaroo. A reply hinted it might be possible and Beck jokes they may instead ship a toy kangaroo.
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Homemade 50-Foot Boat Moves Toward Los Angeles Harbor
Vernon Armstrong, a motorcycle officer, moves a 50 foot 12 ton ketch named the Xcapade from a hillside private yard toward Los Angeles harbor. Neighbors cheered as the boat on a trailer began its slow ascent to sea, with plans to sail to Hawaii when he retires in two years.
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Dehydration Blamed For Babies Deaths In Tampico Heat
In Tampico Mexico AP reports 13 young children aged 1 to 18 months died from severe dehydration during a 72 hour heat wave. Fragments note a rainfall cooled temps to 108 degrees and reference unrelated items about a London music teacher and Nigeria's National Anthem, plus 1959 French textile exports.
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Famous Names Noted On Court Rosters
In Circuit Court, Robert E. Lee is involved in a lawsuit, Grace Kelly is suing for divorce, and I Clark Gable and Merry Christmas are having trouble getting support from one parent who has left the other. In Criminal Court, Daniel Boone has been charged with vagrancy, Robert Louis Stevenson with larceny, Robert E. Lee has another charge, reckless driving, and George Washington is charged with driving without a license.
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