Kennedy Victory Seen In West Virginia Primary
UPI reports Vice President Nixon believes Senator John Kennedy will win the West Virginia primary over Senator Hubert Humphrey. Nixon cites Kennedy’s strong fundraising and a pro Kennedy wave among uncommitted leaders, aiming to reassure Catholic concerns. Lyndon Johnson and Stuart Symington campaigned in distressed areas urging policy changes to aid economic redevelopment and trade. Symington spoke in Abingdon, Virginia, near coal regions, about the area redevelopment bill and potential veto concerns.
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William Theis
Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
John. F. Kennedy
Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
West Virginia
Humphrey
Nixon
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Stuart Symington
Johnson
East Liverpool
Ohio
U.S
Symington
America
Eisenhower
Made in England Styles Sell Amid Wide Range
A brief listing notes two styles made in England priced at 60.50 plus tax among many options. The item emphasis is on origin and price as part of a broader selection.
Russian Claim Grounds Planes Grounded for 15 Days
The remaining U2 weather planes tied to the Soviet claim of shooting down an American have been grounded for 15 days for a thorough check of the aircraft and especially oxygen systems. NASA said three U2s operated from Atsugi Japan and four from Adana Turkey, with one more at Edwards Air Force Base California. The pause follows a Soviet incident claim and a NASA note about oxygen problems in a missing pilot from a Turkey flight.
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Washington
National Aeronautics
Space Scan
Frnay
NASA
Turkey
Atsugi
Japan
Adna
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Tech Concerts Today at Texas Tech Ninth Symposium
Texas Tech's Ninth Annual Symposium of Contemporary Music presents two free programs today in the Music Building Band Room and Recital Hall. The Brass Sextet, Brass Quintet, and Tech's Brass Band perform works by Dahl Werner and Hubschmann under Dean Killion. A student recital features Ronald LoPresti and others, followed by a public concert at 2 p.m. in the Student Union ballroom with the Tech Band Choir and Orchestra.
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Texas Tech
Music Building
Brass Quintet
Tech
Ingolf Dahl
Werner
Werner Hubschmann
Dean Killion
Directeur
We Brass
Paul Shahan
Ronald LoPresti
John Gilbert
von Prahl
Folias
Tech Opera Theater
Charles Lawrie
Jerato
Allegro
Ronald Lemon
Marjorie Magness
Paul Hindemith
Kathleen LaMar
Aram Khatchaturian
Student Union
Considine Predicts Kennedy Loss In West Virginia Primary
The columnist notes Kennedy trails 60 to 40 in West Virginia, cites religious issue impact, and warns a large loss could hurt his convention chances while a smaller victory by Humphrey would count as a partial win. If Kennedy loses badly, he may be stalled at Los Angeles in July.
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Gini
Jim Reed
Kennedy
Humphrey
Los Angeles
West Virginia
Toastmasters Hold Mock Election In Will Rogers Event
At Ming Tree Restaurant a Will Rogers Toastmasters meeting held a mock election after speeches for governor and attorney general. The tally favored Jack Cox over Price Daniel 9 to 7 for governor and Waggoner Carr over Will Wilson 12 to 4 for attorney general. Supporters included B T Rucker Cox, Lawrence Wiley Daniel, Pat Hastings Carr, and John Wright Wilson. Twenty two members attended.
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Jack Cox
Price Daniel
Waggoner Carr
Jority
Will Wilson
B. T. Rucker
Cox
Lawrence Wiley
Daniel
Pat Hastings
Carr
John Wright
Wilson
Ming Tree
Nat King Cole Plans European Concerts for Orphan Charity
American singer Nat King Cole touring Europe plans a fundraising drive for a charity aiding about 100000 illegitimate children fathered by American soldiers in Germany. He hopes to raise funds through a series of concerts.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Nat King Cole
Europe
Cole
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