Bronx Congressman Fino challenges Keating for GOP Senate nomination
Rep. Paul A. Fino, Bronx County Republican chairman, urged a fight for the GOP Senate nomination against Sen. Kenneth B. Keating of Rochester. Fino condemns Keating for withholding endorsement of Barry Goldwater and Miller, signaling a potential floor clash at the State Committee meeting. Miller and Becker vow support for the national ticket, while Keating says he may still back the national line.
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New York
Paul A. Fino
Bronx County
Kenneth B. Keating
Rochester
GOP
U.S. Senate
Fino
Keating
Barry Goldway
Fine
Washington
Republican State Committee
Nelson Rockefeller
Fred A. Young
Jacob Kravits
Nassau County
Long Island
Frank J. Becker
Steven B. Derounian
Becker
Goldwater
William E. Miller
Miller
New York State
Get $40 000 And Lose It
Two pistol waving young men wearing cowboy hats and dark glasses robbed a Gulf Coast National Bank in Westbury Square Texas and fled with 40000 dollars but discarded the money after a teller followed their getaway car. The money was turned over to police within 15 minutes and the robbers remain at large.
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Houston, Tex
Westbury Square
Gulf Coast National Bank
United States Leads in Radio Transmitting Stations
The United States has the greatest number of radio transmitting stations, reflecting its vast communications network and infrastructure. The statistic underscores the country's prominent role in broadcasting and wireless technology.
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United States
Births Reported for Monroe and Franklin Families
Mr and Mrs J Phillip Blose of Monroe welcome a girl born Tuesday at 172 Brittan Lane. Mr and Mrs Carl R Hollon of Elk Creek Road welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Jerry Humphreys of Franklin welcome a girl born Wednesday at 2 Michael Drive.
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J. Phillip Blose
Brittan Lane
Monroe
Carl R. Hollon
Elk Creek Road
Jerry Humphreys
Michael Drive
Franklin
Hospital Names List Of Dismissals And Admissions
In the hospital, Kris Ann Wollum and several others are listed among admissions and dismissals. Names include Ova Lawson, John Colwell, Roscoe Little, Dillard Morris, Daniel Cox, Mrs. Clay Ferguson, Mrs. Donald House, Robert Fugett, Sandra Day, DeWitt Payne, Mrs. Ralph Estridge, Mrs. Eugene Hamilton, Mrs. Carl Thomas, Pat Combs, Rev. Virgil Hunt, Benham Shackleford, Thomas Ingram, Mrs. Robert Trimble. Dismissed individuals include Martin Reynolds, Willie Grandberry, Harry James, Miss Yolanda Kuna, Mrs. Mary Romans, Russell Weidle, Mrs. William Ripley, Mrs. Roscoe McKinney, Mrs. Harriet Conners, Mrs. Gerald Fisher, Mrs. Edward Phillips, Mrs. Stewart Morris, Mrs. Linburg Ramsey, Gerald Vance.
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Roscoe Little
Minnesota
Dillard Morris
Yankee Road
Daniel FE. Cox
Sutphin St
Clay Ferguson
Arlington Ave
Donald House
Frank
Eugene Hamilton
Franklin
Carl Thomas
Oxford State Road
Pat Combs
Jack L. Combs
Shafer St
Virgil Hunt
Lebanon
Benham Shackleford
Queen Ave
Martin Reynolds
Arlie Reynolds
Waneta St
Willie Grandberry
16Th Ave
Harry James
N. Marshall Road
Yolanda Kuna
Trenton
Mary Romans
Brentwood St
Roscoe McKinney
Harriet Conners
Aberdeen Drive
Gerald Fisher
Regent Drive
Edward W. Phillips
Monroe St
Stewart Morris
Kalbfleisch Road
Linburg Ramsey
Gerald Vance
West Chester
Hog Best Of Show Suffers Seizure At Illinois State Fair
A 680 pound barrow owned by Alvin Lehmann of Pleasant Plains Illinois won two prizes at the Illinois State Fair before suffering a heart attack in its pen. The hog had just claimed first in the open class for junior yearlings and first in the Land of Lincoln judging and was treated with adrenalin by veterinarians.
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Springfield
Ill
Alvin Lehmann
Pleasant Plains
Land of Lincoln
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Kenneth Keating
Kris Ann Woolum
Frank Wollum
Jewell St
Lin Robert D. Fugett
Sandra Day
Roy Day
DeWitt Payne
15Th Ave
Ralph Estridge
Lin
Thomas Ingram
Kelly Ingram
Robert Trimble
Russell Weidle
William Ripley
Hog
Grand Ave
Gideon Road
Vail Ave
Strand Laundry Village
McGee's Mkt
Coats
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