So Young To Have Grieved So Much Ted Stands Alone
A profile of Edward M. Kennedy tracing his rise from a grieving son after John F Kennedy’s 1963 death to a Senate leader. It recalls his early caution, wariness of the Kennedy name, key votes, a 1964 plane crash that left him with a broken back, and growing influence on gun control, refugee and Vietnam policies as hints he may become president or a vice presidential candidate.
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Teddy Urged To Leave Politics By Family Friends
Archbishop Philip M. Hannan said close Kennedy family friends in New Orleans urged Sen Edward M Kennedy to quit national politics. He noted Teddy is different from his brothers and faces a future of his own programs while acknowledging his mission and the tragedy surrounding the Kennedys.
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Humphrey Seen To Dominate Kennedy Delegates in 1968 Race
The Associated Press cites a New York Times survey showing Humphrey likely to inherit 400 plus Kennedy pledged or leaning delegates, giving him over 1,600 by Chicago. McCarthy remains far behind with under 450, leaving about 600 undecided as Illinois and Texas contests loom. Rockefeller, in a Meadville speech, lauds Kennedy and resumes GOP activity alongside a four way Illinois GOP gubernatorial field. Alabama and Texas delegations shape further action, while Wallace presses third party bids and Nixon weighs a return to campaigning. McCarthy sets out to woo New York's 190 delegates after their June 18 primary.
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Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible
New York special reports science finds a medication that promptly stops itching relieves pain and shrinks hemorrhoids in most cases. Tests by doctors show reduction of inflamed hemorrhoids with Preparation B. Version says Preparation H soothes irritated tissue and helps prevent infection in ointment or suppository form.
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Class Of 1958 Plans For 15th Reunion
Mrs Linda Russell Lehmkuhl and Fred Sander named co chairmen of the Middletown High School Class of 1958 15 year reunion at the 10 year festivities at the K of C Hall Over 200 classmates attended the 7 pm dinner and 9 pm dance with music by Danny and the Viceroys The group asked for missing addresses to update the permanent file for the next gathering Mary Jo Hyde Ward chaired the 10 year party
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Russell) Lehmkuhl
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Antarctic Summer Brings Mild Temperatures At McMurdo
In McMurdo Sound the Antarctic summer aligns with North America’s winter, warming to around 30 degrees. With 24 hour sunlight, residents can stroll without heavy coats, enjoying near tropical daylight in the polar season.
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Schlesinger Sees Unclear Delegates After Kennedy Assassination
The Kennedy adviser said there is no clear path for delegates and backers to choose a successor. He doubted Humphrey’s strength for the presidency, praised McCarthy on Vietnam but criticized focus on minority issues. He added the president should be strong and generous. Interviewed on CBS Face the Nation.
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