Maryland Primary Vote Sees Brewster Kennedy Rally
Sen Daniel B Brewster aims to block Gov George Wallace in Maryland Democratic presidential primary after touring Baltimore with Sen Edward M Kennedy. A crowd of about 3000 greeted the leaders during street parades in South Baltimore as Kennedy likened the neighborhood to South Boston.
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George C. Wallace
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Edward M.kennedy
Wallace
Alabama
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Hoffa Case Kickback Testimony Continues
Florida businessman Vaughn B. Connelly testified he paid a 300000 kickback of a 3.3 million Teamsters pension loan to Miami builder Cal Kavens and Benjamin Dranow, as Hoffa case jurors hear details in the 28 count indictment alleging a 20 million fraud scheme. The trial resumed after a weekend adjournment with Connelly linking Mr Grossman to Dranow and describing a 10 percent fee.
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James R. Hoffa
Vaughn B. Connelly
Miami
New Everglades Hotel
Richard B. Austin
U.S. Dist
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Pension Fund
Cal Kavens
Benjamin Dranow
Minneapolis
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Dranow
Kevens
Mr. Grossman
New Effort Aims to Halt Ohio Highway Strike
In Columbus Ohio Gov Rhodes and federal mediator Montoney press ongoing talks to avert a strike by operating engineers whose contract expired April 30. A stoppage would halt about 185 million dollars of state highway construction projects.
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Columbus, Ohio
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H. J. Montoney
Lodge Draft Committee to Announce June Primary Position
Leaders of the Draft Lodge Committee prepared a news briefing for the campaign chairman to outline the group's plan to draft Henry Cabot Lodge for the Republican nomination. The statement, not to reveal specifics, targets the June 2 California primary with no write in option on the ballot.
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Rockefeller
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Barry Goldwater
Graham Honors Kennedy at North Carolina memorial service
Evangelist Billy Graham and Luther Hodges led tributes to President Kennedy at UNC Chapel Hill in a statewide memorial. More than 10 000 attended as Mrs Rose Kennedy and Sen Edward Kennedy joined the service which honored Kennedy and included a plan to present funds for a Harvard library in his name. The tribute marked a high profile civic gesture by North Carolinians in memory of the late president.
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Luther H. Hodges
Kennedy
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Rose Kennedy
Sen
Edward A Kennedy
Goldwater Leads GOP Field in AP Delegates Survey
AP survey shows Barry Goldwater leading potential nominees among Republican delegates with eight weeks to the national convention. He trails the 655 votes needed for nomination, while North Carolina Rhode Island and Iowa host erotic conventions scheduled.
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North Carolina
Rhode Island
Iowa
Associated Press
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Political memory in Baltimore talks of Kennedy Wallace
A speaker recalls his brother’s 1960 Baltimore visits. He notes Southern Baltimore residents gave Kennedy aid and support while Wallace faced evident sentiment against him. The crowd showed warmth toward Kennedy, reflecting regional political divides of the era.
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Wallace
Maryland Primary Targets Wallace Kennedy Brewster
Signs urging Stand up for America and Wallace and a Kennedy line about fairness at a corner bar highlight Maryland political maneuvering. Kennedy is the tenth Democratic senator backing Brewster who aims to lead Maryland's delegation to the Democratic National Convention for President Johnson. The primary winner earns Maryland's 48 convention votes on first ballot. unpledged delegates are possible for dissenters.
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Woman's Meeting Turns Comical as Wife Interrupts Husband
A humorous report notes a wife who resents her husband speaks up during his address, interrupting him to make a pointed joke. The scene captures social banter and marital tension in a lighthearted context.
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11 DAYS AT THE FAIR Missing Youth Found During Summer Stay
Dominick Tucci, 12, left his Long Island home for the World's Fair in Flushing Meadow, fled seven times, and survived 11 days on the grounds with help from a woman worker. Police alerted 17 states as he secretly slept in pavilions and earned $5 daily. He was later reunited with his parents and siblings, expressing mixed feelings and homesickness.
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Richard Kraft
Bronx Park
New York
Bronx
Kraft
Dominick Tucci
Dominick
Long Island
Naomi Sallod
Fairgrounds
Veterans And Space Funds Set In Omnibus Bill
The House Appropriations Committee approved 5.2 billion dollars for space programs and 5.4 billion for veterans programs within a 13.318 billion dollar omnibus bill funding 25 federal agencies for the new fiscal year starting July 1. Savings come from reduced federal personnel. The total is 6.5 percent below Johnson’s request. An extra 25 thousand dollars was added for Mrs. John F. Kennedy’s expenses amid national mourning, plus 400 thousand dollars for the 1964 presidential transition law to fund offices for presidents elect between election and inauguration.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Space Agency funding eyed for House review next Wednesday
The committee's actions face House review next Wednesday as $5.2 billion for NASA is $245 million below the President's request. Rep. Louis C. Wy-man, R-N.H., long a foe of space programs, leads opposition.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Louis C. Wyman
R-N.h
Clergymen Lead Silent March for Civil Rights on Capitol Hill
Protestant clergymen from all states march in a silent procession to Capitol Hill as the Senate enters the 11th week of debate on the civil rights bill. The event, sponsored by the National Council of Churches, precedes a worship service at the National Cathedral and marks the 10th anniversary of the 1954 desegregation decision.
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Capitol Hill
Senate
National Council of Churches’ Commission On Religion and Race
Southern
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Capitol
Francis B. Sayre
National Cathedral
Supreme Court
Civil rights marchers plan Senate prayer and lobbying
Advocates planned to pray on the Senate steps and then seek every senator to appeal for passage of the civil rights bill. Inside the Capitol, activity continued amid near constant jostling and attention from onlookers.
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Capitol
Red Cross National Convention Opens In New York
The 30th national convention of the American Red Cross opens in New York today with expected attendance by leaders and delegates from across the organization.
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the American Red Cross
Dirksen Offers Plan to Sway Undecided Senators on Bill
The package aimed at making the bill more acceptable to undecided senators is offered by Republican Leader Everett Dirksen. As Southerners oppose the bill, debate extended last week with talk of seeking cloture to curb speeches. Senators Milton Young and Allen Elleinder cited potential amendment agreement as a path to cloture, though Ellenio doubted they could reach consensus.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellenio
Young
Republican Policy Committee
New Attacks Hinted On Cuba From Miami Refugee Colony
Exile refugees in Miami hint at new attacks on Cuba by guerrilla groups led by Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo and others. They speculate actions may occur on May 19 anniversary of Jose Marti's death. Ray, a 39 year old engineer, reportedly left Puerto Rico and may lead underground efforts in Cuba.
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Miami
Fla
Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo
Jose Marti
Gutierrez Menoyo
Fidel Castro
Joe Ce Batista
Castro
Havana
Ray
New Offensive by Communists Disturbs Laos Crisis
The United States warns that Laos neutrality could collapse and trigger a new Southeast Asian crisis. President Johnson’s aides are alarmed by fresh communist offensives in the Plaine des Jarres region as Pathet Lao forces come under heavy fire on Sunday.
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Fighting Eases in Muong Phanh Area Near Vientiane
In Laos the Muong Phanh region saw a lull though shelling of the airstrip and ground clashes were reported. Neutralist Gen Kong Le reportedly moved south, while Pathet Lao forces neared the airstrip. Souvanna Phouma called the attack large scale and appealed to Prince Souphanouvong over alleged Geneva violations.
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Washington
Kong le
Damon
Pathet Lao
International Control Commission
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Commission
Prince Souphanouvong
Tha Thom
Secretary Rusk pursues Laos neutrality with wary allies
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with Soviet, British and other ambassadors to push for averting a Laos crisis and preserving the Geneva accord. Officials warn that failure could pull Laos into the anti guerrilla war tied to U S support in South Vietnam.
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London
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Viet Nam
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South Viet Nam
Rusk Meets Southeast Asia Pact Ambassadors
Secretary of State Rusk conferred Sunday night with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobryn and with British officials Denis Greenhill and Lord Harlech. He joined ambassadors from the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization nations Pakistan France Australia New Zealand Thailand and the Philippines in discussions.
Three Countries Form International Laos Neutrality Watch
In a still another conference the three countries compose an international control commission to supervise Laos neutrality under the Geneva 1946 agreement. The Soviet Union and Britain have served as cochairmen and carry the special responsibility in efforts to implement the neutrality policy.
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Soviet Union
Britain
Sister Reunited With Kin After 70 Years in Wilmington
Edna M. Baker, 73, of Mount Holly New Jersey, met with two siblings for the first time since their family was split years ago after parents separated. The reunion followed a News-Journal photograph from the MacArthur funeral procession seen by Baker and traced through relatives including Charles Mulholland and Edward Mulholland Sr. Other sisters Hattie Rich and Bessie Lenox live in Rhode Island and Ohio. Baker hopes to meet them soon.
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N. J
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Veterans of At Wars
Edward Mulholland
Charles
Edward
Verdie Graff
Marion
Ohio
Charles Mulholland
Montebello
Calif
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Bessie Lenox
Providence
R. I
Baker
Freighter Fire Off Baja. 10 Missing Reported
Bulletin reports a Norwegian freighter aboard fire offshore Baja California with Coast Guard noting it may be abandoned and ten crewmen unaccounted for. In Columbus, William L. Coleman reelected Democratic state chairman for a two year term. In Washington, President Johnson seeks Congress to approve an extra 125 million dollars to accelerate the war effort.
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