Breathitt Wins Kentucky Democratic Gubernatorial Primary
Hopk insville attorney Edward Breathitt Jr defeats veteran A B Chandler in the Kentucky Democratic primary, with 299,621 votes to 239,784 as 2,696 of 3,005 precincts reported. Breathitt advances to the November race against Louie Nunn while Chandler concedes at Versailles.
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Louisville
Edward T. Breathitt Jr
A B. Chandler
Kentucky
Hopkinsville
Breathitt
Chandler
Louie Nown
Glasgow
Nunn
Steel Talks Near Terms in Pittsburgh Wage Delay
Cleveland AP reports industry sources say steel labor talks near terms in Pittsburgh for a one year extension with no wage increase. USW may accept extended vacation plans and limits on contracting out, but a key clause on outside work could derail progress and trigger a formal reopening and potential strike after 90 days.
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Cleveland
Pittsburgh
National Trade Journal
United Steelworkers Union
Steel
USW
David J. McDonald
Cleveland seeks funds from 15 communities over gas rate hike
Cleveland requested 75 000 additional dollars from 15 Northeast Ohio communities to oppose East Ohio Gas Co proposed rate increase. East Ohio seeks about 24 percent higher rates, aiming for roughly 35 million dollars in extra yearly revenue.
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Cleveland
Ohio
East Ohio Gas Co
East Ohio
Memorial Day Weather Outlook Shows Mild Dry Conditions
The forecast calls for dry conditions and mild temperatures. Yesterday’s high reached 61 degrees at 2:30 p.m. and the low 65 at 8 a.m. Overnight low was 60 at 6 a.m.
Kennedy birthday party planned aboard Sequoia yacht
President Kennedy, turning 46, will celebrate with a Potomac yacht dinner cruise aboard the Sequoia. Jacqueline Kennedy leads a group of about 25 relatives and friends in singing Happy Birthday weather permitting. Kennedy remains active with a full day of meetings, has slimmed to 173 pounds, and endures a back condition but continues daily exercise and limited swimming and sailing.
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Washington
Kennedy
Jacqueline
Potomac
White House
Salinger
Janet Travel
George Burkley
Governors Luncheon With JFK Highlights Mutual Problems
President Kennedy hosts a Democratic governors luncheon to discuss mutual problems and politics. Gov Karl Rolvaag of Minnesota says he does not know the topics yet while noting federal state frictions and election implications. The event marks a series with mayors to follow, amid close 1964 battleground dynamics in Minnesota and Tennessee.
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Washington
Kennedy
Karl Rolvaag
Minnesota
Rolvaag
White House
Pierre Salinger
Richard M. Nixon
Gary Teachers End One Day Strike In Gary Indiana
About 1,300 Gary union teachers boycotted classes and picketed 42 public schools, closing campuses. The Gary School Board and Local 4 of the American Federation of Teachers, with state labor commissioner Hubert Butler, reached a settlement recognizing the teachers union as bargaining agent for its members.
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Gary, Ind
Gary
Gary Teachers Union
American Federation of Teachers
Hubert Butler
Grafton Man Dies in Home Fire At Age 74
KLYRIA Chin AP Leo Har get 74 appears to have died from smoke inhalation in a house fire at his home in Grafton on Tuesday.
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Klyria
Chin
Leo Harget
Grafton
Polaris plan in NATO sea force hits British snag
Washington reports Britain has misgivings about multilateral Polaris force and its control, cost, and effectiveness. Adm. Ricketts will discuss in London next week as the US pushes a 20 to 25 ship fleet with about 200 missiles, to be financed largely by the United States. Talks with Britain aim to clear reservations within weeks for a potential Kennedy Macmillan meeting.
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Washington
Kennedy
Atlantic Alliance
Britain
Harold Macmillan
United States
Germany
NATO
West Germany
Bonn
Adm
Claude Ricketts
London
Canada
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Greece
Turkey
Good deeds pay off milkman honored in Glendale
Dewey Fox, a Glendale milkman of 30 years, helped families and children nearby. On his final day he received a park picnic surprise with 200 people applauding and a $401.50 gift after delivering orange juice. The retiree expressed shock at the recognition.
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Glendale
Calif
Dewey Fox
Fox 65
Dayton Stores To Hire Negroes
Dayton businessmen met with Negro leaders and agreed to cooperate on expanding Negro employment in downtown stores. Metropolis Store president Robert Margolis said 36 Negroes would be hired in sales and cashier roles within 30 days. Other merchants pledged to hire more Negro workers with no specific figures announced.
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Dayton
Ohio
Robert Margolis
Metropolitan
Birmingham Segregation Ruling To Be Invealed
US District Judge Seybourn Lynne refused an injunction against school segregation saying Negroes had not exhausted the Alabama pupil placement law. Attorneys for desegregation plan to appeal promptly to the US Circuit Court of Appeals. Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth, leader of the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights, commented on the ruling.
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Birmingham
Ala
Dist
Seybourn H. Lynne
Alabama
Orrell Billingsley Jr
Ath US
Circuit Court of Appeals
Freak Shuttlesworth
The
Alabama Christian Movement For Human Rights
Lynne
JFK invites business leaders to discuss Southern integration
President Kennedy asked about 75 executives from the North and South to meet next Tuesday at the White House to address integration of public facilities in the South. Telegrams were sent inviting them to discuss employment access and equal services in cities, with possible follow ups to 25 more executives. High-level sources say similar conferences with public officials and Southern clergy may follow.
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Washington
Kennedy
South
White House
North
Pierre Salinger
Judge rules DOJ cannot sue for school integration in Madison and Hinesville
U.S. District Judge Hobar t Grooms ruled that the Justice Department lacks authority to sue for integration of Madison County and Hinesville schools and that the complaint fails to state a recoverable claim. The decision highlights limits on federal action in school desegregation efforts.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.S. Dist
H. Hobart Grooms
Justice Department
Madison County
Hinesville
Tam
United Sates
Desegregation in School Placement Law Highlighted by Lynne
Lynne urged the school board to pursue voluntary integration and warned he would order a desegregation plan if pupil placement law is not applied without discrimination. He noted assurances of compliance with a 1956 statute, citing a 1958 federal panel decision for orderly, merit based admission. The U S Supreme Court affirmed the lower court ruling on the placement law, warning against unconstitutional use.
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America
Lynne
US. Supreme Court
New Trouble Brews in Jackson Over Racial Tensions
In Jackson Mississippi a kerosene bomb damaged Medgar Evers station wagon after he warned of renewed integration action. Violence since Tuesday included a sit in at a lunch counter as whites confronted demonstrators. Evers said blacks would target city park and lunch counters. A federal judge in Biloxi granted Cleve McDowell 21 admission to UM Law School for summer.
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Jackson
Miss
Medgar Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evers
Allen Thompson
Thompson
G. R. Haughton
NAACP
Biloxi
Cleve McDowell
University of Mississippi Law School
Pope John XXIII Spends Night in Vatican Illness Remains Grave
Vatican reports Pope John XXIII had a tranquil night at the apostolic palace with continued grave illness from a yearlong gastric growth. A Tuesday blood transfusion helped him survive hemorrhaging, aided by personal physicians and ongoing medical attention as prayers and offers from around the world pour in.
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Vatican City
Vatican
John XXIII
L‘osservatore Romano
Piero Mazzoni
Apostolic Pale
Pope John
Antonio Gasbarrini
Vienna
Rome
Angelo Dell Acqua
Minuteman Test Success Signals New Missile Stage
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP An early Wing 2 Minuteman intercontinental missile completed a successful test flight Tuesday night traveling over 4000 miles downrange. The three stage weapon launched from an underground silo and ignited solid fuel motors at one minute intervals, marking progress toward deployment at Ellsworth AFB in late 1963 or early 1964. Wing 1 remains operational with over 100 missiles at Malmstrom AFB.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Ellsworth Air Force Base
S.D
Chuckle Gold Digger: Gal Chooses Jack Over Others
A humorous item notes a gal who rejects Tom, Dick, and Harry and favors only Jack, turning typical suitor logic on its head in a lighthearted local column.
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Tom
Harry
Jack
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