Unknown Soldier Home From France Falls Still in Sleep
The Unknown American soldier returned from France sleeps tonight in a Washington tomb. Presidents Harding and Wilson attend, Pershing and foreign dignitaries present, as gun salutes and Taps honor the fallen hero who died for liberty and the flag.
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Dominica Election Shapes 1960s Rivalries and Promises
Dominicans vote next Wednesday to decide between Juan Bosch and Joaquin Balaguer in a tight race. Bonnelly, a conservative backed by minor parties, campaigns on youth outreach while each candidate pledges reforms to the 1963 constitution and social programs. The contest mirrors past coups and Cold War tensions shaping the Caribbean nation.
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This Day In History May 29 Highlights Through Time
On May 29 historical notes include Patrick Henry urging Virginia tax rights in 1765, Rhode Island's 1790 constitutional ratification, Wilson’s 1918 War Industries Board creation, Molotovs 1942 Washington visit, 1944 Allied air attacks on Poland and Germany, the 1966 Florida primary Nelson Stevenson vs Kefauver, Patterson ending Montgomery martial law, and Bogalusa civil rights unrest a year earlier.
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Alabama
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Montgomery
Bogalusa
King Backing by Buckeye AFL-CIO Strengthens Labor Voice
Columbus AP reports Ohio AFL-CIO President Frank W. King 54, Toledo bricklayer and Democratic Senate leader, seeks re-election to the Senate and AFL-CIO presidency. Backers foresee him widening labor clout and possibly setting stage for a 1968 U.S. Senate bid as unions plan to grant him full authority.
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Alcoholism Meeting Set by Butler County Council
The Butler County Council on Alcoholism schedules its annual meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the new County Welfare Department offices. Officers and directors will be elected, reports on council activities presented, and Warren L. Harding, county welfare director, will speak on The New Face of Welfare. King shares AFL-CIO authority with Robert Bollard, a potential financial officer at headquarters, amid criticism for holding dual roles. The convention could alter rules to allow both jobs, impacting King’s political prospects in the 11th Senatorial District race.
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