Gunned Down by Muscle Political Boss Tigerman Shot
Tigerman, a longtime Democratic political figure in Jackson County, was shot three times at his used car lot office. He left a public statement blaming threats from the muscle and noting blunt warnings. His death follows a history of legal troubles and strong ties to city politics.
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Tigerman
L. Connors
Connors
Tom Pendergast
Pendergast
Jackson County
Hilary A. Bush
Warren E. Hearnes
Goldwater Plans Senate Re‑Election Insurance Move
Senator Barry Goldwater prepares to file for re election to the Senate as political insurance for a potential 1964 GOP presidential bid. Campaign managers say he would not seek two offices simultaneously and would find a substitute if he secures the national nomination.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Ariz
GOP
Senate
Goldwater
San Francisco
Kitchel
Arizona
Marr appoints Richard N. Cole to implement Little Hoover plan
Natural Resources Director Fred E. Marr selects Richard N. Cole as administrative assistant to enact the Little Hoover Commission recommendations. Cole, a longtime Marion telephone official, retires from Consoliated Telephone in Portsmouth after six years as head. He has prior experience as general manager and vice president. Previously an orchestra leader and singer.
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Columbus, Ohio
Fred E. Marr
Little Hoover Commission
Richard N. Cole
Marion Telephone
Bo State
Consoliated Telephone Co
Portsmouth
Cole
Tensions Rise in St Augustine Over Race Clashes
In St Augustine Florida the city remains on edge after four months of racial clashes sharpened by a killing. White and Black residents debate integration with stores like Howard Johnsons Woolworths and McCrorys serving Negroes while four local drug stores resist lunch counter integration sparking arrests and a tense public mood.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
William Kinard
Howard Johnson's
Woolworth’s
McCrory's
Caramanlis Seeks Another Four Years in Greece
Athens AP report that Constantine Caramanlis, prime minister for eight years, asked voters for four more years in office. The rightist National Radical Union needs a majority of parliament’s 300 seats, after holding 180 in the outgoing body. He finished his campaign Friday.
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Athens
Constantine Caramanlis
National Radical Union
Caramantis
Parents Slow Kids With Pills in Education Debate
Cincinnati AP report covers Dr. Alice V. Keliher of Jersey City State College urging the Ohio Education Association to resist medicalizing childhood. She questions rapid schooling and medicalized behavior, calling for deeper, meaningful relationships and more time for childhood as foundation for adulthood.
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Cincinnati
Alice V. Keliher
Jersey City
State College
Ohio Education Aren
Keliher
Dr. Keliher
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Jor Tigerman
Denison Kitchel
Lyndon B. Johnson
Immigration
United States
Board of Education
Joseph Weedruff, Chrheirman
Gillen - Crow Lil Ais
Rexall
Rexall Drug Store
ORDER
Sae Sants
Mt Big
Gillen- Crow Pharmacies
Naples
Italy
Francesco Tolomeo
Iatian Navy
Richard Cole
Justice of the Peace
Old Slave Market Park
Caramanlis
Dale
First National
Middletown
F.d.i.c
G. C. Murphy CO
Hebert E
Barney Imecwer
Pol. Adv
City Commission
Virgil Clark
Donald G. Driscoll
Sorg Paper Company
Journal
First National Bank
Clark
Mrs. Kent Little
State House Conference On Education
C. W. Smith
Middletown Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mr. Clark
Elliott Levey
McGraw Construction Co., Inc
C. W. Denny, JR
Barkeley Electric Manufacturing Co
EDN
Dohn
Ace Hardware
D. Ss. Holstein
Armeco
America
Francis Carmody
Leroy Hardeman
Clifford Hutchison
Leo W. Reinartz
Ralph J. Wright
Pol
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