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Southern Moderation Triumphs in Louisiana Race
In Louisiana a Democratic primary upset replaced a racist opponent with Edwin W Edwards, a sharecropper's son who champions racial harmony and backing from the national administration. Edwards won 51 000 votes to 44 000, facing no Republican challenger, signaling growing southern moderation and a potential shift in political tone. Indonesian students urge Sukarno to dissolve the Communist Party for national interest, possibly dissolving Sukarno itself as a further step.
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Yale Map Sparks Columbus Colum B Clash Over Discovery
Yale scholars announce an early 15th century map suggesting Leif Ericson reached North America before Columbus. The finding stirs Columbophile debate and even draws mockery from critics. Even if authentic, Columbus’ voyage still linked the Americas to the wider world, with Viking Nova Scotia evidence cited.
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Night Out for Classy Maitre D'S at Casa Santino
Jim Bishor profiles 40 members of the Societe de Maitre D at Casa Santino. The headwaiters, skilled in courtesy and tact, socialize in multiple languages while sharing tips and tales from Shanghai to New York. Benny Beninati leads lunch with noodles and cheese while a hush of discretion surrounds every gesture.
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Labor unions rally behind Democrats in 1986 elections
Labor leaders urge a 1964 style political campaign to protect 38 freshman Democrats who backed labor and the Johnson agenda. Meany calls for mobilization as unions face Senate filibusters and stalled bills on union shop and a higher federal minimum wage.
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True Blue House for Humprhey? White House Colors Speculated
The piece humorously muses on giving Hubert H. Humphrey an official residence and paints color ideas for Cabinet members. It notes a Senate push led by Sen George Smathers to move Humphrey from his cramped Chevy Chase home to the Naval Observatory, if approved by the House.
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AFL-CIO Plans Labor Aid for 1966 Congress Bets
In San Francisco the AFL-CIO outlines plans to back friendly 1966 candidates. It lists three Democrats as preferred, including James A. MacKay of Georgia and Clair A. Callan of Nebraska, both from right-to-work states, and Roy H. McVicker of Colorado who was away tending a sick wife during the union shop vote.
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Facts Fragments From 1805 to World Lore
A collection of garbled trivia covers events and figures from 1805 White House history to Konya dervishes and Rumi. It mentions Jefferson's violin music, Jalal ed Din Rumi, comets and earth, Hopi burial posture, Alaskan brown bear weight, White House land sales, French painter Renoir, John Howard Payne and Home Sweet Home, and yaws.
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Eyes Reveal Ages of Marine Creatures Says Science
Russian researchers claim to grow a harmless cigarette by grafting tobacco onto tomato vines. Fifteen charwomen finish a decade of scrubbing Westminster Abbey, to remove nine centuries of grime with a future reset in 2865. Zadok Domkopf notes his wife cares more for his pockets than his suits. Milton Sterling ponders why Noah didn’t swat two flies.
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Do Anything Congress Faces Student Loan Debate
Richard Nixon labels the 8th Congress a do anything Congress as debate erupts over a federal student loan guarantee. USAF founder Richard Cornuelle argues private banks can fund loans without government aid, while Hartke seeks a federal program. Bankers fear delinquencies rise with federal guarantees.
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Notable stars and politics mix in mid-century gossip column
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Robert Goulet to represent vice president Humphrey against school dropouts with talks at high schools and performances at colleges. The item also mentions Ursula Andress, John Derek, Carol Channing’s Hello Dolly!, Marlo Thomas in Barefoot in the Park, Count Basie’s Paris mishap, Sam the Sham romance, Joe Nellis joining the National Crime Commission, Michelangelo social reward, El Dorado casting with John Wayne and Robert Mitchum, and Odile Rubirosa’s Rhodes casino visits with Gunther Saxe.
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Student Protests Grow Over Viet Nam Policy
The FBI has been alerted as larger student demonstrations are planned at colleges and universities this year in protest against Viet Nam policy.
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