Kennedy Lodge battle looms in Massachusetts politics
Massachusetts Democrats may crown Edward Kennedy or Edward McCormack in the fall race as deepening party rift forecasts a primary duel. Republican interests also prime George Lodge against Laurence Curtis with a possible independent bid by Harvard professor H Stuart Hughes. The feud traces to decades of Lodge Kennedy clashes, with national figures linked to state race dynamics.
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Edward J. McCormack Jr
Kennedy
Worcester
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtis
Rmass
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Ted Kennedy
McCormack
U.S. House
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H. Stuart Hughes
Charles Evans Hughes
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Manuel Tells of Leaking Estes Report
Republican counsel Manuel testifies before a House subcommittee that he leaked a 150 page Agriculture Department report on Billie Sol Estes to a Herald Tribune reporter and to Rep. William Cramer before committee members saw it. He says leaks are common and regrets the action. The disclosure followed Estes grain storage investigations and a Texas grand jury inquiry into the death of an Agriculture Department official connected to Estes dealings.
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Billie Sol Estes
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Robert E. Manuel
House Intergovernmental Relations Subcommittee
Manuel
Earl Maze
New York Horald Tribune
William Cramer
R-Fla
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The
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Texas Grand Jury
Henry H. Marshall
Texas Atty
Will Wilson
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Reverse Freedom Riders Arrive Near Cape Cod in Bus Drops
Dozens of Southern Negroes arrived in Hyannis under segregationist schemes offering help to relocate North. The White Citizens Council sent a care package to Ted Kennedy as 54 have reached Cape Cod, while a Northampton contractor offered 20 acres in Pelham for migrating families. Forty three scheduled relocations include 33 children and 5 adults moved to Camp Edwards. Local towns shift welfare and schooling responsibility to Bourne. A Maine arrival plans to leave for better prospects after being moved from Port land.
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Freedom Riders
Northampton
Pelham
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New Orleans
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Cape Cod Community College
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National Guard
Barnstable
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Maine
Portland
Clem Stovall
Noxapater, Miss
Monroe District Gets New Superintendent
The Monroe District of the Methodist Church will have a new Superintendent after the 17th Louisiana Methodist Conference ended in Shreveport. The Rev. Edward R Haug, formerly of Sulphur, will take the post. George W. Harbuck moves from the district post to become pastor of Monroe First Methodist. Charles Scott becomes associate pastor at Monroe First Methodist, formerly of Montgomery. George Pomeroy and Robert Holladay transfer to Lake Charles First and Trinity in Shreveport respectively.
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Methodist Church
Shreveport
Edward R Haug
Sulphur
George W. Harbuck
First Methodist Church of
Monroe First Methodist
Charles Scott
Montgomery
George Pomeroy
Robert Holladay
First Methodist
First Methodist Church
Lake Charles
Trinity Methodist
Lazarus Named To Head Lodge In 1962
Paul Lazarus of Monroe elected Chancellor Commander of Stonewall Lodge No. 8 Knights of Pythias for the second half of 1962. He will replace A Milling Bernstein. Lazarus elected Thursday night with nine other officers. Installation set for duty. Other officers include James Tolson Vice Chancellor Commander, X. Leonard Prelate, A Bernstein Master of Works, M B McDonald Inner Guard, Angelo Kanelos Outer Guard, H C Norman Secretary, Joe Griggs Financial Secretary, Jesse George Treasurer.
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Paul Lazarus
Monroe
Stonewall Lodge No. 8
Knights of Pythias
A. Milling Bernstein
Lazarus
James T. Tolson
X. 1. Leonard
West Monroe
M. B. McDonald
Angelo Kanelos
W.T. Hamilton
H. C. Norman
Joe L. Griggs
Jesse George
Perfume Prompt Led to Pistol Clash in Mississippi
In Lula Mississippi AP report Dr Namo Yeates sprayed perfume to keep his office fresh. A male patient came home smelling sweet his wife shot at him with a pistol. He fled then returned to have the bullet removed by the doctor. The doctor noted it did not charge him.
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Lula
Miss
Namo Yeates
Aid To India Defended By Sparkman
Senator John Sparkman says secret State Department files show India irritates Communist China. He backs foreign aid to India for East West bloc strategy, noting India resists Red Chinese aggression along northern and northeastern fronts and supports deepening the rip between the Kremlin and Beijing.
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Sparkman
Washington (Ap
John Sparkman
D-Ala
State Department
China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Red China
Kremlin
Communist
Louisville Named for French King in 1780 Act
Louisville, Kentucky was established as a town on May 1, 1780 when the Virginia legislature passed the Act for Establishing the Town of Louisville. It was named in honor of King Louis XVI of France.
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Ohio River
Virginia
Louis XVI
France
Kennedy Visit Sparks Unrest in Mexican Regions
Disorder and clashes flare across Mexico over President Kennedy’s upcoming visit. Farm workers in Sonora and Chiapas burst into protests with troops guarding. squatters clash near Cuernavaca and Tlalnepantla, while a large farm workers’ group offers cooperation for the visit scheduled for June 29.
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Kennedy
Cuernavaca
Morelos
Donald M. Stone
Sonora
Chiapas
Donato Miranda Fonseca
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Tlalnepantla
ABC
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Farm Workers’ Organization
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
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