Kennedy health report cited as exculpations amid campaign spin
Articles describe medical assessments for John F Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson amid campaign attacks. Doctors affirm Kennedy health, adrenal function, and stamina under stress, while aides and lawmakers urge focus on issues and unity. Mansfield backs Johnson, urging end to snide rumors and health questions.
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Johnson signals open convention and broad support bid
Former President Truman questions youth and experience as Johnson pledges an open convention and broad delegate strategy. Johnson projects 500 plus first ballot votes, denies Kennedy ties, and backs civil rights protections while aiming for a national, nonsectarian appeal.
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Three motorists charged with DUI in Monroe parish incident
Three men were jailed by Troop F for operating motor vehicles under the influence. Butler Perat, 49, Monroe. Jeff Horn, 41, Monroe. Freddie H. Sanderson, 49, West Monroe. James H. Creighton, 30, Monroe, faced charges and Creighton’s trial was set for July in municipal court.
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Boots clash Reykjavik inside 12 mile limit
Icelandic and British boats clashed again Monday within Iceland’s 12 mile limit. A British gunboat intervened to protect the British trawler involved in the incident.
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Gwin Brothers Bond Posted After April Proceedings
Bond posted at 25,9000 dollars for the Gwin brothers after April proceedings. They were first arrested in Oak Grove a week after the November 15 armed robbery. New Orleans police said Gwin remained in the city jail pending dispositions by Morehouse Parish authorities.
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Harvard Students Trapped in Cave Rescued After Seven Hour Effort
Two Harvard students were among six explorers who became stuck during a cave visit here. Paul Richie, 21, and Al Whelfer, 19, both of Boston, were freed after seven hours by rescuers Sunday.
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Oklahoma Picks Nominees For Congress Jobs
Oklahoma Democrats and Republicans choose nominees for Congress and state and county offices in a primary day. Major matches include B Hayden Crawford versus Herbert K Hyde for the U.S. Senate and multiple House races across Oklahoma with incumbents Ed Edmondson Tom Steed John Jarman favored to win nominating contests.
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Object Spotted Not U S Plane in Barents Sea Search
US Air Force rescue efforts near Bear Island reported a sighting of a possible wreck from a long range bomber and its six crew, but officials determined the object was drifting wood flotsam. The C34 aircraft continued the search under clear skies and full daylight despite dwindling hopes for the crew.
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Legislature Mulls Segregation and School Control Measures
A state legislature debates racial classification of public schools, uniform parish charter governments, voting residency rules, literacy for school board members, and governor powers to appoint Orleans Parish school board members. Provisions would require race and age certification for entering students, permit school closures during disorder or riots, and allow selective closure of trade and special schools to enforce segregation during integration.
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Kishi Party Celebrates Second Win In Governors Races
In Tokyo, Premier Nobusuke Kishi's Liberal Democratic Party cheers a second decisive victory in four days. Incumbents Hiroshi Kurihara of Saitama and Iwao Yamakazi of Nemori secure easy re elections amid opposition based on opposition to the Japan-CIS security treaty. Strong Conservative bas es hold in Aomori and Saitama, while anti treaty protests impact turnout.
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Nobusuke Nishi
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Iwao Yamakazi
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Cuba Seizure Threat Looms as Castro Considers U S Realty
Havana reports Fidel Castro's cabinet meets after U S sugar quota action looms. Conrado Becquer orders readiness to seize American property in Cuba while oil supplies from the Soviet barter deal rise, as tankers including the Peking move toward Cuban refineries amid tensions with Washington.
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