Mississippi Governor Urges Defeat Of Democratic Ticket
Gov. Paul Johnson urged Mississippi Democrats to oppose the Johnson Humphrey national ticket at the state convention. He argued the ticket would split conservative support and noted the plan to avoid a Democrats for Goldwater slate. He warned of political traps and predicted a conservative win in Mississippi.
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Jackson, Miss
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Johnson- Humphrey
Freedom Democratic Party
Atlantic City
Dora Lashes St Augustine and Jacksonville With 76 MPH Winds
Hurricane Dora remains about 100 miles off shore as 76 mph winds batter St Augustine and reach Jacksonville. Cape Kennedy base warned. 15,000 residents evacuated Daytona Peninsula with shelters and Red Cross projecting up to 100,000 affected.
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Jacksonville
Atlantic Ocean
Bayfront Parkway
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Weather Bureau
Dora
of Georgia
Daytona Beach
Stuart
Fila
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Cape Kennedy Missile Base
Fort Myers
Apalachicola
Florida Gulf Coast
Fort Lauderdale
National Guard
Red Cross
Atlanta
Partin Accused of Blacklisting by NLRB Ruling
The National Labor Relations Board found Teamsters official Edward G. Partin guilty of unfair labor practice for refusing union dues and causing Calvin C. Clary to be fired over unpaid dues. The order requires Partin to cease the act and compensate Clary for lost wages.
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National Labor Relations Board
Today
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Edward G. Partin
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Teamsters Local No. 5
Baton Rouge
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Chattanooga
NLRB
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Israeli dramatist to adapt book on Pope John XXIII era
New York reports Israeli playwright Igal Mossinsohn will adapt Ira Hirschmann’s book Caution to the Winds about Angelo Roncalli then Apostolic Delegate in 1944 as he conceived rescuing Hungarian Jews. The project may debut in the fall. Mossinsohn previously wrote Sands of the Negev, staged Off Broadway three years ago.
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Igal Mossinsohn
Angelo Roncalli
John XXII
Ira Hirschmann
Roncalli
An‘ara
Mossinsohn
Sands of the Negev
Johnson Lets Leaders Meet Over Viet Nam Policy
President Johnson invited Democratic and Republican congressional leaders to the White House to discuss Viet Nam with Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor after a morning of talks. Taylor met Johnson for over an hour, following a 45 minute session yesterday. The leaders were asked to arrive at 3 p.m. EDT.
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Johnson
White House
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Congress
Tulips program speakers and visiting groups at Newellton event
Eugene Smith of the West Monroe Chamber of Commerce was scheduled to speak at Newellton Garden Club's Tulips in Louisiana program. The J. B. Pickens relay their Europe tour including Vatican gardens visit. Northeast Louisiana Phi Mu members fly to Johnson City to help East Tennessee State rush activities with accompanying chaperone.
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West Monroe
J. B. Pickens
Europe
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Rome
Pope Paul
Pickens
Israel
Alpha Rho
Phi Mu Fraternity
Northeast Louisiana State College
Johnson City
Tenn
East Tennessee State University
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Eleanor Harmon
Pam Rudisill
Joyce Mullins
Jeanne Rowan
Monroe
Jeanne Loftin
Camden Ark
Cecilia Bland
Sulphur
Patricia Dixon
Mansfield
Henry Hinkle
National Council
Ex-Goldwater Aide Victor In Arizona Wins GOP Nomination
Richard Kleindienst wins Arizona GOP gubernatorial nomination over Phoenix publisher Even Mecham as six states hold primaries. Fannin unopposed for Senate. Roy Elson defeats Rent Jennings for Senate race. Powell concedes to Pillsbury in New Hampshire contest. Multiple incumbents renominated. no Senate or gubernatorial races in remaining states.
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Richard Kleindienst
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Arizona
Kleindienst
Mecham
Phoenix
Paul Fannin
Fannin
Senate
Goldwater
New Hampshire
Wesley Powell
John Pillsbury
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
William Proxmire
D-Wis
John King
D-N.h
John W. Reynolds
Phillip Hoff
D-Vi
Sam Goddard
Roy Elson
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Elson
State Supreme Court
Rent Jennings
Campus dress code bans barefoot attire at Grossmont JC
In El Cajon California Grossmont Junior College bans barefoot students on campus starting next Monday. Officials prohibit tattered sweat shirts shorts T shirts floppy shoes and other similar attire to maintain a neat appearance.
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Calif
Cupi
Grossmont Junior College
Auto Dispute Settled Top Benefits OK'd
DETROIT AP Chrysler Corp and the United Auto Workers reached a last minute three year contract ending a nationwide strike threat by 74 000 members. It includes pensions up to 400 monthly enhanced health benefits two extra holidays longer vacations more hospital medical coverage and relief time up to 36 minutes daily from 24.
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Walter P. Reuther
Reuthers
John Leary
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Reuther
Columbus Names Islands Las Virgenes in 1493 Discovery
The Virgin Islands in the Caribbean were found by Columbus in 1493 and named Las Virgenes for Saint Ursula and her companions, per the World Almanac.
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Caribbean
Las Virgenes
St. Ursula
Johnson declares nine Florida counties a major disaster
AP reports President Johnson designated nine east coast Florida counties as a major disaster area after damage from Hurricane Cleo with Hurricane Dora looming as a larger threat. The warnings come as the nation tracks storms and political notes surface in several cities.
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Johnson
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Cleo
Dora
Rights Issue Arises At Jury Meeting
Ward 3 police juryman M W Montgomery failed to block auto bids over alleged Henry Ford civil rights funding. He urged voiding Rivers Ford Monroe bid and advertising for Chevrolet. DA Lassiter ridiculed, local firm d not be penalized. motion lost 15 to 4. Rivers bid $2,196.48 approved 16 to 3 with other bids listed.
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M.W. Montgomery
Quachita Parish
Henry Ford
Rivers Ford
Monroe Ford Company
Montgomery
Chevrolet
Mississippi
A. E. Montgomery Jr
Ward 10
Rivers
Ryan Chevrolet
Farmar Bros
Reily Buick
Typhoon Sally Weathers Philippines Heads Toward Hong Kong
Mighty Typhoon Sally skimmed northern Philippines and blitzed toward Hong Kong with winds exceeding 200 mph. Heavy rains and gusty winds struck tobacco provinces north of Manila though no casualties or damage were reported yet. crop and property losses were expected to be substantial.
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UPI
Philippines
South China Sea
Hong Kong
Ouachita Parish approves funds for Negro library project
Ouachita Parish Police Jury approved using 88 389.94 surplus funds from Clerk McRaney to build a Negro library costing 52 000 rather than borrow at 3 percent. The library board will repay the money. The body also extended a water company franchise, boosted National Guard support, and approved contracts and parking plans.
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Sam Hanna
Ouachita Parish
Ward 10
Robert Downing
B. S. McRaney
Downing
McRaney
Sparks
Ouachita
National Guard
Selman Field
Stan Socia Construction Co
Tyler Tex
Monroe
West Monroe
Agriculture
Partly Cloudy Skies Forecast for Northeast Louisiana
Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures in Northeast Louisiana. Highs expected in the 88 to 92 range with nocturnal lows around 70 to 74 and east to northeast winds 8 to 16 mph. Monroe recorded a high of 88 Tuesday and an overnight low of 67. Friday outlook shows little change.
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Louisiana
Monroe
Marriage in Heaven Still Needs Earthly Maintenance
A lighthearted note explains that even marriages deemed heavenly require practical upkeep on earth, a tongue in cheek reminder of daily realities beyond ideal unions.
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Heaven
Earth
Five Die in Anahuac Crash Involving Teens From Gilchrist
A two car collision in Anahuac Texas Tuesday night killed five motorists and burned vehicles. Annie Hollister 60 of Houston died, along with four Gilchrist teens Wilma Teague 16 Brenda Teague 14 Mary West 13 and Albert Sanford 14. Two others were injured.
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