Nixon Back In Business At New Stand
SAN FRANCISCO AP Nixon, the Republican nominee for California governor, returns to the campaign trail after a primary victory over Joseph C Shell with about 70 percent of the party vote. He faces an uphill general election against Democratic Gov Edmund G Brown.
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Bridge rendezvous sets stage for perilous plan
Rick and Hannibal meet Carla on a narrow bridge at eleven to separate allies and kidnap Carla, while Profak plots with gear including a surf reel, wire, and primacord. Rick battles guilt over a lie as they approach the ravine lighted by lamps and a tense chase unfolds.
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California politics loom large in 1964 GOP race
Brown headlines a high stakes bid raising charges against Nixon's governorship as a stepping stone to Washington. Kennedy predicts Brown victory. Eisenhower may campaign for Nixon while Goldwater stays away. Kuchel and Nixon resist Goldwater speaking in California amid conservative split. Shell vows to uphold principles rather than party loyalty, signaling a conservative stay-at-home push. Political math favors a governor with cross party appeal to win California's 9 percent GOP base plus 20 percent Democrats.
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James Wright Named Delegate To National AFM Meeting
Mr and Mrs James Wright will represent Local 465 AFM at the 65th Annual Convention in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania opening June 11. Delegates hear reports from President Herman Kenin Secretary Stanley Ballard and Treasurer George W Clancy. Nearly 1200 delegates from about 700 locals will attend the union’s supreme governing body active since 1896 except wartime years.
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Hub cap theft reported from Dix bar rear Mt Vernon Armory
John Warren of Dix reported to city police that two hub caps were stolen from his bar while it was parked at the rear of the Mt Vernon Armory last night.
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Tea and jewelry clash at theater matinees abroad
New York and London audiences show different noises says actress Ethel Griffies. She notes tea served during intermission in London, while in New York patrons wear bracelets that jangle.
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Sound of Music hits 1000th Broadway run milestone
The Sound of Music becomes the 12th production to reach 1000 performances on Broadway and the fourth Rodgers and Hammerstein work to do so, joining Oklahoma! South Pacific and The King and I.
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Actors Studio forms permanent performing group in New York
For the first time in its 15 year history the Actors Studio plans a permanent company for public performance. Organizers cite financial status and pledge four months of work from graduates including Kim Stanley Maureen Stapleton Geraldine Page Jo Van Fleet and Rod Steiger.
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Manaus Seaside Distance Highlights Inland Port Location
The Brazilian seaport Manaus lies about a thousand miles inland, up the Amazon River from the ocean, underscoring its unique position as a distant riverine trading hub.
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