Kennedy Could Hit 660 First Convention Ballot Vote
A Newspaper Enterprise Association survey of all 50 states suggests Senator John F. Kennedy could enter the Democratic convention with about 660 delegates, about 100 short of a nomination. Johnson Symington and others show strength, with regional blocs and favorite son dynamics shaping the early delegate landscape.
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Pat) Brown
New Jersey
Robert F
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Minnesota
Hubert Humphrey
Tloridz Gay
Leroy Collins
Michigael Mennen Williams
Harry S.truman
Nice
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Kennedy
Bruce byAssa
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
New York
NRA
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Lyndon Johnson
Sen
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New England
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Iowa
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Twenty Girls To Compete For Miss Connecticut Title
Twenty-one contestants from Bloomfield Bridgeport Cheshire East Hartford Enfield Fairfield Farmington Valley Hartford Jewett City Middletown New Milford Plainville Southoston Torrington Wallingford Waterbury West Haven Willimantic Windsor Windsor Locks and Windsor compete for Miss Connecticut at Capitol Theater in Middletown on June 13 and 14, with a $1500 Pepsi scholarship fund and awards for talent and congeniality. The winner advances to Miss America in Atlantic City in September.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Pepsi-Cola Bottlers
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Bridgeport
Cheshire
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Enfield
Fairfield
Farmington Valley
Hartford
Jewett’ City
Ernest Appellof
Diana Klug
Torrington
Summit talk shifts away from flamboyant meetings
Washington reports quote Vice President Nixon urging a return to traditional diplomacy and the United Nations, preferring ambassadors and heads of state at home. The piece traces summit history from Versailles through Rapidan Camp, noting isolationist sentiment after World War I and contrasting past modest meetings with later spectacle.
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Lyle C Whason
United’ Press International Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Nixon
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Wilson
Paris
Frenehy
Atlantic
Pacific
Tierding
George Harvey
London
U. S
Europe
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Hoover
Fdr
Stalin
Churchill
Chiang Kalghek
Herbert Hoover
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Bile Ridge
Virginia
Rapidan Camp
Japan
France
Italy
Rapidan
David
Panorama Lodge
Rapidan Creek
How To Get Noticed By President At Press Conference
United Press International writer Dick West reports on methods to gain attention at presidential news conferences. Advice cites “clean living,” loud speaking, and stooping for long periods, with veteran reporters detailing tactics to position themselves for questions.
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Dick West
United Press International
Washington
UPLI
Eisenhower
J ‘Solicus
Smith
White House
Mark Mollenwif
Comes Publications
President's reporters and recall for last questions
The piece notes Ike's handling of tough questions from Mollenhoff and lighter pitches he throws to steer the President. It highlights Sarah McClendon’s sharp inquiries that often push Ike to the brink, yet he consistently recognizes her. The observer adds notes on how the President favors reporters on his left.
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Mollenhoff
Eisenhower
Sarah Mcllendon
Patrick Cliffen’s odd courtroom cleaning remark shocks judges
In Morden England Patrick Cliffen, 63, appeared in court on Thursday after being found on his hands and knees amid a busy street. He told the judge he was cleaning, insisting his action was about keeping Britain orderly.
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MR. Tidy
Morden
England
UPI
Patrick Cliffen
Britain
County Offering Temporary Home Property For Sale
New Haven County commissioners call a meeting on Monday June 13 at 10 50 am in Room 48 New Tavern Court House to consider offers for the purchase of the New Haven County Temporary Home in West Haven The property includes three buildings and 28 acres of land and has been on the market since the state took over care of neglected children and closed the home in 1955 Bids must be submitted by the meeting with a certified check for 10 percent of the offer
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New Haven
New Tavern Court
West Haven
Newaver County
Tourist influx to Russia projected around 20000 this year
W M Aniaidi, head of the Soviet state tourist office, told reporters at the Soviet embassy that about 20000 American tourists are expected to visit the Soviet Union this year, about 3000 more than in 1959. Ankudinov dismissed suggestions that a potential summit collapse would cut US tourist traffic.
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UPI
Thtourist
Russia
Ankudinoy
Soviet Union
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