Rocky's Conservative Party Faces New York Ballot Challenge
The Conservative Party of New York State aims to push Republican politics rightward to counterbalance the Liberal Party and influence the GOP. In 1962 it drew 150,000 votes from Rockefeller, but a Rockefeller backed move blocks Goldwater’s nomination, signaling a power struggle affecting state and national party dynamics.
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New York State
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Averill Harriman
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Goldwater
Fred Young
Young
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Conservative Party of
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San Francisco
Midwest
Liberal Party of
Democratic Party
Lyndon Johnson
Mr. Young
National Party
Medical breakthrough: nerve transplant restores touch in hand
A donor leg nerve transplant to a Los Angeles man who was injured restored his sense of touch. The piece notes medicine’s rapid gains surpassing space, atoms, and electronics, highlighting penicillin and polio cures as pivotal, with future benefits for generations to come.
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Los Angeles
Portland
Voting Law Changes in Ohio for President and Vice President
New Ohio residents may vote for president and vice president if US citizen, 21 by election day, and 40 days in state county and precinct. They must submit a certified statement to the Board of Elections showing eligibility in the previous state, receive a ballot, and have it mailed to the polling place. Other offices remain under existing rules.
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Ohio
U.S
Board of Elections
Board of Elections Office
Dear Abby advice column questions on marriage and epilepsy
A reader requests guidance on handling a strong partner in training, another asks if a widower must invite late wife’s parents to a second wedding, and desperate parents seek explanations about epilepsy in their child. Abby provides factual epilepsy information and empathy, plus guidance on communication and proper outreach.
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Abby
American Epilepsy Federation
Tremont Street
Boston
Mass
De Gaulle Urges End to Foreign Interference in Crises
Paris leader Charles de Gaulle reiterates a policy of non meddling by major powers in other nations affairs. He criticized U S and Soviet influence over Vietnam Cyprus and Congo and called for withdrawal of foreign forces and a new 14 power Geneva conference.
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UPI
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de Gaulle
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Cyprus
Congo
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Russia
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Peking
Southeast Asia
U. S
Geneva
De Gaulle Proposes Cyprus Plan and Congo Aid Policy
De Gaulle urges direct Greece Turkey talks to resolve Cyprus, calling Zurich and London pacts obsolete. He favors union of Cyprus with Greece with Turkish minority compensation, and backs aid to Congo without interference. France gains prestige whether accepted or rejected, as it is not directly involved.
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Cyprus
Zurich
London
Greece
Turkey
de Gaulle
Congo
France
Pre-Fried Bacon Emerges as Gentlemen’s Pride Bites
The UPI column notes the U.S. Department of Agriculture plans to market pre-fried canned bacon, a convenience that may undermine male cooking prowess. The piece jokes about the impact on gender roles and suggests men must develop new skills like frying sausage.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Department
America
Bullfighter Alf vows charity fight with ram in pub yard
El Alf, the British bull fighter, argued with a ram named Bimbo at Ash England before planning a charity bout in front of his King's Head pub. Proceeds go to charity while ROCA threatens prosecution if Alf harms the Jersey bull kept at the venue.
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UPI
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Bimbo
Alf
Alfred Marvin
King’s Head
Royal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
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