NAACP chief says no immediate danger of mass violence
Roy Wilkins executive director of the NAACP told reporters at the White House Tuesday he saw no immediate danger of the entire American Negro population turning to violence. Roving ambassador W Averell Harriman, head of the Johnson administration's Human Rights Commission, stood nearby.
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Stanford Student Body Candidate Promotes Naked Poster Campaign
Palo Alto voter activist Vicky Drake 21 distributes posters showing her nude 38 22 36 figure to back her bid for Stanford student body president and plans a whistlestop dormitory tour to distract book weary students.
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Rockefeller Victory Sparks Massachusetts Primary Upset
Nelson Rockefeller wins Massachusetts on the first GOP ballot with over 1,300 votes lead on Volpe and nearly 5,000 on Nixon, while Eugene McCarthy leads the Democratic side with 105,000 votes. Kennedy and Humphrey gain sizable write-ins as Nixon, McCarthy, and Rockefeller map early paths to the party conventions.
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Weather and notices from Attica area
Partly cloudy with little temperature change through Thursday. Scattered showers today and likely again Thursday. Highs in 50s to 60s, lows 40s. Tuesday highs 63 lows 40, humidity varying through the day. Precipitation 0.03 inch in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Tuesday. Births include a girl for Featheringill of Attica and a girl for Stephens of Willard. Deaths listed: infant son of Cammarn Wakeman Amanda Ward 66 New London Alonzo T Bishop 91 Peru.
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Rockefeller enters race drawing mixed GOP reactions
Nixon predicted a Nixon victory but welcomed a lively fight as Rockefeller launches his bid. Romney avoided endorsement while Lindsay voiced pleasure and Reagan kept his non announcement stance. Goldwater supported Nixon, Dirksen offered little beyond acknowledging a free country.
Upholsterers OK Norwalk contract in three years
Norwalk Furniture Corp and Upholsterers International Union Local 48 announced a new three year agreement covering wages fringe benefits and working conditions. The deal was unanimously approved by USA members last Thursday and locks in terms five weeks ahead of the current contract expiry. The company said the pact adds 400000 to the local economy.
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Sister sues magazines over American Gothic parodies
Nan Wood Graham alleges Look Magazine Playboy and NBC used a caricature of the 1930 Grant Wood painting showing her in a bra. She seeks 3 million from each publisher and 3 million from NBC for displaying Look's caricature on Tonight show.
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