McCarthy Seeks Kennedy Backing for Primaries
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy believes a Kennedy endorsement could boost his challenge to President Johnson in upcoming primaries. He notes neither Robert F. Kennedy nor Edward Kennedy has supported him, though both have criticized Johnson's Vietnam policy. McCarthy flags New Hampshire and Massachusetts as key targets and remarks that a lack of funds hinders his campaign but expects adequate money to start the race.
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Nixon Favored In GOP Primaries Across Several States
The Associated Press reports a Christian Science Monitor prediction that Richard Nixon will win substantial Republican primaries in New Hampshire Nebraska and Oregon while George Romney may contend in Wisconsin. McCarthy lags with potential protest vote gains. Kennedy brothers lack support for McCarthy. Rockefeller backs Romney in New Hampshire with others still loyal to Rockefeller. Kennedy campaign unauthorised activity persists in Pennsylvania.
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Helen Keller and Jesus Show the Word Made Flesh
The essay parallels Helen Keller’s breakthrough with learning language through touch to the incarnation of God in Jesus. It argues that divine truth becomes visible to those who believe, and that faith empowers believers to embody Christlike virtues in a world of hate and greed.
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Jamestown’s Liquor Store Powers Small North Carolina Town
Jamestown North Carolina with 1338 residents has profited over 1.5 million from its Alcoholic Beverage Control store in six years, with more than 2.5 million in sales last year. The liquor outlet largely serves nearby High Point, funding a new town hall fire truck sewage system and street work while keeping taxes low. The six clerks run the operation near High Point border as town leaders tout its economic benefits and note minimal public trouble.
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Mail Rate Increase OK but Maybe Not Enough
A top postal official says the new $900 million annual rate rise may still be insufficient but hopes no further hike for five years. The rate boost, effective Sunday, raises letter postage to six cents, Airmail to ten, postcards to five, and all postal cards to eight.
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Sentimental keepsake biscuit records lifetime memory
Frank C. Clark of Towson Maryland still cherishes one of the first biscuits his wife baked, a keepsake from their early years together. The item symbolizes lasting domestic memories as their 22 year connection is recalled.
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Indian mother presents Sioux colors to Kennedy at hearing
In San Francisco a California Indian mother draped a velvet neck lace of semiprecious stones around Senator Robert Kennedy amid a senate subcommittee hearing on California Indians. Stella Reynolds Leach of San Francisco said the colors are Sioux tribe colors and presented only to warriors. Kennedy, critical of Vietnam policy, urged discretion.
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Notable Delta Kappa Alpha Honoraries Set for USC Event
Los Angeles AP reports Mace West will be guest of honor February 11 at a Delta Kappa Alpha meeting at the University of Southern California. Actor Jimmy Stewart and producer-directors Alfred Hitchcock and Mervyn LeRoy will also attend. The 30th anniversary awards of the college group will go to all four.
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Convicts Launch Freddy Fund for Hemophilia Kid
Good Cons Denver report says Fred Betger Jr. aged seven received Lone Ranger sixguns as part of a Freddy Fund spearheaded by inmates at Colorado State Penitentiary. The fund also raised $302 to help cover medical bills for the boy’s hemophilia.
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Singer Helen Grayce reports $50,000 jewelry theft
Helen Grayce widow of Spike Jones reported a burglary at the Hotel Pierre in New York. She said 12 pieces of her costly jewelry including a $10,000 diamond studded gold handbag were taken after she left for rehearsal and returned to her hotel suite.
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