Ex-Dixie Governor Stricken and Nomination Postponed
Former Mississippi Governor James P. Coleman was taken to a Washington hospital with kidney colic on the morning of a Senate Judiciary hearing date for his Fifth Circuit judgeship. The hearing was postponed indefinitely while colleagues proceeded with a nomination hearing for Homer Thornberry as the same court.
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Republicans eye reforms to fix conventions and voter outreach
Bliss outlined a wide program to win back big-city, Negro and youth voters while expanding party infrastructure. Eisenhower urged a disciplined convention format with limited demonstrations and a stronger central leadership to curb chaos.
CORE Opens Convention in Durham Addressing Southern States
The Congress of Racial Equality opened its annual convention in Durham with about 700 CORE members and 300 spectators expected. National director James Farmer said next year’s CORE program will target five Southern states: North Carolina South Carolina Mississippi Louisiana and Florida.
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Roosevelt Relative Nicholas Roosevelt Dies at 81 in Ambler
Nicholas Guy Roosevelt, 81, a cousin of Franklin D. Roosevelt and distant relative of Theodore Roosevelt, died yesterday at his Ambler home. He was a retired investment banker and once served as president of an engineering firm.
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Box Score on Crime in Phoenix
Phoenix police logged 484 calls in the 24 hours ending 10 am with 42 accidents including eight injuries and two fatalities. Major crime totals include 3 robberies, grand thefts, 1 assault, and 11 burglaries.
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Phoenician Elected To Executive Group
Col James C Wood of Phoenix was elected to the National Republican Committee executive body along with George waters and L Hinman of New York and John B Martin of Michigan. The anti Castro exile junta plans a July 3-5 Tampa meeting with 50 to 100 officials from Latin America and the United States.
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New York
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Michigan
Lone Boy Graduates From One Room Dulzura School
Patrick N. Reid, 14, was the sole graduate in 1965 for the 78 year old Dulzura School District, one of three remaining one room schools in San Diego County. Plans call for grades five through eight to move to a nearby district next fall as the district closes.
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Poetical Commonplace Book Sells for 341,000 Pounds
Robert Herrick's Poetical Commonplace Book sold at Sotheby's for 34,000 pounds to New York dealer Lou D Feldman of the House of El Dieff, marking it as a major literary discovery. The 17th century manuscript includes 12 pages of verse with corrections and topical poems and satirical epitaphs for the Earl of Salisbury.
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Second American airman parachutes into river in action
A second American airman parachuted into a river as a search started. An RF101 was shot down north of the Hanoi line and the pilot is presumed killed. An adviser was killed and another wounded near Cai Lay in the Me kong Delta. Marines have operated with Vietnamese units in Central Viet Nam as U S troops first joined with Vietnamese forces in D zone.
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Arizona House Delays on Tax Plan and Education Funding
The Arizona House considers funding for a juvenile institution in Tucson while seeking to avoid raising property taxes, exploring a 30 percent income tax increase and debt-financing limits. Budget talks stall as a 22 000 student cap bill shows limited progress. Senate shifts include George W. Peck replacing B C Rhodes on key committees and sworn in to fill the late senator’s term.
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Six Charged In Slaying Of Youth
New York AP report says Robert Williams and five other youths, ages 15 to 17, were charged in the slaying of Ivan Terach, 16, outside a Bronx candy store. Terach, a Roosevelt High student, was stabbed after helping his father during an attempted robbery. Williams admitted the stabbing but said the victim taunted him.
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NY Police Protest Review Panel Plan
About 5,000 off-duty policemen and family members picketed City Hall to oppose a civilian review board for NYPD disciplinary cases. Civil rights pickets urged restraint as City Council debated the proposal. PBA President Cassese delivered a 400,000-signature petition to Councilman Corso while Commissioner Broderick argued against independent review as duplicative.
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CIC and engineers renew contract talks at Fairground Coliseum
Labor negotiations between the CIC and the operating engineers continue at the Fairground Coliseum as they resume a new round of contract talks today outlining terms and possible proposals.
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Teamsters Reach Three Year Pact With Phoenix Liquor Industry
Teamsters Local 83 reaches a three year contract with the Phoenix beer and liquor sector. Gene Blake states the retroactive agreement runs to April 1 and provides a 29 cent hourly package including a 9 cent wage rise per year and 232 cents per hour for the health and welfare fund. About 180 Teamsters are covered.
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Health and Welfare Fund
Hagen Construction Wins $721,670 Geronimo Trail Contract
The Bureau of Indian Affairs awarded Hagen Construction Co. a 721670 dollar contract to build a one mile extension of the Geronimo Trail on the San Carlos Reservation. The project will open the old trail through Barlow Pass to Pine Flats for the tribe's recreational development plans.
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Philadelphia Office Complex Planned Near Independence Mall
New plans reveal a $50 million office building complex to adjoin Independence Mall. Developer and banker Norman Denny announced the project in Philadelphia, outlining its scope and funding.
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Independence Mall
Norman Denny
FASTEETH powder keeps dentures steady and odor free
Do your false teeth slip when you eat laugh or talk Try FASTEETH a alkaline powder that holds plates firmly and comfortably with no sour taste It helps prevent odor and gumminess and is sold at Tug counters everywhere.
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