Two Dem prospects Renominated In Four State Primaries
Associated Press reports Democratic hopefuls G Mennen Williams of Michigan and Stuart Symington of Missouri won smooth nominations in four state primaries. Williams defeated challenger William L. Johnson for governor while Symington led Lawrence Lutting and Lamar Dye for the Senate. Kansas and West Virginia also saw candidates favored by party leaders, with Clyde Reed Jr. winning Kansas GOP governor nomination and George Docking facing no opposition in his bid for a second term. Domestic race details note later November matchups against GOP rivals.
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Reform Demanded by Monitors Over Teamsters Crisis
In Washington and Sacramento reports state court appointed monitors are sought to oversee Teamsters reforms, with Hoffa's future in doubt. Monitors would watch for at least a year until a new convention votes on officers. O Donoghue criticizes eligibility rules that bar nominees over two years of prior assistance. In California Gov Knight names William H Jennings to the California Water Commission through Jan 15 1962.
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Scouts Rally Behind Ousted Troop Leader in Conn
In New London Connecticut Scouts and mothers rallied behind ousted Scoutmaster William N. Smith after his dismissal for allegedly disregarding officials and safety. The meeting with U.S. envoy Murphy, amid talks involving Egypt and Lebanon, was postponed as officials navigated diplomatic tensions and discussions between Cairo and Washington.
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Sabry
Scout
John Neary
Hare
Gen Taylor Meets With British Chiefs
Gen Taylor, U S Army chief of staff, flew to London from Paris for a two day visit to meet Britain's service chiefs. He said he planned no set agenda beyond a courtesy visit tied to Washington’s discussion with Air Chief Marshal Sir William Dickson head of Britain's Combined Defense Command. The trip follows talks in Paris and signals ongoing military diplomacy between the United States and Britain.
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Combined Defense Command
Family survives seven days after Yukon plane crash
A California family of three crashlanded near Watson Lake Yukon while en route to Alaska and endured seven days on grouse, fish, and leaves. Pilot E L Gregg, his wife, and daughter were rescued by an Air Force helicopter and reported in good health.
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