Brown Tells Discouragement in 61, Thought He Wouldn't Run
Gov Brown disclosed he once considered not seeking re election this year and named potential Democratic successors for future offices. He recalled a statewide poll showing him behind Nixon by 16 points and said he almost quit before deciding to campaign, shedding 18 pounds and basing a Southern California residence to bolster voting strength. He credited Democratic unity, his record, and staff effort for defeating Nixon by nearly 300000 votes. His finance director and wife drew praise for campaign work.
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Civilians on Federal Payroll Dip in October
Senator Harry F. Byrd reports a slight fall in civilian federal workers in October. The count stands at 2,483,005, down 2,319 from September, per Byrd as chairman of the Senate House committee on nonessential federal expenditures.
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U S Catholic Youth of the Year Chosen
Peter Robert Kesling, 18, Seattle, Wash., was named outstanding Catholic youth of the year. The Notre Dame University freshman earned the award for leadership in CatholicYouth Organization and wholesome everyday qualities.
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$10,000 Painting Stolen in Phoenix
The FBI in Phoenix is investigating the theft of a 17th century oil painting valued between 8,000 and 10,000 dollars. The work, a gift from a visiting art dealer, was reported missing Thursday from the Phoenix Art Museum.
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Gift to JFK Expecting Gets Two Years
Washington reports Khrushchev sent Pushinka to the Kennedys in 1961 and the pup’s sire remains uncertain as a White House inquiry continues. In London a civil servant was jailed two years for handing confidential British documents to a Yugoslav diplomat lover. Barbara Fell, 44, admitted guilt on eight counts in the Bailey criminal court.
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