The Platters in Warsaw Twist Stirred Polish Night
A 3500 crowd at Warsaw's Palace of Culture cheered The Platters as they twisted on stage in a Polish tour finale. The group, famed for Only You, drew teen fans and even a U.S. Marine guard from the embassy.
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VA funds underused as eligibles miss higher pensions
Veterans Affairs officials told Congress that about 7 million dollars of added pension benefits remain unclaimed by eligible World War II and Korean War veterans and dependents. The 1959 act covers nonservice connected pensions, yet many beneficiaries fear or avoid switching to higher payments, while a push for a new World War I pension bill continues amid opposition.
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Doctor’s gentle therapy aids circulation and pain relief
Wong Beach notes poor circulation and varicose veins with muscle spasms. A doctor uses a different application to normalize body systems, relieve joint and muscle pain, improve sleep, and ease nerve tension. Schedule an appointment with Dr. Duncan at 2501 E Broadway.
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Brown Ends Drive Sees Victory in Fall
Gov. Edmund G. Brown ended his campaign for Tuesday's primary with a downtown handshaking tour. He planned to fly to San Francisco to vote and predicted he would gain major support from moderate Republicans in the November election, saying GOP voters won’t have much when they vote off the option.
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Funeral scenes touch HST and Hillman as Californians vote
At St. Vincent's Hospital funeral services are held for Hillman a longtime journalist and author of a Truman era diary centered work. Former President Truman and his wife attended the services after arriving in New York to grieve. Brown urged Californians to vote Democrat amid a fractured GOP with Nixon and Stell facing Shell in a governor race.
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TV Appeal Nixon Ends Drive Ending Climax 10
Assemblyman Joseph Shell targets a statewide telecast on KRCA Channel 4 as part of his Republican gubernatorial bid. He discusses education local control unemployment and prison narcotics law amendments during the hour long program.
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Nixon outlines ten principles for California governorship
Richard M. Nixon issued a statement detailing ten principles to guide his actions as governor. He cited government deficit, lack of leadership, and proposals to oppose large federal power. He urged reliance on private enterprise first, only turning to government when necessary.
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