Governor Hughes family vacation plans amid legislative duties
New Jersey Governor Richard Hughes plans a multi‑state family trip to California and Yellowstone with eight of his ten children. After a Princeton adjournment, Hughes will fly to Madison with five more children, then depart westward as Aragon is for Yellowstone. He aims to reach Los Angeles by July 4 for the National Governors Conference.
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Hollings and Morrah Sweep South Carolina Senate Noms
In South Carolina primaries, Governor Fritz Hollings and State Sen. Bradley Morrah won decisive nominations for the two Senate seats. Hollings led with 165,657 votes to Russell’s 105,697. Morrah defeated Culbertson 144,181 to 109,862. Russell, a former governor, faced strong opposition from party leaders wary of a Thurmond matchup. The vote included a large black electorate, with about 185,000 Negro voters among 860,000 registered.
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Harvard President Opposes Universal Military Service Plan
Educator Nathan M. Pusey told a Cambridge audience that universal service would be a colossal waste of time and urged a selective system as the better path. He argued many should continue academic careers while others pursue military service, with the process made as equitable as possible.
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Kennedy urges African nations to curb nuclear spread
In Addis Ababa Kennedy appeals to thousands of Ethiopians to lead nonproliferation efforts. He meets Emperor Haile Selassie and cites Africa's stake in a treaty, urging a world aimed at preventing nuclear destruction. He has spoken with Tanzania and Kenya leaders on the issue.
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Postal Notice on Delivery Audit and Circulation
A Post Office notice states a second class matter at Gong Ghachyehe South Year ee 43h. Carrier delivery is audited with circulation data daily except Sunday at 6th real and Pine Avenue Long Beh.
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Plan to force faster rail service between Los Angeles and San Francisco
A Los Angeles official urged the state Public Utilities Commission to compel Southern Pacific to upgrade to 200 mph passenger service between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Robert D. McNutt of the city commission said hearings on the railroad’s plan to discontinue the Lark and San Joaquin daylight services reflect city action to press for改善 improved service rather than downgrade.
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Percy wins GOP primary faces Douglas in November
Chicago UP I Charles H Percy swept the Republican senatorial nomination with a landslide as Democrat Sen. Paul H Douglas prepared for a hard fight in November. Douglas led early polls but Percy’s broad support across precincts, backed by Chicago’s machine strength, signaled a tight general election showdown. Daley backed another slate in Chicago, pushing for a large bond issue and steering Democratic gains in the city.
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Etna Eruption Expands With New Lava Mouth
Mt Etna in Sicily began spewing lava and stones from a new mouth on Tuesday. Volcanologists said the eruption still posed no danger to nearby villages and farm houses on the slopes of the 11 000 foot mountain.
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