Wallace Victory Narrows in Alabama Runoff Battle
In Alabama key races, Wallace allies faltered as a runoff appears likely. Negro candidates pursued sheriff and legislative seats while Gov. Wallace’s influence loomed ahead of November. Alabama results show Dr. Martin Luther King decrying the vote as regressive.
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Canada Leader Wins Sex Probe Showdown
Ottawa reports Canada’s prime minister Lester B. Pearson survived a no confidence vote 133 to 106 after pushing a sex and security inquiry into rivals and the Gerda Munsinger case. The debate referenced Diefenbaker cabinet officials and alleged political assassinations amid the scandal era.
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Negroes Nominated in Wallace's District
Fred D. Gray, a Tuskegee attorney and civil rights figure, won the Democratic nomination for an Alabama House seat from Wallace’s district, the Minon Bullock and Barbour counties area. He led a field that included white opponents, totaling 7,511 votes in a district with a strong Negro electorate.
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Monsoon Rains Halt NI Viet Raids
Reports say Communist forces prepare a major offensive as air strikes target the Ho Chi Minh Trail region. Strategic B52 bombers hit the War Zone 75 miles northwest of Saipan, aiming to blunt the offensive and destroy supplies.
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Stanford Professor Wins Genetics Award in Chicago
Charles Yanofsky of Stanford University has been named the 1966 winner of the University of Chicago's Taylor Ricketts award for outstanding contributions in biochemistry and genetics. Yanofsky, a biology professor, was chosen for his work directing protein formation by cells.
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Charles Yanofsky
Stanford University
University of Chicago
Staward ‘Taylor Ricketts
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Irish Dairy Farmers Jailed for Picketing
Twenty four more Irish dairy farmers were arrested in Dublin on Tuesday for picketing the houses of Parliament as part of a campaign for higher milk prices. The arrests follow a previous roundup of 100 farmers last week, as protests widen and ongoing actions impact the dairy sector.
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