Newswire Briefs Roundup Mixed Local and International Items
A flurry of brief items from across the globe reports a first day mishap in Harrisburg where a man misses a grocery run, a Palo Alto teen subdues a 32 inch 40 pound bass in Belvedere Lagoon, and a Brunswick Georgia crash involves two drivers charged with reckless driving. England’s Huddersfield cricket mates face fines for belt and concrete projectiles, while Kuala Lumpur Malay students oppose the dance craze known as the twist as a corrupting Western influence.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaya
UPI
Peninsula Malay Students Federation
Federation
Kennedy McCormack duel in Holyoke Senate debate
Kennedy and McCormack square off for the Massachusetts Democratic Senate race in Holyoke at 8 pm. TV coverage spans major cities with live Boston feed and tape elsewhere. McCormack taunts with material evidence while Kennedy vows to focus on issues and avoid personal attacks.
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Holyoke
Mass
Kennedy
John. W. McCormack
U. S. Senate
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
Edward J. McCormack Jr
Holyoke War Memorial
McCormack
South
Boston
Maurice A. Donahue
Pope Puts Spellman on Council Leaders
Pope John XXIII names Cardinal Francis Spellman and a slate of 12 other cardinals to a presiding committee guiding the Ecumenical Council. The council aims to host over 3,000 prelates in St Peter's Basilica with observers from non Catholic churches invited. Observers may attend general sessions but cannot vote, speak in debates, or join council commissions without permission.
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Vatican City
John Mottclay
Francis Spellman
New York
Eugene Tisserant
College of Cardinals
Achille Lienart
Lille
France
Antonio Ca
St Peter
Lbs
Pope
Spea
Council Commissions
Vatican
Incumbents Win Nevada Primary In Tight Races
UPI reports Nevada primary results with Sen. Alan Bible securing reelection 77,319 votes and Gov. Grant Sawyer advancing to the November ballot. Rep. Walter Baring tallies 25,733 votes as GOP contenders, including Oran Graggon, contend for the governorship. William Wright defeated Republican rivals for the Senate, while other Democratic nominees include Bunke for lieutenant governor Mirabelli treasurer Dickerson attorney general McCarthy printing chief Gallagher inspector Rowntree heads the lone GOP real estate race.
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Alan Bible
Walter Baring
Afl-Cio
Grant Sawyer
Sawyer
Gene Austin
Fave
Las Vegas
Oran Grayson
H. M
Hank) Greenspun
Graggon
Nevada
Bible
William Wright
Wright
Baring
Union
John Mendoza
J. Carlton Adair
Adair
Berkeley Bunke
Michael Mirabelli
Reno
Harvey Dickerson
John Jack McCarthy
Carson City
Mervin Gallagher
Virginia’ City
Herb Rowntree
Lyons County
New U S Nuclear Test Planned Over Pacific Soon
Honolulu reports the United States aims to resume high altitude nuclear tests over the Pacific by mid September. Repairs to the Thor booster launch pad on Johnston Island, damaged last July, are nearly finished as a joint Task Force notes. The test series began April 25 and delays followed the failure. The AEC Information Office is to reopen this weekend, and test personnel are returning to their posts.
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Honolulu
United States
Pacific
Johnston Island
Atomic Energy Commission Information Office
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