Soapy Williams Seeks Senate After Michigan Governorship
Detroit based report notes former Michigan governor Soapy Williams, heir to a toiletry fortune, returns from 1960 to pursue a U.S. Senate seat. The piece highlights his career, his former role as assistant secretary of state for African affairs, and ongoing political battles with a Republican controlled legislature.
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Michael J. Conlon
Detroit
UPI
G. Mennen
Williams
Michigan
U.S. Senate
Tures
Ivory Coast
Kenya
Congo
Washington
Patrick V. McNamara
D-Mich
McNamara
Robert Griffin
George Romney
Cavanagh
Jerome Cavanagh
San Francisco
State Department
Lyndon Johnson
Soapy Williams
Old West fades as automated roundup and branding debuts
In a satirical column, Dick West envisions a high tech cattle roundup using frozen branding irons, remote control herding gear, and loudspeakers. The piece shifts to Michigan politics, depicting Soapy Williams’ 1966 campaign with past statesmanship and modern gadgetry, ending with a misread radar blip showing a horse.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Agricultural Research Service
Little Joe the Wrangler
MIT
Corral
Lillle Joe
American Ballet Theater to tour Russia under 1966 pact
Washington reports the American Ballet Theater will be the first U.S. group to visit the Soviet Union under the 1966 1967 cultural exchange. A six week tour starts June 15 with 31 performances in Moscow Leningrad Kiev Minsk and Kharkhov. The Bolshoi Ballet is already touring the United States. Michigan stadium seats 101000.
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UPI
American Ballet Theater
Russia
State Department
Moscow
Leningrad
Kiev
Minsk
Kharkhov
Bolshoi Ballet
United States
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