Anti Kennedy backers weigh strategy in Montana gathering
Four governors meet at Glacier National Park while denying a stop Kennedy movement. They hint at planning to prevent Kennedy from clinching the Democratic nomination on first ballot as voters in North Dakota choose a new senator and Montana weighs its convention votes. Also noted are race dynamics in North Dakota and Illinois delegation questions plus a Rockefeller defense budget call.
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Senate Approves Military Construction Funds in 81 0 Vote
The Senate unanimously approved 1 067 227 000 for military construction at home and abroad for the coming fiscal year. The measure returns to the House which had approved 876 145 000, leaving a gap of 191 082 000. Final package totals include Army 169 816 000, Navy 16 553 000, Air Force 356 400 000, and Coast Guard Loran stations 19 000 000.
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Trail Drivers Association Plans Monthly Dance
The Old Trail Drivers Association for Texas will hold a monthly dance at Brackenridge Park. The event is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Trail Drivers Hall.
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AF Tanker Crash Kills Five Crew Members
Five air force crewmen died when a KC 97 tanker from Plattsburgh crashed in the White Mountains area. The craft exploded and broke into pieces, with searchers finding four bodies amid scorched debris and burning magnesium. Residents recounted hearing a loud crash as the plane plunged into the rugged forest.
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Draft Call Expands as September Quota Rises
Report notes 2 547 930 men called up since August as the largest monthly draft surge since the Korean War in 1950. Jarmy issued the call with 000 added to the September total.
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