Kennedy to Seek Full Senate Term After Kopechne Tragedy
Boston UPI report states Senator Edward M. Kennedy will run for a full six year Senate term and decline any 1972 presidential bid. Opponent named is former Republican State Chairman Josiah Spaulding. Kennedy outlined the decision in his Boston apartment near the Charles River.
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Policeman With Long Hair Claims Harassment
New York 24 year old patrolman John Bal says he is harassed by police authorities for his long hair. Bal, cited for heroism three times, says he is assigned to the worst details and far outposts for refusing to cut his hair. He spoke at Bethesda Fountain in Central Park where he met reporters.
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Paper Price Hiked by Boston Herald Traveler
The Boston Herald Traveler raised its price to 15 cents citing higher labor costs from a new contract and increased charges for newsprint and other production supplies.
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AIP Chooses Hitt for Idaho Governor and Anderson for Congress
Wallace L. Hitt of Boise was named the AIP gubernatorial nominee and will appear on the August primary ballot. Joel Anderson of Pocatello won the bid for the second congressional seat held by Rep. Orval Hansen. The convention adopted platform resolutions including right to work, tax reform, and U.N. withdrawal calls. The Liberty Lobby member Martin Larsen urged electing officials to reverse tax trends amid a predicted decade of crisis. Separately, renewal stickers are due for license plates ending in 6 by June end.
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Bible stash thieves poke holes in quirk tale
Weldon Ohn told police $679 hidden in a Bible in his Nevada home was stolen after a break in. In Southampton England Mrs. Bill Lockett had a dented car repaired, then painted over the new dent, and she mocked her husband’s response by hinting at further graffiti. A London man tried river skiing to beat the rising Thames tide but was slowed to a crawl and scolded by a policeman for unauthorized use of the Westminster landing. In Hong Kong the Sing Tao Sports Club claimed a world record by stuffing 36 people into a Volkswagen, surpassing a 27-person prior mark.
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Humphrey Begins Senate Comeback Amid Minnesota Battle
Humphrey plans a Senate bid this week to replace Eugene McCarthy. He seeks party endorsement at a Duluth convention while Republicans doubt his hold on independent voters and several Democrats strategize on uniting behind a governor candidate amid six contenders and a likely primary.
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Body Found After Snake River Fall Near American Falls
In American Falls Idaho two fishermen found Brett Van Horn ten year old body Sunday afternoon about three fourths of a mile from the spot where he fell into the Snake River on June 4 He was playing on a rock between two powerhouses near the American Falls Dam His mother Faye Van Horn and father Hubert Van Horn are named. The discovery occurred about 3 30 p m according to Power County Sheriff s office.
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