Johnson Favors Peace Corps Chief for Running Mate
President Johnson weighs Sargent Shriver as his preferred running mate for 1964, citing his Kennedy glamour, youth, and Peace Corps leadership. Humphrey and Robert Kennedy remain under consideration, while Shriver’s lack of elective office is noted as a liability to be potentially offset by cabinet placement.
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Johnson
Peace Corps
Washington
Sargent Shriver
Kennedy
Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Humphrey
Shriver
Chicago School Board
South
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Worth
Tex
Richard
Kenudy
Bill Moyers
White House
Texas
Kennedy Administration
Congress
Judson Pupils among Five Die in California Plane Crash
Four Judson School seniors and the father of one student were killed when a light plane crashed near Indio California. The victims Andrew Robertson Jr 16 of Palm Springs John Robertson 48 father of Andrew 17 year old Robert Von Holt of Honolulu 18 year old Jon Burton of Bronxville and 17 year old Stewart Shaffer of Ensenada Baja California were returning from Thanksgiving in Palm Springs. The plane burst into flames and wreckage spread over a half mile. Identification was by physical description. Robertson Burton and Von Holt were athletes listed as on school teams.
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Judson
Indio
Calif
Palm Springs
Henry Wick
Paradise Valley
Andrew Robertson, Jr
Robertson
John von Holt
Honolulu
Jon Burton
Bronxville
N. Y
Stewart Shaffer
Ensenada
Baja California
California
Wick
Burton
von Holt
Parada del Sol Queen Finalists Chosen at Arizona Stables
Seventeen contestants underwent preliminary judging for the Parada del Sol Queen title at the Arizona Stables. Finalists include Mary Kay Hartman Lisa Karson Jill Dedman Mary Evans Kathleen Ashton and Judy Van Zanen. A queen and two princesses will be named at an 8 p.m. dinner Sunday. The event runs during the Parada del Sol with a world championship rodeo and a long horse drawn parade February 1 and 2.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Mary Kay Hartman
Lisa Karson
E. Indianola
Jill Dedman
Jokake Dr
Mary Evans
F. Heatherbrae
Kathleen Ashton
Circle Dr
Judy van Zanen
E. Cypress
Scottsdale Jaycees
Don Dedora
Jim Spero
Ray Odom
Walt Barber
Venezuela vote shows strong turnout against insurgents
In Venezuela, mounting returns from Sunday’s voting indicate strong support against Red terrorists and a decisive public reaction to the insurgent challenge.
Weather and political note mix in early rays
Variable high cloudiness yields mostly sunny skies with little temperature change. Willard L. Greene reports Sundays high 74 and todays low 48. Earlier Venezuelans faced bullets and threats as they cast ballots for Raul Leoni of Democratic Action in a seven man presidential race.
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U. S
Willard L. Greene
Raul Leoni
Romulo Betancourt
Kennedy Widow Benefit Bill Moves Fast in House
The House planned swift approval of a bill granting temporary Secret Service protection to President Kennedy's widow and children. It would authorize lifetime franked mail for Mrs. Kennedy, six months office space, up to 50000 for staff, and one year Secret Service protection with two agents.
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Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
Secret Service
City manager disputes large savings claim on garbage service
City manager Ken Williams today said he never claimed savings of 200000 yearly from a municipal garbage and refuse service. He sticks to figures of more than 100000 and says last week’s 241919 savings were based on old projections. He affirmed the council will open bids December 9 with seventeen firms participating.
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Ken Williams
Garbage Service Co
Williams
Ile
Drunken Driving, Burglaries Dominate Scottsdale Police Weekend
Three motorists including Carl Hylton 23 Lometa and Melvin Scheib 47 were cited for drunken driving. Two burglaries were reported with loss at Elks Club and a Ramada Inn guest si lapsed wallet theft. Five people injured in two rear end crashes as youths face liquor charges amid juvenile actions.
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Carl H. Hylton
N. 82Nd St
Lometa Jean Jones
E. Cypress
Melvin K. Scheib
E. Piccadilly
Elks Club
64Th
Oak St
James Tull
85Th St
Scottsdale
Irving N. Seller
E. Thomas
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
McDowell Rd
Almeria Rd
Supreme Court Allows States to Limit Agency Shop Clauses
In a unanimous ruling the Supreme Court held state courts may enforce laws banning or restricting agency shop agreements in labor contracts. The decision counters union claims that NLRB jurisdiction is exclusive and follows a June ruling validating agency shop clauses under federal law. The ruling drew praise from the right to work movement. The Court also agreed to revisit the federal California offshore oil dispute after today’s session.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Florida
National
California
Archer Shoots Dog In Chest Incident Reported
A German shepherd named Sam was shot with a bow and arrow on Saturday. The arrow pierced the dog's left rib cage and it was taken to a Tempe veterinarian for treatment after owner Phyllis M. Crain of 7602 E Van Buren reported the wound upon the dog's return home.
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Sam
Tempe
Phyllis M. Crain
E. van Buren
Youth Gets Free Meal Of Chicken
Scottsdale police investigated a case of the vanishing chicken. Kenneth DeWitt, Chicken Delight deliveryman, said a teenager answered at 7020 E Hubbell at 6 p m Saturday took a $10 fried chicken bucket and fled after the youth returned inside. The apartment was vacant and a rear window open. The bucket and youth were gone.
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Scottsdale
Chicken Delight
Kenneth DeWitt
E. Hubbell
Dewitt
President urged to start crash Negro job plan
Whitney Young executive secretary of the National Urban League urged President Johnson to launch a crash public works program to reduce Negro unemployment. In a 45 minute White House meeting Young cited 15 percent joblessness among Negro workers and noted ongoing Civil Rights efforts with Johnson dating to 1957.
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Whitney Young
Johnson
White House
Young
Urban League
Johnny
League
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Congress
Men Claim Women Still The Weaker Sex In Survey
In Kingston England UP I report Dr Frey Ellis and Dr Michael Cox found from 102 patients with fatigue that 78 were women. They say fatigue stems from worry and desk work, noting women live longer perhaps due to resting fatigue that spares husbands.
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Kingston
England
UPI
Frey Ellis
Michael Cox
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