Nixon’s California Picture Isn’t As Black As Printed
In California the cross filing system has been abandoned, so next year’s Republican primary ballots will be restricted to genuine Republican candidates. This change will deprive Nixon's main rival for the GOP nomination, former Gov. Goodwin Knight, of some votes.
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Russian Approval Of U N Leader Is No Cure All
The text notes U Thant of Burma has been approved as acting secretary general by a unanimous vote with Soviet Union support. It argues that Soviet backing does not end plans for a troika system of secretaries general or limit Thant’s autonomy.
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Shippers Feted By Competitors In Rail Case
In a San Francisco hearing, shippers praised either Santa Fe or Southern Pacific for hospitality while urging support for one railroad. The case hinges on control of Western Pacific, with customers noting the impact on car supply, rates, and service.
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Illinois State Fair Opens August 10
Gov Otto Kerner's office announces the Illinois state fair will open on August 10 as Midwesterners anticipate warmer days. The notice signals a timely update for summer event planning and statewide schedules.
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First Lady Frances Perkins Teaches at Princeton in 1960s
Frances Perkins, former labor secretary and first woman in a U.S. cabinet, teaches a one semester course at Princeton University on New Deal values. The 78 year old, who helped create Social Security, reflects on Roosevelt and Kennedy eras while continuing academic work at Cornell.
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Miss Arizona race hinges on UA coed leader
Miss Pima County Paula Lou Welch a 19 year old University of Arizona sophomore holds a strong edge entering the Miss Arizona finals. Welch won Monday in baton twirling earning half of total points while Nita Marie Shumway Miss Maricopa County took the swimsuit award. Top five finalists to be named at the state fair tonight as cold winds cut fair attendance to 7519 on Monday though four day total rises to 150744 up about 35000 from last year.
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Executives Rally To Defense Of Vegas Gambling
Las Vegas leaders from casino owners to Governor Grant Sawyer defend the city amid a Justice Department probe into possible organized crime links. Sawyer says reports of nationwide crime ties are fantasy and there is nothing special about Las Vegas in the inquiry. Federal investigators are examining Las Vegas like other major U.S. cities for potential law violations.
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Convicted Child Killer Seeks Stay of Execution in California
Richard Arlen Lindsey asked the California Supreme Court to stay his execution in the San Quentin gas chamber, arguing his court-appointed counsel was incompetent. Lindsey, 31, was sentenced to death for the kidnapping and murder of 6-year old Rose Marie Riddle of Chandler, Arizona. His wife Dixie Lindsey, 24, serves a life term for her role and the couple has four children.
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Safe Thinking Prevents Accidents
Public health notice urges constant safety minded living to cut avoidable injuries. It lists quick checks before actions IS IT SHARP IS IT HOT IS IT HEAVY IS IT SLIPPERY DOES IT MOVE CAN IT EXPLODE and stresses use of seat belts, planning movements, and retrospection after minor incidents to reduce future risks.
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Butler says no immediate plan for shelters in Britain
London Reuters reports Home Secretary R A Butler told Parliament there are no immediate plans to build fallout shelters. He said much protection can be provided by individual householders at or near their homes.
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Marilyn Monroe Signs To Make New Movie
Hollywood report confirms Marilyn Monroe will start the new Edmund Hartman story Something's Got To Give at 20th Century Fox on November 14 with George Cukor directing and David Brown producing. The piece notes travel from Connecticut to Hawaii, Don Taylor returns to screen opposite Richard Basehart in The Brutal Land filming in Spain, and mentions AGFA Juvenile Decency League star involvement and Horst Bucholz and Myriam expecting a baby in Hollywood.
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