Not A Candidate Leans On The Politics Of Running
Charles McDowell Jr. opines on the mystique of naming presidential candidates, arguing that Goldwater Kennedy and Rockefeller are effectively running even if not declared. He imagines the vigilance of pundits, the delays in formal declarations, and the paradox of declaring or delaying candidacy.
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Naval Intelligence
Sen. Goldwater
Gov. Rockefeller
Kennedy
Fraternity of
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Bascit
New Hampshire
Australia
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Actress Mami Van Doren declines strip for GOP fundraising
Spokane based report says Don Clark a Washington GOP leader coordinating state fundraisers calls Hollywood claims that Mami Van Doren would perform a modified strip tease a publicity plant. He doubts she intends to strip in the family type show though the publicity provoked consternation.
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Wash
UPI
Mami van Doren
Don Clark
Washington
Roy Prinz
Clark
Hollywood
Miss van Doren
Surgeon urges rethinking bursitis in shoulder pain
New York orthopedic surgeon Dr. Harrison L. McLaughlin told the American College of Surgeons congress that bursitis is a misused label for shoulder pain. He stressed a calcium deposit as the common primary cause and that most cases improve without treatment, noting the condition affects many people over 60.
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San Francisco
UPI
New York
Harrison L. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Presbyteria Medical Center
American College of Surgeons
College—Surgeons
United States
Foliage Stirs Hazard at McDonald Drive Intersection
Scottsdale property owner Mrs. Avis Read and realtor Dick Searles clash over a traffic hazard on McDonald Drive west of the Arizona Canal. Searles claims danger from overhanging trees. Read denies requests to trim and rejects dilation of the road, citing impact on her home and prior opposition to the bridge and widening project.
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Dick Searles
McDonald Dr
Arizona Canal
Avis Read
Maricopa County
Read
McDonald Drive
Cattle Track
McDonald
Searles
Barney Burns
MacDonald Drive
C. Thomas Read
Wirtz Urged to Drop Dinner Host Role in Fundraiser
Rep. Oliver Bolton charged Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz with a serious breach of public trust for seeking campaign donations from lobbyists and trade association officials at a $100-a-ticket reception to back Sen. Harrison Williams. Wirtz aide said he would not withdraw and planned to attend the November 14 event, noting invitations were pre screened to exclude labor leaders government employees and lobbying officials.
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UPI
Oliver Bolton
Ohio
Labor
W. Villard Wirtz
Harrison A. Williams Jr
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Bolton
Wirtz
Vatican Liberals Win Vote on Mary at Council
In a tight decision at Vatican City the Ecumenical Council approved including Mary discussion in a pending document by a margin of 40 votes. Liberals see this as a victory while conservatives push for a separate Mary document. A five-question slate will next test the council on parish roles and deacons marriage rules.
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Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Council
Theological Commission
Fathers
Record of births and licenses amid church council actions
The Maricopa County clerk issues a marriage license to James Alvin Muntz and Linda Lee Oliver. Nearby, multiple births are announced on Oct 26 and 27 for families in Tempe Scottsdale and Phoenix area. Bishops debate church chapters and approve liturgical reform, including Easter dating and a perpetual calendar. Mass opens session with Msgr Josy Slipyi, newly freed archbishop.
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Maricopa County
James Alvin Muntz
Mesa
Linda Lee Oliver
Scottsdale
Msgr
Josy Slipyi
Ukraine
Jaroslav Gabro
St. Nicholas of
Chicago
Temperatures Across Nation Reported by UPI
United Press International released a 24 hour temperature and precipitation summary ending at 4 am. The report lists recorded highs and lows across multiple regions and notes notable weather events.
Arizona State Fair Opens Friday With 400 000 Attendance Expected
The 11 day Arizona State Fair starts Friday at 9 am at the Phoenix fairgrounds with an anticipated total attendance of 400 000. Three stages offer continuous entertainment including the Galaxy of Stars show with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra led by Sam Donahue and guests.
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Phoenix
APS
Galaxy of Stars
Tommy Dorsey
Sam Donahue
Frank Sinatra Jr
Helen Forrest
Pied Pipers
Four Step Brothers
U. S. Marine Corps
Arizona
U. S. Air Force
Jacqueline Kennedy Returns to White House After Move
Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy arrives back at the White House late Monday from a nearby home near Atoka Virginia. The President and the couple's two children return in the morning by helicopter and she is driven home in a station wagon.
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Washington
UPI
Jacqueline Kennedy
White House
Atoka
Skeleton found near Williams Field Road identified as woman
A skeleton scattered over a 50 foot area four miles south of Williams Field Road and east of Maricopa Road was identified by the county medical examiner as a woman aged 30 to 47. The remains, about 5 feet 1 inch, showed no signs of violence.
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Phoenix
UPI
Williams Field Road
Maricopa Road
Daniel Condon
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