Six potential candidates for New York governor emerge
At a three day Women’s Division conference in Albany offshore, six potential candidates surfaced for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Names include Arthur Levitt, Frank O’Connor, Franklin Roosevelt II, Samuel Stratton, Eugene Nickerson, and Howard Samuels, with Wagner and Travia floated as dark horses. Levitt stressed fiscal expertise as central to the campaign while Roosevelt and O’Connor touted other leadership credentials.
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Albany
Mina
Arthur Levitt
Levitt
Frank D. O'Connor
New York
Roosevelt II
O'Connor
Roorewell
Samuel Hratton
Viet Nam
Stratton
Eugene HH
Nickerson
Nassau Younty
Howard J. Samuels
Sibuths
Samuels
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Levin
Rockefellve
E Group
Roosevelt
Rockefeller
H. Tce Dennison
Suffolk County
Dennison
Long Island
Wagner
Ottaviani to lead Vatican birth control study group
Pope Paul VI named ultra conservative Cardinal Ottaviani to head the special commission studying contraception. The move signals a tough stance against liberal reforms within the church. The 32-member panel includes three Americans: Cardinal Shehan, Archbishop Binz, and Archbishop Dearden, with unclear individual positions.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Ottaviani
Hey
Vatican
Camp Happiness in Fort Benning drills put soldiers through brainwashing
Soldiers at Fort Benning undergo a Camp Happiness drill allegedly modeled on Communist brainwashing. Lt Col Fred Cleary says the program teaches how to withstand capture, with prisoners tortured to show the worst case methods. The piece also notes a Boston printers strike halting multiple papers and details union actions and lost equipment.
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Clarke Staltvonte
Columbus
Viet Nam
Ft. Benning
Fred Cleary
Rade
J. C. Reid
Richburg
Uanpiness
Reid
Koran
Delenter
Happness
Toston
Jeff
Greater Boston
Cleary
Morning and
Evening Globe
Morning Herald
Evening Traveler
Record American
International Typographical Union
Mailers Union
Comb
Christian Science Bonbtor
Boston
Uey
William Davis Taylor
The
Globe
Taylor
Four nations join Tokyo air crash probes
Aviation experts from four nations began intensive investigations into three successive Tokyo area air disasters that have killed 321. Japanese officials led by Transport Minister Nakamura launched safety studies and urged speedier plans for a new airport as investigators from the United States Britain and Canada joined the effort.
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T. Jeff Williams
Tokyo
Japan
British Overseas Airways Corp
Hong Kong
ME Fuji
HOAC
Stoke
Canadian Pacific Airlines
AI Nippon Airways
United Sales
Britain
Canada
John G. Adams
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Mie
Ted
Mothers clash with tax on school dresses in Britain
In Birmingham a group of 300 mothers, led by Joyce White, protest a 1 percent sales tax on school uniform dresses applied when busts exceed 32 inches. They argue the tax targets developing girls and seek support from MPs and officials, while government departments defer to Treasury and Customs and Excise.
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Birmingham
England
Joyce White
Isi
Mrs. While
Hattersley
Lahorite
Auller
Board of Trade
Treasury
Customs and Excise
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