Beame Wins New York Mayoral Primary In Underdog Rise
Abraham Beame, city comptroller, scores a decisive NY mayoral primary victory over Paul Screvane and others. Beame garners about 327,934 votes to 268,991 for Screvane while Frank D. OConnor leads as Beame’s running mate with 330,462 votes. The primary sees 738,720 Democrats voting.
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Abraham D. Beame
Fulton
New York ‘City
VLW
Self
Lindsay
William F. Ryan
Paul O'Dwyer
Beame
Screvane
Ryan
O.dwyer
Queens
Atty
Frank D. O’connor
O’connor
Nelgon
Rockefeller
Wagner
Labor
Anna Hedgeman
Q. Dwyer
W. Bernard Richland
Moynihan
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N-Y
Kennedy
Washington
Mario Procaccino
Procaccino
Orin Lehman
New York
Herbert H. Lehman
Westvale Boy Dies in Accidental Gun Incident
A four year old Westvale boy died at Community General Hospital after accidentally shooting himself with his father's service revolver last night. Francis P. Bryant, son of Mr and Mrs William J. Bryant of 609 Walberta Road, reportedly took the .38 caliber revolver from a closet shelf and shot himself through the heart. Bryant, a part time Camillus Park policeman and Brinks Armored Car Service employee, told deputies it was the first time he had ever felt the weapon loaded.
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Westvale
Community General Hospital
Francis P. Bryant
William J. Bryant
Walberta Road
Gerald Anquoe
Bryant
Camillus Park
Brinks Armored Car Service
Anquoe
Mariner 4 Still Sending Data Far From Earth
NASA reports Mariner 4, about 182 million miles away, continues to transmit useful signals and data. The spacecraft, which photographed Mars in July, remains 30 hours beyond its designed life as of today.
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Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Status of the most recent nuclear ban treaty
Today’s feature asks about the current status of the neciar iest ban treaty, examining negotiations, parties involved, and potential timelines for adoption or implementation. The piece highlights key sovereign positions and ongoing diplomatic efforts shaping the fate of the agreement.
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Neciar Iest
Goulish gloom over Syracuse with chilly winds and rain
The weatherman at Hancock Airport warns of mostly cloudy skies tonight with a near 39 degree low and clearing yet cool tomorrow. West to northwest winds 15 to 22 mph, rainfall totals may reach half an inch or more, and the five day outlook shows temperatures 2 to 3 degrees above seasonal norms with a warming trend into the weekend.
Record heat and chill readings across the mainland states
The highest temperature reported to the U S Weather Bureau yesterday excluding Alaska and Hawaii was 111 at Palm Springs California. The lowest this morning was 38 at Cat Bank Montana.
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New York
U. S. Weather Bureau
Alaska
Hawaii
Palm Springs
Calif
Cat Bank
Mont
Walsh Announces Citywide Pay Raise For Staff
Mayor William F Walsh declared a flat 200 across the board salary increase for city employees effective January 12. The measure excludes police and fire personnel and costs about 440000, with funds to be added in the budget review. Part time workers receive proportionate raises. 400 non accredited school district workers also benefit.
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Wiliam F. Walsh
Board of Estimate
Common Council
Walsh
Detroit Mayor Wins Primary By Large Margin
Detroit mayor Jerone P. Cavanagh won the municipal primary with more than 60 percent of the vote, easily securing renomination for a second term. Incumbent Cavanagh led Walter C. Shamie, a printing firm executive, in a field of twelve candidates. The top two advance to a November runoff for a four year term.
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Detroit
Jerone P. Cavanagh
Walter C. Shamie
Cavanagh
Shamie
Jipstate
Primaries Inconclusive on State Sales Tax Issue
Albany AP reports that primaries left Gov Rockefeller unsure if public opposition to the state sales tax will affect his reelection. Results were inconclusive for state Senate and Assembly nominations and local races, with several incumbents facing opposition and party figures like Carmine DeSapio failing in comeback bids.
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Albany
Gov. Rockefeller
Wuay Rockefeller
Senate and
Assembly
Carmine G. DeSapio
Hall
Edward
I. Roch
DeSapio
Greenwich Village
George W. Harder
Harder
FBI
Harvey Lisset
Buffalo
Staie
Cardinals clash over religious liberty at Ecumenical Council
At the Vatican the pope and Cardinal Spellman and Cardinal Cushing led a fight against a conservative bloc seeking to block a declaration on religious liberty. The debate centered on worship freedom versus state obligation as Archbishop Ruffini joined the conservative side.
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Vatican
UPI
Francis Cardinal
Spellman
New York
Richard Cardinal
Cushing
Boston
Ecumenical Council
Paul VI
Assemly
Senate of Bishops
Ernesto Cardinal Ruffini
Palermo
Sicily
God
Cardinal Spellman
Upstate Vies For Atom Smasher Site Amid Finalist List
The government released a list of 835 semifinalist locations for the 348 million atom smasher project, narrowing from 126 proposals across more than 200 sites in all states. New York sites under review include Auburn Brookhaven Hunter and state sites Model City Rome Ithaca West Rochester and E Rochester. The AEC may miss year end for final site selection due to evaluation complexities.
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Washington
Wewaawa
New York
Auburn
Brookhaven
Hunterland
Model City
Rome
Ithaca
West Rochester
E. Roch
Ester
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
AEC
World’s Most Powerful Monster Machine Plan Spurs Debate
The article discusses a proposed advanced device to explore matter’s secrets, with proponents viewing potential practical gains in energy, medicine, and weather control. Congress has yet to approve funding or land for the project amid a broad science policy debate. It also covers Cardinal Cushing urging religious liberty, and a Vatican council announcing a Synod of Bishops to meet for church governance with representation tied to national bishops’ conferences.
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Boston
Cardinal Cushing
Council
St Peter’s Basilica
Senate of Bishops
Synod of
United States
Italy
Brna
Pakistani Leader Asks Johnson to Help End War
President Ayub Khan asked President Johnson to intervene in the Indo Pakistani conflict and signaled willingness for negotiated peace. India pledged to continue its military operations, while Thant failed to halt fighting and Pakistan and India traded hard line positions and calls for cease-fire talks.
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United Press International
Mohammad Ayub Khan
Pakistan
Johnson
White House
United Nations
India
U.N
Thant
New Delhi
Sardar Swaran Singh
Indian Subcontinent
Swaran Singh
Ayub Khan
Z. ‘A. Bhutto
Shastri
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Kashmir
Swaran
Singh
Jammu and Kashmir
Indian Defense Ministry
Sargodha
Rawalpindi
Ichak Jhumra
New York gets new archbishop and two auxiliary bishops
Apostolic delegate Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi announced the appointment in Washington. Auxiliary Bishop John J. McGuire, 60, becomes archbishop and coadjutor with no rite of succession to Cardinal Speelman. Msgr. William Moran, 63, Brigadier General and deputy chief of U.S. Army chaplains, and Msgr. Terence Cooke, 44, vicar general and chancellor, named auxiliary bishops for the New York archdiocese.
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Washington
Egidio Vagnozzi
United States
New York
John J. McGuire
Ubuar
Tadala
Francis Cardinal Speilman
William Joseph Moran
U. S. Army
Terence J. Cooke
New York Archdiocese
Long Island Liquor Calendar Orders Reach Vietnam Marines
A West Babylon liquor store calendar print inspired a humorous order from 13 Marines in South Vietnam. Pan American World Airways will deliver ice and liquor shipments to Saigon, including vodka bourbon scotch champagne and snacks. The store adds calendars and gifts with the order, signed by a Navy medic.
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New York
South Viet Nam
Long Island
Pan Armerican World Airways
Saigon
al Rustice
West Babylon
N.Y
Rustice
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