Kennedy faces final primaries in Oregon and Maryland
Senator John F. Kennedy runs in Maryland and Oregon as the Democratic race narrows. He expects a win in Maryland against Wayne Morse while conceding Oregon to Morse, though he campaigns there to bolster strength. Key figures Lin don Johnson Stuart Symington Hubert Humphrey also appear on Oregon ballots.
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Congress resumes probe of influence on FPC by gas officials
House investigators reopen hearings into private contacts between gas industry officials and the Federal Power Commission. Chairman Kuykendall and Arthur Kline testified. Tommy Corcoran named as a former Roosevelt aide linked to improper contact. Also noted Eisenhower’s Paris summit status and GNP surpassing $500 billion.
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Experts View On The Paris Summit Four Delegations Comment
UPI reports from Paris summarize four national viewpoints on the summit. American, Soviet, British and French officials assess chances for limited disarmament progress and the impact of Khrushchev U-2 tensions on East-West talks.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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London
Elie Maiss
United States
Passion Fruit Hooch Ruled Bit Too Racy For Texans
Hawaiian writer notes Texas liquor board bans passion fruit liqueur for implying arousal. He cites Hawaii senators urging intervention, and mentions a recipe book with hot spiced passion fruit juice. The piece contrasts Texas sensibilities with tropical fruit recipes and names.
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Christmas Eve Slaying Jury Selection Opens in Ohio Case
The first degree murder trial of Floyd E. Hargrove, a laundry truck driver, began jury selection in Lake County Court House. Forty-one prospective jurors were summoned to be questioned by prosecutors and defense.
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Free Vote Pledged In Turkey Amid Political Turmoil
Premier Adnan Menderes promised free elections in Turkey soon, possibly by September, as opposition violence flared in Izmir. He refused to resign amid clashes between pro government crowds and Republican Party demonstrators.
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Rockefeller Reenters Race as GOP Weighs 1960 Bid
Albany reports supporters of Nelson Rockefeller push him back into the Republican presidential contest. State GOP chairman L Judson Morhouse says Rockefeller could attract independents and Democrats and emphasizes the need to choose a capable leader at the July convention alongside Nixon.
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Foreign and domestic notes and events cross the globe
World events and U.S. politics mix in brief items: Khrushchev’s posture at the summit, Ike’s potential Japanese visit arrangements, Commonwealth pressure on South Africa, Nixon taps McCaffrey as aide, Stevenson petitions surge, stock market ambiguity, and a mix of historical notes including Seward’s birth and Roosevelt’s 1940s requests. A stray piece mentions a jazz sermon concept and Russia’s Rus leader Rurik.
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LA Lieutenant Governor PH Lether Frazar Dies at 55
PH Lether Frazar, 55, Louisiana lieutenant governor who wavered over governors during Earl Long years, died Sunday after suffering a stroke in Lake Charles.
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Lether Frazar
Louisiana
Earl Long
Stork Arrives Early For LA Doctor Visit
Mrs Elaine Ginsburg attended a routine prenatal checkup in Los Angeles and delivered a baby weighing five pounds four ounces an hour later. Both mother and infant are reported in good condition at the hospital.
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Aly Khan Developing Wisdom Despite Playful Image
The obituary notes Aly Khan, heir to the Aga Khan, famed for charm and romance, was also a budding diplomat and horse owner. It traces his life from racing and piloting early on to joining the French Foreign Legion, wartime service, and later as Pakistan's permanent UN representative.
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Aly
Mohammed Prince
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What AA Is Alcoholics Anonymous Overview
A concise definition of Alcoholics Anonymous describes a fellowship of men and women sharing experience to solve common problems and help others recover from alcoholism. Membership requires a genuine desire to stop drinking. It notes AA works independently of sects, politics, or institutions and aims to stay sober and assist others, with a contact box in Elyria Ohio.
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