Stassen Loses to Dilworth by 200000 Votes in Philadelphia
Philadelphia voters deliver a decisive 200000 vote defeat for Republican Stassen in a mayoral race against incumbent Democrat Dilworth. The loss ends Stassen's comeback bid amid tax dispute fallout and a issues short campaign, leaving his future uncertain.
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Chence
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Martin Rotmen
Rutman
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Dunn Elected as GOP Sweeps 10 City Races
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram reports Republican Oscar Dunn wins mayoral race with a party sweep of 10 city contests. Campaign chiefs Clark and Dorris praise the victory, crediting organization, independent voters, and turnout amid a years-long GOP comeback led by Keys’s era and shifts in Loiko's positions.
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Dann For Mevor Committee
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O'Donnell
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Russia Claims Jet Record Despite Sparse Details
The Soviet Union announces a world speed record for a single engine jet with an average 1,451.76 mph and a peak 1,553.4 mph achieved by G Mosolov per Tass. It contrasts with the official 1,402.02 mph mark held by U S Air Force Captain Walter W Irwin in May 1958.
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UPI
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Tass
G. Mosolov
U. S. Air Force
Walter W. Irwin
President Plans Nine Nation Tour Amid World Summit
The president outlined a nine nation itinerary starting in New Delhi for the World Agricultural Fair opening, with stops in Rome Ankara Karachi Kabul Tehran Athens Paris Rabat and a December return to Washington. He aims for informal talks and a break en route while promoting civil defense and international law and order.
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India
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Iran
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Greece
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Paris
Rabat
Morocco
Washington
Two Parties Cheer In 1969 Election Rundown
The piece notes Democratic nominee Dilworth winning re election in Philadelphia and outlines party shifts across Indiana New Jersey and New York. It cites Stassen's continued decline in Philadelphia and a GOP gain in several New York mayoral contests.
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Richardson Dilworth
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Jersey
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GOP
Robert B. Meyner
Meyner
New York
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Troy
Ithaca
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Coast Guard Navy Hunt Couples Stranded Near Jacksonville
A couple and their dog were rescued after wandering marshes west of Jacksonville Florida. Their gas ran out on a small motorboat and they paddled out themselves near Main Street as search teams closed in. They later reached shore unharmed.
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Tanker Freed After Grounding Off Mobile Bay
The 524-foot Gulf Branch, a Gulf Oil Corp. tanker of about 10 658 tons, was floated free Tuesday from the Mobile Bay channel about 15 miles south of Mobile. The Coast Guard said no damage was reported.
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Rioters Attack U S Embassy in Panama City
U S Army troops guard the Canal Zone as mobs of Panamanian nationalists attack the U S Embassy and consulate, smash windows, burn cars, and injure policemen during a so called peaceful invasion to assert Panamanian sovereignty over the canal zone. Police and guards clash as rioters are detained and the region braces for further security measures.
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Winners Named In Ohio Mayoral Races
Ohio city results listed for Tuesday elections include Columbus with R Wolfe and Akron with D Leo Berg among many incumbents and challengers. The table names candidates such as Athens Kenneth W. Lends and Cleveland Anthony Celebrez e, with party affiliations noted and several races marked as contested.
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Wolfe
DeLance
Wiliam Daoust
Ohio
Akron
Leo Berg
Ashland
Donald Hostetler
Van Doren Seeks Return to Teaching After Quiz Show Fallout
Charles Van Doren, stripped of fame, says he hopes to teach again and faces self scrutiny after his role in the 21 quiz show scandal. Columbia University accepts his resignation effective immediately as NBC states those involved must be removed from broadcasting.
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Police Scandal Hits Columbus Force Hurts Morale
In Columbus a police department scandal leads to nine arrests including a sergeant for thefts in stores. Officers face bonds and prison, morale drops while an officer suffers a broken jaw in a nightclub disturbance as crowds berate and challenge them.
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Indian Students Mob Chinese Embassy in New Delhi
More than 3,000 Indian students protested Chinese raids across India’s borders at the Communist Chinese Embassy in New Delhi. They shouted death to Chou En-lai and were angered when a Chinese American journalist was briefly detained by police to prevent escalation.
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UPI
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Ben Gurion Party Gains In Israel
In Israel election returns Mapai led with 35.42 percent of votes, aiming to expand its Knesset majority from 40 seats in a 120 seat parliament. The right wing Herut was second with 13.4 percent, Mizrahi 10.7, Mapam 7.22, and other parties filling the rest. Communists trailed at 2.8. Cairo radio urged Arab votes for Communists.
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Freedom) Party
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Sponsor Denies Pressure on The $64,000 Question
The memoed claim that the show used producer control to pick contestants and shape outcomes is challenged by Revson and Keplin. Hoplin and Koplin defend high ratings as the goal while noting the plan was not foolproof. The subcommittee seeks the controversial memorandum detailing who would win or lose on upcoming shows.
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Nadler
Mediation Efforts Revived in Steel Strike Case
Government mediation leader Joseph Finnegan resumes talks between union and management as the Supreme Court considers upholding an injunction forcing 390000 steelworkers back to work. Justices question Taft Hartley health and safety triggers amid a high stakes dispute.
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Herbert P. Sorg
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Ohio approves two constitutional amendments in statewide vote
Ohio voters approve amendments to allow cities to sell more than 50 percent of water and sewage services outside their borders and to permit adding judges to appellate court districts. Metropolitan-area support and bar association backing noted. ballot had one measure ruled off by the state Supreme Court.
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