Michigan Kansas Missouri Voters Pick Candidates Today
Voters in Michigan Kansas and Missouri head to polls to nominate candidates for November. In Michigan George Romney seeks the Republican governor nomination with 10 opponents on the ballot while Swainson faces no opposition in the Democratic primary. Kansas anticipates a lighter turnout with Carlson and Anderson leading GOP and Hart and Saffels leading Democrats in Missouri less than a quarter of voters expected to participate.
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Rene
Ead
Michigan
Pearson
Kansas
Missouri
Gover
Sen
Andrew
Schueppel
Conserva
George Ronmney
Romney
Yale
Iis
John Swainson
Remeey-Swainson
Michielan
Neil Slackter
Alvity Bentleys
Frank Carlson
John Anderson
Harvey F. Crouch
George Hart
Dale Saffels
Edward Long
Maryland Voters Favor Long Democratic Term in 1960 Race
Maryland brief notes six year term favored by Democratic voters after a two year unexpired term in 1960. It cites A Crosby Kemper as a strong GOP contender, mentions unemployment trends, and lists several local political developments including a court trial delay and a gun incident, with references to various Maryland places and officials.
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A. Crosby Kemper
Kansas City
Associated Press
Cox
Springfield
Laan
Oline
Witmer
Hopkins Medical
Marilyn Monroe Article Portrait of wit Despite Sparse Schooling
AP Hollywood columnist Bob Thomas profiles Marilyn Monroe noting her surprising articulation and wit despite dropping out in sophomore year of Van Nuys High. He recalls her literary interests, poetry, and friendships with Sitwell and Sandburg, and highlights her shy, self conscious nature and belief in personal boundaries during fame and her acting beginnings.
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Bob Thomas
Mavis
Hollywood
Marilyn Monroe
van Nuys
Calif
Beverly Hills
Edith Sitwell
Carl Sandburg
Sandburg
America
New York
Arthur Miller
Quiueo
United States
United
Lancaster Man Indicted For Trunk Murder
Willard L. Allen of Lancaster Pa is indicted for murder in the death of Baltimore barmaid Ethel E. Johnson 31 whose nude body was found in a trunk of a car in a county motel after police traced the slaying from Baltimore City. The autopsy indicates death by suffocation. The case, pursued in Towson Maryland and Baltimore County, names Allen age 28 facing murder charges with bail set in county court.
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Towson, Md
Lancaster
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Baltimore County
Willard L. Allen
Cloud seeding eyed as hail damage reducer in farms
Grower claims cloud seeding cut hail damage and weather turbulence this summer. He cites reports from the Weather Modification Service and a DC weather official, noting orchards in Franklin County Pennsylvania suffered hail losses but area tests show rainfall. Miller notes Russia and Italy use cloud seeding to protect crops and urges more growers to participate for next season.
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Department of Commerce
Mr. Miller
Miller
Franklin County
Midwest
Cai
Winchester
Servier
Joly
Taly
Russia
Erankila
Adams
Pennsylvania
Waelila
Allegheny Reports Record Second Quarter Profits
Allegheny Airlines posted its best second quarter profit in 13 years with net income of 157,863 dollars or 12 cents a share after tax provisions of 324,000 dollars. The first half year net rose to 744 dollars per share? Wait.
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Washington
Allegheny Airlines
Tn Repat
Leslie O. Barnes
Allegheny
Hye
Barnes
Kennedy lingers in Capitol talk on inquiry and child names
The Associated Press reports a chaotic scene at a broadcast taping where Senator Kennedy and aides faced questions about ages of children in the Kennedy family. The episode shaded into broader political chatter as party leaders debated inquiry scopes and a interim U.S. Senate appointment following a governor's death. Moroccan police claim thwarting an assassination plot tied to Palestinian militants emerged in the same brief.
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Associated Press
Robert ¥. Kennedy
Allier
Sumer
Frank J. Becker
RLY
Times
Tennessee
Irnie Ford
Washington
Kenbul
David
Bobby
Joent
Ant Wathy
French See TV From U.S.
French viewers saw a 20 minute program relayed from America via Telstar linking New York scenes with Manhattan landmarks. Senator Young urged federal aid for the fishing industry after a 24 year decline, noting the program included Marilyn Monroe death imagery and a pacifist demonstration near the Soviet embassy in New York.
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Stephan M. Young
D-Chin
jMinners
America
Senate
New York
Obie
Television Francaise i Cooper
Forhiting
Central Park
Washington Square
Museum of Modern Art
Manhattan
Marilyn Monroe
New York City
Local Deaths From Page 16 Include Several Names
Word arrives of the death of Mrs. had Reced, Griatida, Ma. Man, aged 60, with funeral services planned from St Aucks Church in Brownsville and burial at Brethren Cemetery. Arrangements by Peete and Brothers Funeral Home. The notice mentions surviving nieces and nephews and a sister in Smithsburg.
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Brownsville
Brethren
I, Peete and Brothers
Mi Hrunswick
Mra. J
An Robert Hartle
Smithsburg
Mra
Griatida
Man
Maceo
Ansen Nouatiyeu
Prayer Today in Portland: Faith Amid City Strife
A fragmentary religious plea voices a traveler’s yearning for guidance as crowds and a restless urban landscape frame a request for divine presence. Ammon Wright and S Wright of Portland sign the piece, invoking Christian faith to find a path to joy in God’s presence.
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Ammon
Alao S. Wright
Portland
Ore
Minmer
Finkhines Seek Swedish Doctor for Abortion Plan
In Stockholm, Mex. Shetri Pinkhines and her husband left their hotel to consult a Swedish doctor regarding an abortion. The pair appeared cautious and were not followed by reporters.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Shetri Pinkhines
Woman seeks abortion over feared fetal deformity in Phoenix
A Phoenix housewife seeks an abortion due to fear that her unborn child will be deformed. The case mentions pregnancy at six months and references to medical and environmental factors, amid a controversial public and legal backdrop involving Mrs. Finkbine and her husband.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Europe
Australia
Soviet Rejection of U.S. Test Ban Dims Geneva Talks
James Marlow reports that Moscow rejects new U S test ban proposals citing sky tests over ground inspections. Dean returns to Geneva to push talks with Valerian Zorin as U S and Soviet positions clash over verification. Both sides press ahead with tests, risking further strain and urgency for a treaty.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Marlow
U. S
Russia
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Geneva
Ken Stredy
Dean
Valerian Zorin
Zorin
Hussia
Zain
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