Kennedy Keeps Spotlight On Primary Fight In Boston Area
In Boston and across western Massachusetts a heated Kennedy primary campaign draws steady attention. Edward M Kennedy, 30, seeks party nomination as voters weigh whether he should join President Kennedy's circle in Washington. Independent and Democratic supporters fill streets with rallies and clambakes as Ke nnedy faces George C Lodge and Laurence Curtis in a crowded field. Obituaries note local deaths and services for Obal Synan, Sidney Wenzel, Mary Mose, and William Nolan, with funeral details in Hancock, Towson, Washington, and Cumberland.
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Ferson
Cleveland
Ohio
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St. Vincent dePaul Catholic
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Berksley Springs
W. Va
West End
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Dorchester
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Prayer for Eternal Hope and Dwelling in God
A prayer reflecting on earthly passing years and eternal faith. The caller cites a scripture line about the eternal God as dwelling place and urges focus on lasting values beyond time. Signed by Sohn W Shocktard, Waynesville NM, retired Methodist Minister.
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Three Salisbury Doctors Die In Crash Killing Four Others
Three prominent Salisbury men medical doctors Dr C Stanford Hamilton 38 member Maryland Board of Medical Examiners and Dr William Fisher Jr 45 plus insurance broker and motel owner Donald A Hall 35 died when their one car left Route 1862 highway near Salisbury overturning. Passenger Donald Ramsay 33 of Westover remained in critical condition. Four others were killed earlier Sunday in separate incidents on Maryland roads.
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Maryland Board of Medical
William #.Fisher
Salisbury
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Insuce
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Board of Visitors and Governors
Washington College
Eo Aowrth
Donald Ramsay
Westover
Peningulard General Hospital
Baltimore Colts
Los Angeles Rams
Anthony Taylor
Batlimore
Joseph L. Knott
Drayden
Marys County
Park Hill
James Kr, Cole
Baltimore County
Panini
Names Must Be Signed To All Voice Letters
The Daily explains that readers must sign letters to the Welca of the People column for publication. Unsigned letters may be dropped or published anonymously on request, and writers are urged to sign or provide a name. The note warns editors will reveal identities if asked, and may drop unsigned lines.
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States Halt Use Of Type III Polio Vaccine
The Associated Press reports mixed reactions as some states stop Sabin Type III polio vaccine after 11 confirmed Type II to Type III cases. Health officials recommend limiting Type III to preschool and school age programs while continuing Types I and II for all. Secretary Celebrezze noted adults face low odds of illness from Type III and pressed authorities to decide locally, with some regions pausing Type III while others proceed.
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Washington
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Focal
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Celebreize
Pensman
Canadian
New York
Berkeley County Schools Close In Date Mixup
Berkeley County's schools were closed today by calendar confusion honoring the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Antietam. Centennial planners staged events on the wrong date, leading to a single makeup day by extending the school year to June 10.
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Martinsburg
W.va
An- Hetom
Ler
Sharpsburg
Adlvance
Daily Mail Vandal's Tip Contest Calls for News Tips
The Daily Mail invites volunteers to join its news staff by tipping in stories. Cash prizes are awarded weekly to first callers or reporters who phone, mail, or bring tips. tips confidential. Submissions accepted weekdays 7:30 am to 2 pm, except Sundays and holidays.
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Senate Begins Debate On Trade Bill To Cut Tariffs
Washington scene describes opening debate on a trade expansion bill extending a five year reciprocal trade law, cutting tariffs and enabling the president to negotiate further concessions. House passage anticipated, Senate members debating amendments while awaiting further votes and possible adjournment tied to foreign aid and tax measures.
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Washington
Kennedy
Zatherine Us
United States
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Capitol Hill
House
Senate Finance Committee
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Montana
Congress
Senate House
Piersall Freed In Disorderly Conduct Charge
Baltimore AP report says Jim Piersall was found innocent of disorderly conduct after a crowd incident at Memorial Stadium before a game with the Orioles. Judge Robert Hammerman ruled Piersall provoked no criminal conduct and cautioned about abusive heckling by a fan, Joseph Martin.
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Washington
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Japan
Robert I. Hammerman
Memorial Staddium
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Piersall Qait
Joseph Martin
Martin
Hammerman
Haromerman
The
Sports Reporters Association of Baltimore
Weather Mild After Twister Hits Rochester Mn
The Associated Press reports mild weather following a Sunday tornado in Rochester Minnesota. The storm carved a quarter mile long path about 100 feet wide injuring 13 people, with four still hospitalized. Nine homes were wrecked and damage estimated at 3.04 million dollars. Rain spread across the southeast and central regions as warm air advanced from North Carolina to California.
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North Carolina
California
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Red Cross
Nuclear test fired by Soviet over Novaya Zemlya area
The Soviet Union conducted another atmospheric nuclear test over Novaya Zemlya, per Atomic Energy Commission. Reports from New York cite varied commentary and events tied to the test, including references to President Johnson and other officials as the news circulated.
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Soviet Union
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Atomic Energy Commission
New York
AEC
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Ereal Smith Merdrial Foundation
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Rockefeller
Robert F Urrent
Wagner
U S Advisers Depart Laos Under Geneva Accord
In Vientiane 86 U S military advisers begin withdrawal from Laos as mandated by the Geneva Accord. Thirty eight Americans of MAAG exit the country, traveling by C46 to Bangkok and then to the United States.
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Laos
American Military Advisory Assistance Group
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Bangkok
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