Salinger to Replace Clair Engle in Senate Appointment
In California, press secretary Fierre Salinger is seen as the likely choice to fill the remainder of the late Clair Engle’s Senate term. Gov. Brown scheduled a Tuesday morning news conference to announce the interim appointment amid opposition from some Republicans and legal questions.
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Sacramento
Calif
Fierre Salinger
Renate
Clair Engle
California
White House
Terence
Radmund G. Brown
Ovtler
Red
Senate
I. Brown
Johnson
Engle
Praess
Salinger
Califor
San Francisco
Alan Cranston
Salipyér
Joe
George Muterhy
Brewin
Sone
Kennedy
Murphy
U.S. Supreme Court
Cronkite Still Rated No. 7 Man
New York dispatch notes Walter Cronkite has nine years left on his CBS contract and shows no plans to resign. CBS announced a temporary shift to a pooled two anchor team for Democratic National Convention coverage while Cronkite remains central to the network’s ratings strategy. Cronkite credits NBC’s higher ratings to Huntley and Brinkley and says entertainment value has been a factor CBS must address.
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New York
Walter Cronkite
Columbia Broadcasting System
UBS 4A
Cronkkte
CBS
Wold
Cronkite
M Olevision
Robert Traut
Roger Mudd
Ons
National Broadcasting Co
Bragg soldiers killed in Fayetteville raid incident
Two young Bragg soldiers, Robert H. Fryer of Gary Indiana and Manley Nider of Berryshig, were killed during a night raid inside Fayetteville city limits. Charges of manslaughter and DUI were filed against Lannie Malmes, 41, of Bl, Teagey. Federal appeals court ruling in South Carolina wrongful death case reversed a lower court decision. Sue Maclin reported damage claim tied to a stillborn infant.
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N.C
Richmond
Bel
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We Sfinhane Cill
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Gort At
Appents
Dudge J. Robert Martin Jr
Chareslan, S. 4H
Federal Cinter Court
Sue Maclin
Tragic Norwalk Garage Deaths In Refrigerator
In Norwalk a mother discovered three children dead inside an open refrigerator in a garage. Steven age five Denise age five died after admission to Shutebakser Hospital. Playmate Roger Foltz, also five, was dead on arrival. Investigators say the mother opened the refrigerator doors to air it and later found the garage door ajar.
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Norwalk
Fall
Elidren
Carole Daing
Steven
Denise
Mimiley
Shutebakser Hospital
Roger D. Foltz
Dollar Day Bargains In Gastonia Offer Free Bus Rides
Stores across Gastonia kick off a two day Dollar Day sale with 30 to 60 percent markdowns on summer stock and back to school merchandise. City Coach Co. and Gastonia Transit Co. offer free bus rides into Gastonia during specified hours, excluding Belmont ML Holly and Cramerton, with Gaston-Lincolnton Transit Co. also covering Dallas to Gastonia. Official pennants mark the participating shops.
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Gastonia
Uptown
City Coach Co
Transit Co
Belmont
Holly
Cramerton
Gaston-Lincolnton Transit Co
Uncle Sam Hikes Government Pay Across Agencies
Washington AP reports Congress approved a 207 million military pay raise and a 508 million civil service and postal increases for 17 million workers. The plan includes annual raises for Congress members and Cabinet officials, with broader boosts for federal judges and top executives. Retroactive to the first pay period after July. The president is expected to sign quickly to retain key personnel.
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Robson
Senate
Louse
Wittan
Houga
Armed Services Committee
House
Sli Toy
Vlee
Con Breas
Cittinet
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Deloysitiud
Zeno Ponder Wins Minor Victory in State Senate Appeal
Madison County political leader Zeno Ponder wins a minor victory as the State Board of Elections agrees to a hearing in Burnsville rather than Raleigh to address mandamus and an injunction. Ponder defeated Clyde Neyton by about 400 votes in the May 3 primary, with an investigation into alleged voting irregularities ongoing. The board postponed final action pending court review and a separate injunction on proceedings.
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N.C
APS
Gward of
Madison County
Zeno Ponder
Pus
Raleigh
J. Frank Husking
Ponder
Harviville Tit
Madison Crummy Supermne Cort
Herbert Hawkins
Hawkins
Ponaler
Willam Jostin
Greetfona Board
Salieday
Sean
Unrest in Jersey City sparks citywide patrols
Bands of youths amid a Black community clash erupted Monday night in Jersey City. Police arrested seven after disorderly conduct charges as injuries and property damage were reported, with a heavy police presence patrolling the southern Negro neighborhood. Mayor Whelan warned of continued vigilance and pledged to use all resources to maintain order. The confrontation followed earlier incidents near Grand and Woodward Streets as residents and officials met at City Hall.
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Dave
Jersey City
Mal
Tan
Greer
Ordi Whelan
Hudson
Jersey Cry Medical Center
Louis Mitchell
Joh Dney
Muitchell
Dudley
Negra
Wit Whelan
U City Hall
Imayor
Pyeeting
Grand and Woodward Sts
Moore Urges Resistance to Federal Burdens in Speech
Dan Moore Democratic governor hopeful urged North Carolina merchants to resist federal and state government interference. He spoke before the North Carolina Merchants Association in Winston-Salem criticizing socialists and urging persistence in supporting productive enterprise. Moore warned against expanding federal programs, saying prosperity depends on productivity and a strong business climate.
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N.C
Dan Moore
Moore
North Garo
Auth Carolina Merchants Action
Wr ‘Ghlsville
Nfn
Joel Angay
Amd
Move May Delay Reapportionment by SACK DELL WASHINGTON AP
Seg Kyardt ML Tirksen moved to day for speedy committer ac tion on a bil under which states could stave off for ten years or more court-ordered reapportionment. Dirksen, the Senate Republican leader, predicted quick approval by the Senate Judiciary Committee. He said he will try to attach to it a bill to reach President Johnson. If it becomes law, the bill would permit states or citizens to obtain stays on court-directed reapportionments until the end of the second session of their next legislature. Federal courts have ordered several states to reapportion on the basis of the one-man vote. The bill aims to preserve rural representation while Congress weighs a constitutional amendment requiring three-fourths of state legislatures. Dirksen said he expects broad GOP support and hopes for Democratic votes to attach it to other legislation Johnson may have difficulty vetoing.
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Seg Kyardt
Tirksen
Dirksen
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Kreme Court
Duitsen
Congress
Johnston
Gavin Moore clash over race relations and civil rights policy
RALEIGH AP press report shows Republican candidate Teobert Gavin accusing Democrat Dan Moore of conflating race relations with civil rights legislation. Moore says Gavin misstates his stance while Gavin claims Moore has not clarified his position and seeks Democratic support, with Gavin appealing to dissenters and principled independents.
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APY
Teobert Gavin
Dan EK
Moore
Auestian
Gavin
Oae
Mace
Matt
Hen
Avin
Steenshoro
Haleigh
Demcrits
Housewives Defend Elm Trees in Elmont Street Skirmish
In Elmont New York a stand off erupted as housewives led by Mrs Nope Fox blocked utility crews proposing to widen the Hempstead Turnpike area. They protested cutting trees between sidewalks and curbs and demanded alternatives before the workers relented for the day. A town official cited plans to widen streets and replace drainage and curbing, while residents argued for preserving the greenery and shade for the community atmosphere.
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Elmont
N.Y
Naver
Long Island
New York
Charles. Spanier
Dan
Nope Fox
Evans Avenue
Magnavox Buys Kent-Coffey Furniture Firm
Magnavox of New York buys Kent-Coffey Furniture, adding Hoar Space plant facilities and 740000 square feet. Magnavox through subsidiaries aims to become a major factor in the home furnishings industry, per President Frank Friedman. The Kent-Coffey purchase is Magnavox’s first in a series of moves in furniture sector.
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Senoir, S.C
Magnavox Tio
New York
Kent-Coffes
Fani Ture
Lenoie
Radio-Television
Mainytasker
Feterhe
Kent-Coffey
Magnavox
Trough
Frank Freidman
Kent- Caffey
Vessels on alert after North Viet Nam clash
U S forces moved naval assets including aircraft carrier Constellation and three destroyers away from Hong Kong after North Vietnamese torpedo boat actions against the Maddox. Officials cite Johnsons orders to defend, while the clash drew responses from State and Defense officials.
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AIM
Johoeson
Viet Nam
Constellation
Hog Kong
AWS
Hong
Kong
Johnson
U.S
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Fraston
Fochtoter
Thay
Itvin
Tenkin
Jndasson
Sundas
Madden
Richard B. Russell
Dra
Ehairitan
Senate
Acmedy Services Committee
Batty Ruskavid Ife
Namara Geemnd
Wet Mam
Nguyen Khanh
Saigon
United States
Fim
U2 Plane Caused Jitters During Cuban Missile Crisis
Look magazine excerpt quotes former State Department intelligence chief Roger Hilsman on an American U2 flight that strayed over Soviet territory in October 1962. The episode heightened crisis fears as Soviet fighters scrambled and White House aides briefed President Kennedy.
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Sovink Union
State Department
Roger Hilsman
Hitsinag
Kenmedy
Look
Tself
United States
Soviet Union
Hilstraoy
Alaska
North Pale
Kennedy
Hitsman
Alyaya
Milgman
Biek Lo
Sally
Short Break For Convicts
Four prisoners escaped from Glatubie County Jail on Monday night after sawing through bars and a window. The captives were James Lacklear 24 Ethel Lacklear 24 John Henry Hewitt 24 Elmer Dyal 20 and Obs Hathaway 17. Lacklear and Dyal were caught within 90 minutes, Hewitt around 12:10 am, Hathaway remaining at large. Police found two saw blades near a window. the alarm rang at 10 pm and the escape appears to have begun from the second story living quarters.
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Galutabie County
Theos
James
Ethel Lackliar
John Henry Hewitt
Marhy
Dack Elmer Dyal
Jacksonville
Bin
Obs Hathaway
Whiteville
Tuliie
Lacklear
Dyal
Tyler
Hewitt
Hathaway
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