Leukemia Prevention Possible Discovery Hints at Cure
Washington AP reports a Senate Appropriations Committee review of new cancer research developments. It notes early findings on virus like particles in some leukemia patients and suggests collective prevention and cure methods may be possible. The committee backs a $240 million NIH plan plus $10 million for a virus cancer project.
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Wilkins Urges Pledge On Civil Rights For Democratic Platform
Washington AP Roy Wilkins head of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights urged Democratic platform writers to pledge vigorous support for the new civil rights law and contrast it with what he called the Republicans’ squeamish circumlocution. He said Democrats must stand against deprivation and frustration as the party’s civil rights plank remains the tough test for all wings of the party. Alabama committee member Pierre Pelham said he could accept less than full Civil Rights Act support, signaling a potential compromise among Southern moderates.
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Roy Wilkins
Republican Plank
Leadership Conference On Civil Rights
National Association For the
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Pierre Pelham
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Youngsters Pack Cow Palace for Beatles Concert
Thousands of teens flooded into San Francisco to greet the Beatles at Cow Palace for a planned concert. Police and organizers watched as fans formed long lines, with about 8,000 teens at the airport and up to 100,000 predicted to attend. First aid crews treated a dozen girls, none seriously injured, while security tried to manage the dense crowd and prevent disturbances.
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Governors Shaw Meeting in Jackson Misses Johnson Invite
Governors Paul B Jetson of Mississippi and peers in Louisiana Totin McKuith Arkansas Urvel E Fanbus Florida Parris Bryant Alabama Georges C Wallace refuse White House talks or DNC meeting. Five Democratic state chiefs held a secret strategy meeting in New Orleans last Friday.
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Keating Nominated For U S Senate In GOP Push
New York AP reports Republican leaders move Keating toward the GOP nomination for the U S Senate. Finos says Keating is formally named for a second term, while endorsing Barry Goldwater remains unresolved. Becker and Devounlins pledge support. Luce and other figures could influence the race as the party prepares for the September state convention.
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Ruby Story Distresses Commission in New York Report
New York reports quote Jack Ruby disputing malice in Oswald killing remarks to Warren Commission staff. He says he acted alone and no group pressured him, as coverage notes distress over Journal American excerpts. Kilgallen and Times detail commission expectations and publication plans.
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Journal American
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Youthful diver battles 170-pound sting ray off Cocoa Beach
Tom Dayner, a weary 19-year-old, wrestled a 170 pound sting ray to shore with divers’ aid at the Fort Pierce pier. He clung to the line for 6:45 minutes but could not reel in the giant, though a crowd cheered his effort. He later drank soft drinks as his hands burned from the battle.
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Tom Saii
Ile
Tyne
Paty Air Force Base
She Wants Children Happy Launches Custody Battle
Margaretta Rockefeller files for custody of her four children from a prior marriage in White Plains New York. James S. Murphy objects seeks dismissal as court notes indicate a hearing set for today to consider custody terms.
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Fumes Trigger Mass Evacuation Near Tampa Plant
A chemical plant near Tampa experienced a massive explosion releasing serolein fumes that forced hundreds from their homes. Over 180 people were treated for cramps nausea and respiratory distress as fire crews in gas masks battled the blaze. Police and firefighters cordoned off a two square block area while victims were evacuated and transported to hospitals for observation.
Democrats Stop TV Debates
A Senate vote killed a bill to suspend equal time provisions of the Communications Act. Democrats and Republicans clashed over the issue of TV debates, with 12 Democrats joining 26 Republicans against the measure. Senators Norris Cotton and John Pastore cast notable votes amid campaign commentary and partisan rhetoric.
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Beer
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John C. Pastore
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White House to release full Johnson wealth accounting
Washington AP The White House announced an upcoming public accounting of President Johnson and family finances. Treasury: Haskins and Sells will audit all family holdings since 1954. Press secretary Reed declined to state reasons for the study as reports place wealth estimates from four to five million dollars.
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Syncom To Relay Olympics On TV
Cape Kennedy reports the Syncom satellite achieved preliminary orbit aiming to relay Olympic footage from Japan to North America and Europe. If successful, this first fixed-time synchronous satellite will expand international TV transmission of the Games, with US NBC holding exclusive telecast rights.
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United States
Fire Looks Like Arson At Illinois Golf Clubhouse
A fire at a Harvey Illinois golf clubhouse near Dixmoor damaged the building and injured about 30 people. Police said tires and fires were seen near the scene and that clashes with racial tensions followed as deputies patrolled the area. Officials warned outsiders to stay away to prevent further disorder amid the unrest. The blaze reportedly was started by an incendiary device, with no confirmed motive yet.
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Horver
Horse Gets Fast Ride In Auto
In Malibu California a man Buck with a horse named Gobbler rode in a car with a passenger in the front seat the horse. The horse bolted from the vehicle as a California Highway Patrol officer arrived. Gobbler escaped across a nearby ranch and sustained minor bruises while Buck and the car suffered windshield damage and interior scuffs.
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Life Convertibles
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California Highway Patrol
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Lightning Delays Gemini Two Man Flight at Cape Kennedy
Lightning struck the Gemini launch complex at Cape Kennedy delaying the planned December three orbit five hour flight for Virgil Grissom and John Young. Officials said the mishap will likely push the first manned test into early 1987 as Titan 2 systems and ground support suffered electrical damage requiring revalidation and retesting.
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National Aeromattion and Space Administration
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