Lindsay forms new coalition in bid for mayor
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay vowed to build a progressive coalition after losing the GOP mayoralty primary. Optimists expect Liberal and Urban Party backing to topple Marchi and Procaccino, while critics warn crime and social ills could doom Lindsay. Marchi led with 111,725 votes to Lindsay's 106,358. Procaccino won the Democratic nomination with 253,283 total votes. Wagner, Badillo, Mailer, and Scheuer trailed.
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Law and Order
John J. Marchi
Mario A. Procaccine
Robert F. Wagner
Lindsay
Liberal Party
New Urban Party
Harlem
Marchi
Proceccino
Sanford Garelik
Fioravante G. Perrotta
Shower activity extends from Virginias to New England forecast
A broad weather outlook shows showers from the Virginias northward into New England and into parts of lower Florida and Western Texas with generally fair conditions elsewhere. Cooler air enters the Great Lakes area as cloudiness and scattered showers persist today and tonight with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s to 60s. Friday brings more showers and partly cloudy skies with highs in the 60s and southwest winds 10 to 20 mph.
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Texas
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Middletown daily newspaper from Orange County Publications prints edition details dated June 19 1969. It lists publication schedule frequencies rates by copy carrier and mail in multiple counties and notes second class postage paid at Middletown New York.
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New York Daily News
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Ottaway Newspaperstudio, Inc
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Sullivan
Wes Sussex
Pike Counties
Apollo astronauts joke about finding diamonds on the moon
CAPE KENNEDY Fla rehearsing-man’s first moon walk NASA Apollo 11 crew NEIL ARMSTRONG and EDWIN E ALDRIN joked about diamonds and rubies in rock samples Armstrong urged Aldrin to pick the diamond while their oxygen ran low Aldrin replied with a Ruby request as time ran out
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Multiple Global Crises and Protests Across Capitals
A wave of protests and international tensions unfolds as pacifists in Washington DC are arrested for reading war dead names on Capitol steps. Five congressmen protest limits on arrests while 16 demonstrators are moved to police vans. In Jordan, Israeli jets raid targets amid broader Middle East fighting, with casualties near the Dead Sea. US personal income rises, Brazil signals return to constitutional rule, meningitis vaccine progress reported by Army doctors, and James Forman pushes a reparations crusade with a sit-in at the Interchurch Center.
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Suez City
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Brazil
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jose de Magalhaes Pinto
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Rockefeller
New York
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National Council of Churches
Interchurch Center
Forman
United Church of Christ's Foreign Missions Office
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Reval Boommrd
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Capitol Steps
Wilson
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Pentagon
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Landers
Reston Buckley
Lyons & Stocks
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