Kennedy Tammany Rivalry Dominates New York Primaries Race
In New York the primary centers on the Manhattan Surrogate Court judgeship with Sen. Robert F. Kennedy backing Samuel J. Silverman while J. Raymond Jones backs Arthur G. Klein. Klein also has Republican support. the contest signals Kennedy’s bid to shape New York Democratic forces amid reform Liberals backing Silverman.
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Weather Outlook Tempestuous Heat With Scattered Thunderstorms
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies, hot tonight and Wednesday with isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers. Highs 64 to 96, lows 65 to 72, with a 66 to 72 tonight and 88 to 96 tomorrow. Tide data shows 70:18 A.M. high and 4:18 A.M. low, sunset 7:43 and moon phases noted at Te Marks Florida.
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Dixie Schools Urged to Merge or Lose NEA Membership
The NEA classroom-teachers department told Southern states to merge white and Negro affiliates by next June or face disaffiliation. Ten states still run dual systems, with Louisiana among those to eliminate racial clauses. Florida recently merged its affiliates to meet the deadline.
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Republicans Backing Away From Stand On Viet War
The article notes Republican leaders and several senators are retreating from a hard line to escalate Vietnam War. They criticize Johnson for not fully informing the public about Southeast Asia, while voters reportedly want no broad expansion or U.S. withdrawal. The Kennedy quarantine idea and Romney bombing proposal are not renewed. Dirksen backs Johnson's course.
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Climbers Die in Slovenian Alps Fall
Two Yugoslav climbers Dra gore Rosak aged 23 and Cene Grcar aged 22 perished after plunging from an 1800 foot cliff in the Slovenian Alps on Sunday. The tragedy was reported by AP with no additional context provided.
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Mission Church To Be Restored At Zuni
Zuni New Mexico church officials plan to restore the old mission church believed built around 1700. The project aims to preserve a historic site tied to Zuni heritage and Spanish missionary influence.
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U. S. Hospitals Ready for Medicare Start
Federal state and local officials say hospitals are prepared for the Medicare rollout on Friday. They expect a smooth beginning with some regions facing temporary strains from an influx of elderly patients and gaps in facilities.
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Caesar Portis
Illinois Medical Society
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Fragmented Price Slips Murky OCR Reads
OCR text shows scattered price fragments including four ninety eight and three fifty for unclear items. The excerpt lacks full item description or context to determine exact products or dates.
Dark Shadows shifts from soap opera to Gothic serial
AP critic Cynthia Lowry notes Dark Shadows on ABC moves beyond daytime soaps with contemporary costumes and atmospheric settings. The premiere centers on Victoria Winters a governess in Collinsport Maine, amid a rich, aristocratic Collins family and a haunted mansion.
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