Final choice for State Supreme Court seat hinges on two veterans
The district may select the state Supreme Court judge with two political veterans leading the process. Former Congressman Dean P. Taylor and Albany County Democratic leader Daniel P. O Connell loom large. Edward S. Conway's nomination was reported as secured but remains unsettled. John T. Casey of Rensselaer County also remains in contention.
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May swing judgeship hinges on Taylor support in Albany
Delegations from Sullivan and Greene counties with Conway face uncertain commitments as Albany County leader Taylor backs a preferred candidate. O Connell demands Taylor approval for any Republican endorsement, risking a split if Taylor withholds. Kingston meeting to forge consensus as Casey and Conway jockey for backing.
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Johnson urges Asia unity to curb communism and raise living standards
President Johnson told the American Legion that cooperation among Asian nations boosts growth and fights communist aggression. He cited the Asian Development Bank, Japan’s aid, and said U.S. help will match local demand. The convention also opened Legion membership to service members from Aug 5 1964 onward, amid protests over segregation.
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Mayor declares emergency over San Francisco nurses pay demand
San Francisco's mayor invoked a state of emergency to end a near 200-nurse walkout at three public hospitals. Nurses, claiming sick leave, seek immediate pay raises from 465 to 565 a month to 721 to 856, matching private hospitals. The Civil Service Commission and City Board of Supervisors must act, with the controller delaying until court questions on the proclamation are resolved.
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Racial tensions ease as Wauwatosa march postponed
National Guardsmen stood by as civil rights demonstrations in Wauwatosa were paused for at least 24 hours. The Milwaukee NAACP Youth Council announced a one day moratorium to pursue a final settlement through church leaders and officials. No violence had occurred, but crowds and hecklers loomed as authorities planned stricter guidelines for future marches.
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Wisconsin
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Market Sages Struggle as Stocks Sink in Persistent Decline
Veteran broker Jack Fallon says the market is mad after 30 years without a comparable slump. Traders cite tight money and high interest as causes, with a six month downtrend confounding forecasters and leaving many unsure what the long pattern signals.
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Saigon Police Shoot Man Over Tearing Election Posters
Saigon police killed a man spotted tearing down election posters in Cholon Saigon. American air raids hit North Viet Nam supply areas while South Vietnamese forces had two close encounters near Saigon as Sept. 11 elections approach.
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50 000 Red Chinese Youths Blast Soviet Revisionism
Tokyo reports 500 000 Red Guards demonstrated outside the Soviet Embassy in Peking for a second day. They beat drums and carried Mao posters denouncing Soviet revisionism as soldiers and police watched. Officials urged restraint but vowed the cultural revolution would spread to millions. Hong Kong arrivals described Red Guard uniforms and armbands in major cities.
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United Fund inaugurates largest goal of 600000 this fall
The United Fund aims for a 600000 goal the largest ever with 35 agencies supporting family life health juvenile welfare and aid for the aged. Last year 565000 was raised. Henry R. Merrill says needs exceed 700000 and the goal reflects community growth and rising costs.
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Hurricane Faith Keeps Eye On U S Mainland
Hurricane Faith with winds near 120 mph moved toward the U S mainland delaying a Project Stormfury seeding. Officials cited danger and historic 1944 storm impacts as a reason to halt attempts while a 200 scientist task force watched from east of the Bahamas.
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De Gaulle Receives Grand Welcome in Cambodia
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Phnom Penh to a gala ceremony as Prince Norodom Sihanouk praised France and contrasted the war in Vietnam with Cambodian concerns. Cambodian air force escorted the DC8 into the airport amid jasmine garlands and flower petals.
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Viet Nam
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