Delegates Pick Kennedy as Favored Nominee in AP Poll
AP poll results show Humphrey and Kennedy leading with more than two thirds of preferences. A total of 836 delegates stated choices while Idaho backs Jacqueline Kennedy. McCarthy follows, with Brown, Stevenson, McNamara, and Wagner also named by notable percentages. Six Alabama delegates back George Wallace.
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Polaris Rockets Hit Ninth Undersea Test Success
The Polaris program achieved its eighth and ninth successes in 10 undersea shots. The submarine Daniel Boone conducted two test launches yesterday covering more than 2000 miles for the missiles A3 and related systems.
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Syracuse Father Drowns In Lake Ontario Undertow
AP reports Joha Hohm 33 of Syracuse drowned in Lake Ontario while attempting to aid his daughter caught in a heavy undertow. The incident occurred yesterday during a difficult water rescue. Local authorities investigated and extended condolences to the family.
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There are 10 shortcuts to a successful marriage
A Reader's Digest condensed feature summarizes how to tell if you're ready to marry and outlines three indicators, stages before marriage, and risks to personality from shortcuts. It cites a famous doctor and notes the August issue is on sale, condensed from Redbook.
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J M Landis Found Dead In Yard Pool
J M Landis a former Roosevelt brain truster and SEC chair who helped draft the 1933 Securities Act died in a yard pool. Autopsy planned. he faced tax tardiness charges and a prior NY bar suspension. a long career with CAB Kennedy and Harvard ties detailed.
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Commons End 5-Year High Drama
London AP reports Britain’s five year era of upheaval ends as independence grows within the Commonwealth and new leaders emerge. Douglas-Home becomes Prime Minister after Macmillan’s illness, Wilson and Brown take Labor roles after Bevan and Gaitskell deaths, and many colonies gain statehood. Profumo scandal triggers resignation. security-service cases erode trust. de Gaulle blocks UK entry to the European Common Market.
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Johnson Consoles Mother Of Missing Civil Rights Worker
President Johnson spoke with the mother of 22 year old James Chaney of Meridian Mississippi, one of three civil rights workers missing in Mississippi. He assured her that every effort possible was being made in the case.
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Rochester Quiet Tense Under Guard After Riots
Rochester remained tense with city and State Police patrolling Negro neighborhoods after last weekend’s violence. Twelve arrested for public intoxication as liquor ban lifted. National Guard stood by. Four killed, 350 injured, about 1,000 arrested, and property damage in the millions.
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N Y C Teamsters Endorse Johnson Ahead of Election
John J. O Rourke president of Teamsters Joint Council 16 announced open support for Lyndon B Johnson from the New York area based on a poll of executive and advisory boards. He did not address the Sunday conviction of James R Hoffa president of the union on charges related to loans from the pension fund.
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Red Split May Come This Year
Moscow aims to convene a preparatory meeting of 26 parties amid a split in world communism. China, North Vietnam, North Korea, Japan and others may reject it while European bloc parties and some French and Italian groups may attend. The meeting could lead to a new world Communist conference by November and deepen the rift between Moscow and Peking over Khrushchev's leadership.
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Lumpa tribesmen killed in charge near Lusaka
In Northern Rhodesia fanatical Lumpa tribesmen charged government troops with spears from stockades. At least 62 were killed in the assault described as Lumpa’s first major charge since abandoning a sectarian belief that their war cry would turn bullets into water. The attack followed their armored line as troops held the line with steel helmets and heavy fire.
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Johnson Circles Veep Option Sargent Shriver Narrowed Calls
President Johnson narrowed the field for vice president and signaled a decision will come later. He praised the nuclear test ban treaty and urged voter registration over mass demonstrations to address civil rights issues.
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