Connally fears RFK as Democratic nominee contender
In Austin Gov. John Connally warned he could bolt the Democratic Party if Robert F. Kennedy secures the nomination. He spoke after a meeting with supporters and at a news conference said he is near certain he will not seek a fourth term, though he has not finalized the decision. Connally, a Kennedy ally and former Navy secretary, cited party stability and national unrest as key factors shaping his future.
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Nevada passes Vermont and Wyoming in population
Nevada's population reached an estimated 505,000 as of October 1, based on university Bureau of Business and Economic Research methods using school enrollment and employment data. The 1960 census listed Nevada at 285,278, with Vermont, Wyoming, and Alaska also shown for context. Nevada had the fastest percentage population gain since 1960 among states.
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Cohoes Sees 1031 Voters Added in PPR Registration Drive
Cohoes added 1031 names to the Permanent Personal Registration list as the first of eight extra registration days closed. Coordinator Eben J. Patrick noted the day’s results were modest but expected more turnout from nearly 11,000 eligible residents. Polls reopen Saturday 7 am to 10 pm and next week 10 am to 10 pm. final registration day is Oct 14 7 am to 10 pm.
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Yorkers Group Elects Officers For Cohoes High School Mo Hawk
The Yorkers at Cohoes High School elected officers for the year at the season’s first meeting. Michael Santarcangelo was chosen president Denise White became vice president Tina Zadri is secretary Dale Amyot treasurer Sandy Mencucci historian and Virginia Mroczkowski and James Evertson were named district representatives.
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Rockefeller Quiet on Vietnam Amid Presidential Opalions
Governor Nelson Rockefeller refused to comment on Vietnam, saying he has said nothing new and does not intend to discuss it. He reiterated support for Johnson’s policy while asserting judgments should come from those with access to classified information.
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Mia Farrow to Study with Indian mystic
Actress Mia Farrow will travel to Kashmir in January for a month of meditation with Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, dropping plans with husband Frank Sinatra after completing five films including Rosemary's Baby and The Detective. Prudence Farrow will join, aiming to open a meditation school in Boston. The guru's followers span Beatles and Rolling Stones amid a drug-free, pure thought philosophy.
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Postal Rate Hike Debate Scheduled
Washington AP report notes the House Rules Committee cleared a bill to raise postal rates and federal salaries for floor debate next week. The panel set terms barring a point of order against consideration of the combined measure. House leaders plan to schedule the debate for Tuesday.
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Auto Deaths Declined In August Across Counties
August fatalities in New York state declined by 10 from the prior month with 164 rural deaths and 260 urban fatalities. Urban areas rose 87 percent while New York City increased 32.5 percent. overall August deaths were 3.7 percent lower. Several counties reported zero fatalities including Cortland and Jefferson.
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Boy Hangs Self Accidentally In Sad Tragedy
ROCHESTER UP I Tinwny Sweat Illinois reportedly hanged himself accidentally Tuesday night while playing with friends. Police say he slipped his head into a rope loop tied to a tree and, as he swung, the loop tightened and he could not free himself.
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