Massachusetts GOP presses dynasty issue in Senate race
Massachusetts Republicans fired the dynasty charge at Democrats over Edward Kennedy’s bid for the U S Senate as they held their Worcester convention. George Lodge and Lawrence Curtis top GOP contenders, while Endicott Peabody won the governor endorsement against Lt. Gov. McLaughlin. Democrats endorsed 30-year-old Kennedy, who denied White House connections aided his candidacy.
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Philippines renames independence day to June 12
Manila reports President Diosdado Macapagal orders June 12 as independence day in place of July 4 to protest the U S House's rejection of war damage claims. He cites Emilio Aguinaldo's 1898 proclamation and says the shift moves Philippines-U S ties toward equality. The move is hailed by critics as timely and popular.
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Polly Adler Dies Former New York Madam at 62
Polly Adler a former New York madam and author of A House Is Not a Home died of cancer at 62. Born Pearl Adler in Yanov Russia she ran a house of prostitution in New York City for 25 years during the 1920s and later. Her 1953 memoir recounts police raids bribes and entertaining authorities and notes a 1935 disorderly house conviction with a $500 fine and 24 days served. She became a U.S. citizen in 1929 and rejected offers to write the book saying Too many cooks spoil the brothel.
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Papers Must Get Through Papers Must Get Through
Cedar Rapids Iowa police arrested a 14 year old for driving a stolen car to make newspaper deliveries on his route. The youth was taken into custody after the automobile theft was reported in the city.
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Stevenson Seeks Fifth Freedom In Tufts Commencement
Adlai Stevenson told Tufts graduates he seeks a fifth freedom, after addressing Boston University last week. The U.N. ambassador urged a freedom from speeches and stressed broader global liberty in a brief contemporary address.
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