Kennedy Campaign Sees Big Lead On First Ballot at Convention
Kennedy supporters predict 600 to 650 delegates on first ballot with a path to the nomination. UPI tally shows Kennedy at 376 plus, Johnson 177, Symington 70, plus scattered favorites. Connecticut adds 21 pledged to Kennedy boosting New England votes. state blocs, uncommitted delegates, and favorite sons shape the final race.
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UPI
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Connecticut
New England
New York
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Pennsylvania
David L. Lawrence
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
California
New Jersey
Symington
Kansas
Iowa
Ilinois
Johnson
Red Cross Nurses Aides Receive Caps at Tucson
Ten junior Red Cross Nurses Aides were capped at a ceremony at Tucson General Hospital after completing 12 hours of classroom training at Red Cross headquarters and four hours of supervised work at the osteopathic hospital. Named were Suzanne Bellinger Christine Chesney Judith Davenport Jackie Fahey Diane Griff Linda King Fileeh Noble Judith Kortula Beverly Ann Morrison and Amy Thompson. The program marks the first local group trained to serve in a hospital and a plan to train high school boys as Junior Gray Men at Tucson Medical Center was announced.
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Red Cross
Tucson General Hospital
Suzanne Bellinger
Christine Chesney
Judith Davenport
Jackie Fahey
Diane Griff
Linda King
Fileeh Noble
Judith Kortula
Beverly Ann Morrison
Amy Thompson
Tucson Medical Center
Tucson General Hospital Osteopathic Auxiliary
Lewis M. Brickler
George Fuller
Carolyn Emery
Harmon L. Myers
Boy Hurt After Jumping From Police-Chased Auto
Gerald Moncada, an 18 year old from 1634 Miles Street, suffered head injuries and a cerebral concussion after reportedly jumping from a car being pursued by a police cruiser near North Mountain Avenue. The driver, 18, faced possible arrest for reckless driving and leaving the scene.
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Tom Duddleston
Gerald Moncada
Miles St
St. Mary's Hospital
Moncada
N. Mountain Ave
F. &Th St
Fremont Avenue
Tinued Weet
North Mountain Avenue
Green
Broadway
Rail Mail Cut Shown
Rail roads receive less than half a cent for each 4 cent stamp on a first class letter moved by train. The letter covers an average of 512 miles, the Association of American Railroads reports.
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Washington
UPI
Association of American Railroads
Songstress and Director Acquitted in Canada Case
Montreal report says entertainer Josephine Baker and director Stephen Papich were acquitted of conspiring to bring about 10 000 dollars worth of allegedly stolen clothing and music into Canada from the United States. Judge M A Blais dismissed the charge after the accuser failed to appear. Bail had been set at 1000 dollars each prior to the summary trial.
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Montreal
UPN
Josephine Baker
Stephen Papich
Canada
United States
M. A. Blais
New York
William L. Taub
Taub
Miss Baker
Papich
St. Martin
Quebec
Small Cars Tested by Michigan to Cut State Costs
Lansing report states the state bought 2 compact models, 20 Ford Falcons and five Chrysler Valiants, for evaluation. The tests aim to determine if lower operating costs justify the lower purchase price, about 1,500 dollars per car.
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Lansing
Mich
UPI
Michigan
Chrysler Corp
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