Frame and Johnson race headlines tight GOP contest
Polls open 8 am to 9 pm as Primary Day nears with incumbent Albert W. Johnson facing State Senator Richard C. Frame in a key 23rd district race. Scranton write-in push circulates stickers urging voters to nominate him. Democratic Senate race features Genevieve Blatt David B. Roberts and Michael A. Musmanno, all Allegheny County residents, Blatt backed by multiple party groups including Warren County Democrats.
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Ruby Killer Ruby Slashes Self in Cell Wall Incident
Condemned killer Jack Ruby hurled himself across his 10 foot cell and smashed into a plaster wall in an apparent suicide bid. He sustained a bump and a small cut before an intern treated him. X rays showed no internal head damage and he was returned to a high security cell at the county jail. Sheriff Decker said Ruby remained quiet overnight under guard and appeared to have targeted the wall as he knew his upcoming hearing.
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Scranton Predicts Light Vote in Pennsylvania Primary
In Harrisburg UPI reports Gov. William Scranton seeks the Republican presidential nomination while Democrats fight a tight U.S. Senate contest. Voters will decide on four statewide offices 27 congressional seats 25 state Senate posts and all 209 House seats with polls open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Turnout expected light amid few GOP contests and a contested Democratic Senate race.
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UN Peace Force Chief Attacked by Turkish Cypriots
In Nicosia hundreds of Turkish Cypriots cursed and stoned Lieut. Gen. Prem Singh Gyani as he left a meeting at the home of Fazil Kutchuk. The commander of the UN peacekeeping mission was threatened with death, spat at, and struck by projectiles in a volatile confrontation.
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Karl Petersen Seen Resigning CLC Presidency
Karl E Petersen Jr of 413 Fourth Ave is expected to resign as president of the Warren Area Central Labor Council during the 7 30 p m Tuesday meeting at the Labor Temple. He plans to move to California later this year and has led the council since 1958 while working as a Warren Post Office mail carrier and active in Warren's labor movement.
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Johnson Frames Endorsements Highlight 23rd District Battle
Albert W. Johnson cites Senator Frame backing him in October 1963 Marienville and Warren endorsements. Frame urges Johnson candidacy and service to the district. Johnson also claims support from Dwight D. Eisenhower William Scranton and other state officials as primary endorsements loom.
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National League scores mix results and postponement
In National League play Pittsburgh edged New York 4 to 3 and New York defeated Pittsburgh 5 to 6. Houston beat St. Louis 6 to 4 while San Francisco at Cincinnati was postponed. Los Angeles won 1 to 0 over Milwaukee.
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