Public figures in brief notes from AP dispatches
Mrs. Barry Goldwater checks into Ecripps Clinic La Jolla for a medical checkup. Anne Bancroft marries Mel Brooks at City Hall using her real name Anna Maria Italiano. William R. Anderson certified Democratic nominee for Tennessee 6th District Congress after primary returns. Alfred Marvin plans charity effort to fight a bull, with brief remarks on conduct.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Ecripps Clinic
New York
Anne Bancroft
Hollywood
Mel Brooks
Miss Bancroft
Brooks
City Hall
Anna Maria Italiano
Congress
Tennessee
Anderson
John R. Long
Cecil Hill
Ross Bass
Senate
London
Alfred Marvin
Martin
Heavy Vote Expected In Utah Primary Today
Utah voters nominate candidates for senator governor and state offices as turnout was seen nearing a record. Republican U.S. Senate hopefuls Sherian Lloyd and Ernest Wilkinson clash over conservatism and personal qualifications while Democratic and Republican gubernatorial contenders contend. Frank Moss faces no primary opposition.
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Utah
Salt Lake City
U.S. Senate
Sherian P. Lloyd
Ernest L. Wilkinson
Frank E. Moss
Moss
U.S
House of Representatives
George D. Clyde
Wilkinson
Brigham Young University
Lloyd
Lace Crochet Jacket Pattern Offer from Needlecraft Dept
An advertisement invites readers to order Pattern 7087 for a lace crochet jacket in sizes 32 to 46. It includes pricing 35 cents plus 15 cents mailing, and mail to Alice Brooks at the Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept. Also promotes a 1966 Needlecraft Catalog with free patterns and a Deluxe Quilt Book for sale.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Needlecraft
Wrong Window
Walter K. Vickers, 67, may return to Georgia State Prison after he allegedly threw a rock through a post office window in a bid for a new term. He previously served from 1959 to this year, and faces possible federal prison if convicted. At Elk Refining Co in Falling Rock, a 12 day strike by over 100 OCW union members continues amid wage renegotiation talks before contract expiry.
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Griffin, Ga
Georgia
Walter K. Vickers
Vickers
Charleston
W. Va
Elk Refining Co
Falling Rock
Feathery Headpiece Touts Cerise Ostrich Feathers
A Paris designer debuts an evening wear coif using bright cerise dyed ostrich feathers arranged like a wig. Two diamond bows secure the feather back, adding a touch of sparkle to the headpiece.
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Paris
Danville Racial Trial Prosecutions Cleared by Court
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals cleared the way to prosecute civil rights demonstrators arrested during Danville's 1963 racial unrest. City officials say the ruling supports enforcing order while constitutional rights remain protected. Trials for more than 350 demonstrators had been temporarily enjoined.
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Danville
James A. H. Ferguson
4Th
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Butts
John W. Carter
Baltimore
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Appellate Court
4Th Circuit Court
New Justice Dept Office to Review Federal Law Enforcement
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy announced the creation of an Office of Criminal Justice within the U S Department of Justice to review fairness and effectiveness of federal law enforcement. Harvard Law School professor James Vorenberg was named first head. The plan includes a commission to study nationwide law enforcement and duties such as federal arrests and providing counsel for the poor.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Criminal Justice
U.S. Department of Justice
Department of Prosecution
Department of Justice
Kennedy
Criminal Law Section
American Bar Association
Association
James Vorenberg
Harvard Law School
Vorenberg
American Law Institute
Astronauts Eat Fried Caterpillars in Desert Forage Trial
A group of 14 Gemini space trainees at Stead Air Force Base in Nevada will endure a two day survival exercise in the 130 degree desert beginning Wednesday. They were fed fried caterpillars and mosquitoes on Monday, with all volunteers consuming the insect fare according to a Stead spokesman.
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Gemini Space
Stead Air Force Base
Racial unrest in Danville cited by judges
The text notes Judge Michie hearing claims by Negroes alleging excessive suppression of free speech during 1963 demonstrations. It cites a debate over whether Danville had improved since civil rights litigation, with dissent questioning if residents are cowed or free to speak.
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Herbert F. Boreman
Michie
Danville
Simon E. Sobeloff
J. Spencer Bell
Southside
Virginia
Haynsworth
Albert Vv
Bryan
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Mrs. Goldwater
Clarksville, Tenn
William R. Anderson
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Calvin L. Rampton
Ernest H. Dean
E of Representatives
D. James Cannon
Utah Tourist and Publiciity Council
Mitchell Melich
Utah Gop
By Alce Brookes
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Harlem
Rochester
Danville Corporation
Thomas J.michie
New Justice
Dept
Reno
Nev
America
Nevada
Stead
Miller’s
Loudoun St
WINCH
DeWitt
Penneys
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