Kennedy Could Run for New York Senate if Wagner OKs
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy said he would not run for U.S. senator from New York without Mayor Robert Wagner's express approval. Wagner praised Kennedy as a potential candidate and said he would endorse if Kennedy is available. Kennedy visited Wagner last Friday and spoke at the Democratic convention in New York.
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Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Robert F. Wagner
Kennedy
Wagner
American Bar Association
William _H. McKeon
Samuel S. Stratton
Stratton
Johnson
Stage Set for Showdown Over Negroes at Pickrick Restaurant
In Atlanta, civil rights groups prepare to push integration at the Pickrick Restaurant as Justice Hugo Black rejects stays delaying enforcement of the Civil Rights Act. Lester Maddox vows the Pickrick will not integrate, while Moreton Rolleston pledges obedience to court orders. The case heads to higher courts as leaders discuss political future and race in the city.
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Atlanta
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
Black
Lester Maddox
Pickrick
Moreton Rolleston
Heart of Atlanta Motel Corp
Maddox
Rolleston
Supreme Court
Italy's acting president may challenge Moro govt
Cesare Merzagora, former Senate president and free enterprise advocate, has taken acting presidency as Italy faces a center left cabinet under Aldo Moro. His power to veto decrees could stall Moro's anti slump measures amid Segni's deteriorating health.
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Rome
Cesare Merzagora
Italy
Aldo Moro
Moro
Merzagora
Antonio Segni
Mergzagora
Seized AWOL Officer Under Mental and Physical Exams
Army doctors continued a detailed mental and physical examination of Lt. Col. Oscar T. Buchholz Jr. after his arrest in Dallas while attempting to flee. The 45 year old officer disappeared from Ft. Monroe on July 1 and had access to top military documents. FBI agents seized him as he tried to leave in a car. no charges had been filed and disposition would come at Ft. Monroe.
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Army
Oscar T. Buchholz Jr
Dallas
Ft. Monroe
FBI
Buchholz
Champion milk cows yield over twenty thousand pounds yearly
Champion dairy cows produce more than 20 000 pounds of milk each year, illustrating superior yields and farming efficiency.
California Supreme Court Upholds Salinger Senate Appointment
The California Supreme Court affirmed Pierre Salinger’s interim U S Senate appointment after George Murphy’s bid to annul it failed. The ruling followed debates over residency and constitutional eligibility with Gov Brown’s nomination to fill the late Clair Engle’s seat.
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California State Supreme Court
White House
Pierre Salinger
U.S. Senate
George Murphy
Salinger
Edmund G. Brown
Clair Engle
D-Calif
Murphy
Marshall McComb
Supreme Court
California Supreme Court
Seal Encounter Reveals Coast Guard Rescue at Sea
In Oregon waters near Deppe Bay a Coast Guard team rescued two elderly women stuck in mud while investigating a claim of a bobbing body. The incident followed reports of 105 cases handled by the 13th District over the weekend, with further search efforts near Newsport, Oregon.
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Seattle
13Th Coast Guard
Aody
Deppe Bay
Ore
Coast Guards
Newsport
Josephine Bruening
Coast Guard
Stuntman Urges Police After Mountain Lion Sighting
Hollywood stuntman Irv Berniker reported spotting a snarling mountain lion 15 yards away in the Santa Monica Mountains. He told police he had fought a lion on TV but would not risk a real encounter. The animal fled into the hills.
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Hollywood
Berniker
Santa Monica Mountains
Cat Causes Car Trouble In Daly Center Incident
A car in Daly Center, Kansas, drew a cat into its engine as it overheated. Webb heard a change from a quiet purr to an eerie wail, found the cat tangled in wires, and released it after the heat disrupted the vehicle.
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Daly Center
Kan
Webb
FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder Ad Campaign
A consumer ad touts FASTEETH as an alkaline powder that keeps false teeth firmly in place without taste or odor. It promises comfort during eating and talking and directs readers to drug counters for purchase.
We’re Building That New Room After All Thanks to Blue Cross
A Virginia family celebrates completing a pine-paneled recreation room funded by Blue Cross Blue Shield after a major stomach operation threatened their budget. The ad touts BCBS as shielding savings from medical bills and urges readers to protect their finances with the plan.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Virginia
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