Kennedy Backing Seen for New York Senate Nomination
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy appears to hold a strong delegate lead for the Democratic nomination to the U.S. Senate at the New York state convention on September 1. The convention will have 1144 votes with 573 needed, and Wagner has not endorsed Kennedy. Rep. Samuel Stratton claims party support in about 35 of New York’s 62 counties, though many are small, as the nomination battle unfolds.
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Robert F. Kennedy
U.S
Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
Wagner
Samuel Stratton
Amsterdam
Stratton
Zany Pillow Pets Pattern Sale and Needlecraft Catalog
Craft ad for three pillow pattern pieces with felt trim, pattern 7117, priced at 35 cents plus 15 cents shipping. Mail to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept New York. Also promotes 1965 Needlecraft Catalog with 200 designs and a Deluxe Quilt Book offering.
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Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
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Old Chelsea Station
New York
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Keating's Possible Run Receives Party Backing
Republican Kenneth B. Keating has not decided on a second term but enjoys backing from the state Republican organization and is broadly viewed as a candidate.
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Rer
Republican State Organization
Let Them Eat Watermelon and Polly Cramer Pointers
Dear Polly offers practical tips from readers across topics like hydration with watermelon camping gear and budget time for chores. Advice covers the usefulness of oilcloth in tents, punctuated by readers sharing methods to manage kids and home tasks.
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Polly Cramer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Polly
Clam Chowder 1Fresh-Make lace 6 Home of clam
A fragmented list of terms and clues appears with mixed references to foods, places, and colors. It reads like an OCR extract of a word puzzle or glossary without a coherent narrative or event.
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Michigan City
Johnson asks college presidents to aid public service tours
President Johnson met with 77 college and university leaders at the White House to seek help in identifying outstanding students for public service tours. The House voted 308 to 65 to spend 965 million dollars on housing next year, about half of Johnson's request. NASA says Syncom II aids next satellite Syncom C in near equatorial orbit to relay Pacific communications and weather data.
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Williams Receives Second Lieutenant Bars After ROTC Camp
L H Williams earned his second lieutenants bars on July 31 following ROTC Summer Camp at Fort Indiantown Gap. A Virginia State College mathematics graduate and former student body president plans to attend Howard University Law School in February. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Williams of Millwood and a 1960 Johnson Williams High School graduate in Berryville.
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Indiantown Gap
Virginia State College
Williams
Howard University
Robert J. Williams
Millwood
Johnson- Williams High School
Berryville
Gun-Wielding Youths Raid Dinner Party
Former President Arturo Frondizi escaped injury as gunmen raided a dinner party in Buenos Aires. Four people were wounded including Frondizi's brother as more than 600 guests watched. Police had not identified the intruders. Frondizi blamed the government of President Illia. the government declined comment.
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Randolph Says Union Backing LBJ In November
A. Philip Randolph announces the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters will endorse President Johnson, first formal presidential backing by the union. He cites doubts about Goldwater enforcing civil rights with enthusiasm.
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Associated Press New York
A. Philip Randolph
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters
Johnson
Randolph
Afl-Cio
Barry Goldwater
Dear Abby Letters on Mail, Clergyman, and Money
Dear Abby answers readers on a son missing six months, discharges and home transport limits. She notes the Army does not transport or guarantee return after discharge and urges reassurance. Additional letters debate fishing chores and clerical questions about pregnancy in sermons, advising tolerance and raising concerns with superiors. Ben Franklin quote on money ends the column.
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American Red Cross
Army
Virginia Voter Registration Paper Attacked in Court
In Virginia two lawsuits challenge the states blank paper voter registration provision as unconstitutional and a possible literacy test. Plaintiffs from Petersburg Brunswick County and Greensville County seek relief under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and demand uniform registration standards and equal protection.
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U.S. District Court
Petersburg
Brunswick County
Brunswick
U.S
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