Horse Awaits Rescue From Basement
Tommy the horse lives in a basement under a Chicago stable after slipping into the space Monday night. J J Shaffer of the Anti Cruelty Society plans rescue by ramp or winch with Julius Pekovsky reporting the animal’s condition. Shaffer notes the horse is not suffering, just confined in a tight space with hay and water.
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Tommy
Pate
Anti-Cruelty Society
J. J. Shaffer
The
Ciete
Shaffer
Julius Pekovsky
Pekovsky
Almond Says Delegation May Break In Loser Scenario
Virginia Governor J Lindsay Almond Jr says the state delegation to the national Democratic convention could be instructed to caucus and leave Johnson if Lyndon B Johnson cannot win the nomination. Almond notes Kennedy still leads but could fall short, and Rockefeller’s name could prompt a draft in the GOP. He sees potential combinations beating Nixon or Rockefeller.
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Texas
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Almond
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Resolutions Committee
Los Angeles
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Kennedy
New York
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Rockefeller
Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Sen
Stuart Symington
Byrd Democratic Organization
St Paddy Wins Epsom Derby for Sassoon
St Paddy, a British owned horse racing for Sir Victor Sassoon, won the 181st Epsom Derby in England with Lester Piggott aboard. Alcaeus finished second and Kythnos third as Angers faded from the favored spot in a field of seventeen three year olds. Piggott steered St Paddy from the start to a three length margin over Alcaeus with Kythnos another half length back.
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Sir Victor Sassoon
Alcaeus
Ireland
Kythnos
Sir Victor
Angers
Ralph B. Strassburger
Norristown
Paris
Lester Piggot
Piggott
De Gaulle Calls for Patience on Summit parley
Paris AP report notes President Charles de Gaulle declares no more summit conferences until methodic diplomatic work paves the way for agreement. He says France will host again after thorough preparation by all four powers, following the breakdown two weeks earlier with the Big Four.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
Loyalists Claim Five Alabama Electoral Votes
Loyalist Democrats claimed five of Alabama 11 electoral votes with five others held by states rights factions. Incomplete returns from the Democratic runoff pointed to a split, with north Alabama leaning loyalist and some rural counties unreported. Delegates to the Democratic convention show support for Lyndon Johnson and Richard Russell as 17 more delegates join the 39 from the first primary.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
National Party
South
States Rights
Bruce Henderson
Prairie
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Los Angeles
Japanese Socialists to resign to block security treaty
Tokyo AP reports Socialist party members will resign from the lower house of the Japanese Parliament to oust Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi and halt ratification of the U.S.-Japan security treaty. Executives began collecting resignations from about 125 members, roughly 30 percent of the chamber.
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Tokyo
Socialist Party
Nobusuke Kishi
Verwoerd Affirms Policy Amid Anniversary Speech
South Africa Prime Minister Verwoerd, unmodified since the April assassination attempt, reiterates apartheid. He warns of a black dictatorship and urges white rule plus hard work as the path to prosperity. Demonstrations erupt in Cape Town and Durban against apartheid.
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Bloemfontein
South Africa
Hendrick F. Verwoerd
Union of South Africa
Verwoerd
Cape Town
Durban
Gen
Louis Botha
Lesson in English Lessons by W. L. Gordon
Reading notes cover proper grammar on subjunctive mood and pronounciation tips. It contrasts correct forms like I were with I was and explains venial versus venial mispronunciation with emphasis on first syllable.
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W. L. Gordon
No Windows to Wash: Boy Arrested for Rock Pitching Spree
In New Haven a six year old boy threw rocks through school windows, smashing 14 panes and cracking two doors before police stopped him. A passerby noted the boy’s lack of concern as he resumed pitching after being told to stop.
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New Haven
Conn
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