Nixon Race Tops Extra-Long Ballot in California Today
San Francisco AP reports Nixon leads a crowded California GOP primary ballot amid a clash with Assemblyman Joseph C. Shell for governor. Brown predicts re election as Republicans contest nominations for six state offices US senator 38 congressmen and 100 of 120 state legislators.
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Richard M. Nixon
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California Republicae Guild
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Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Los Angeles County
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Edith Mirrielees, Stanford writer, dies at 83
Edith Mirrielees, an 83 year old short story writer and retired Stanford English professor, died Sunday from a cerebral hemorrhage. She joined Stanford faculty in 1910 and was born in Big Timber, Montana.
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Calif
Edith Mirrielees
Stanford University
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Big Timber
Mont
Calf roping contest ends without winners at Opequon Saddle Club
The Opequon Saddle Club horse show Sunday produced no calf roping winners as eight contestants failed to rope a calf within the two minute limit. Calves proved fast and tricky. Former Grand Feature Parade Marshal Howard Keel plans to perform Kismet August 27 to September 1 at the Shady Grove Md Music Fair near Gaithersburg. Tomorrow is expected hot and humid with scattered thundershowers.
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Howard Keel
Apple Blossom Country
Kismet
Shady Grove
Gaithersburg
Stock Market Reverses Early Decline Amid Midday Gains
In New York the stock market reversed an early retreat as trading picked up. By 11 a.m. the Dow Jones average slid 5.92 to 587.70 while the S&P 500 fell 0.51 to 56.76 though leading issues rose with American Telephone up 2.12 to 109, U.S. Steel up 0.75 to 51.25 and Litton Industries up 4 to 89.25.
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New York
Standard &‘Poor
American Telephone
U.S. Steel
Litton Industries
Property Owners Protest Meeting Date Set
All property owners opposed to real estate tax increases are called to gather Friday June 8 at 10 30 am George Washington Hotel. Property Owners Committee sponsors the event with a public protest drive.
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George Washington Hotel
Property Owners Committee
Wood Co-op Ends Boycott Over Wood Supply Standoff
The Tri-State Pulp Wood Association ends a two month boycott of West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co suppliers at Luke Maryland after a temporary injunction. Company claims involvement in dynamite attacks. co-op denies it and cites higher wood prices as motive. A Baltimore hearing for a permanent injunction is set for late August.
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West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Luke
Tri-State Pulpwood Assn., Inc
Co- Op
Co-Op
John Diehl
Baltimore
Primaries At A Glance Five State Races
A rundown of today’s primaries across five states. California features Nixon seeking the GOP gubernatorial nomination with Shell backing and Brown favored to win the Democratic nomination. Kuchel expected to win the GOP Senate nomination. South Dakota includes Case challenging Miller with McGovern unopposed in the Dem. Idaho shows Smylie favored in GOP bid with six Democrats contesting. Montana has no top races though incumbents face minor opposition. Mississippi notes Whitten and Smith in a Democratic House election after delegation cut.
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California
Richard M. Nixon
Prs
Joseph Shell
Pat Brown
Thomas Kuchel
Richard Richards
South Dakota
Francis Case
Atty
A C. Miller
Food For Peace
George McGovern
Idaho
Robert W. Smylie
Frank Church
John T. Hawley
George Hansen
Montana
House
Mississippi
Jamie Whitten
Frank E. Smith
Jury Gathers Over Lawn Dispute at Handley Avenue Home
Civil suit features Fred W. Sturm suing Felix DiPrisco for 112.75 over lawn work at 441 Handley Ave. DiPrisco disputes quality while Sturm alleges neglect. Jurors visit the site as Judge Elliott Marshall presides. A second case for 50 000 against Gil bert Whitmire involving a February 1961 crash is noted as settled.
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Handley Ave
Elliott Marshall
Fred W. Sturm
Felix DiPrisco
DiPrisco
Joseph Massie
Berryville Board Considers $187,090 Road Budget
A. S. Brown presented a $187,090 secondary road budget to the Berryville board of supervisors for the fiscal year starting July 1, 1962. Members discussed but took no action. Town Manager Jack Enders reported on the county dump search with no action taken.
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Berryville
A. S. Brown
Board of Supervisors
Jack Enders
Wreath to Be Placed on Grave of Turner Ashby
Confederate Memorial Day observances honor Brig. Gen. Turner Ashby at Stonewall Cemetery. Del. Lawrence H. Hoover speaks with Dabney W. Watts presiding. wreaths placed by Miss Lucy Kurtz and Mrs. R. Bruce Slonaker. Guard of honor by Stonewall Brigade and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Rain plan set for City Hall.
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Lawrence H. Hoover
Harrisonburg
Stonewall Cemetery
Ashby
Stonewall Jackson
Hoover
Dabney W. Watts
Winchester-Frederick County
George D. Jackson
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Lucy F. Kurtz
R. Bruce Slonaker
Gen
Georgia GOP Governor Candidate Killed in Crash
A. Ed Ward Smith, Republican candidate for Georgia governor, died in a head on collision with a Neal Trucking Lines truck near Georgia 85. His wife suffered a possible skull fracture and was treated at St. Francis Hospital in Columbus. The truck driver Paul Boggs was not seriously hurt. Smith died en route to Meriwether Hospital in Warm Springs. Mrs. Smith remained listed as satisfactory.
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A. Edward Smith
Georgia
Smith
St. Francis Hospital
Columbus
Neal Trucking Lines
Montgomery
Ala
Paul Boggs
Georgia 85
Meriwether
Warm Springs
Bob Hope Receives Georgetown Honorary Doctorate
Bob Hope attended Georgetown University commencement in cap and gown and received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters. The event featured remarks by Rev. Gustave Weigel and a humorous tone as Hope joked about education and his career while noting his trips to entertain servicemen and his advice for graduates.
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Washington
Bob Hope
Georgetown University
Kennedy
American Medical Association
Georgetown
Robert Hope
Gustave Weigel
Hope
Alan
Alan Ladd
Cleveland
Edward B. Bunn
S.J
At&t
Winchester Savings & Loan Ad Promises 4% Insured Returns
An advertisement from Winchester Savings & Loan claims insured 4 percent savings through the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation. It urges customers to save by the 11th and earn from the 1st, highlighting secure deposits.
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Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings & Loan
Youth Arrest Clears Eight Breakins in Winchester
Winchester police report that eight break ins and attempted break ins have been cleared by the arrest and confession of a 13-year-old Sunnyside youth. Victims include Rice Trew Rice Co. and Winchester Orchard and Farm Supply on Commercial Street, the War Memorial Building, May 12, LeeZ and Fene, Winchester Fruit Growers Association behind the Winchester Cold Storage on May 26 and June 3. A juvenile petition was filed.
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Rice, Trew & Rice Co
Commercial St
War Memorial
Leez and Fene & Winchester Fruit Growers Association
Winchester Cold Storage
Reductions Part of 1963 Reform Bill
Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon says the administration will propose a top to bottom income tax rate reduction as part of a fundamental restructuring to spur long term growth. He noted revenue-raising measures may offset lost revenue and did not specify how broad the base or closing loopholes might be.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
New York Financial Writers Association
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Hne
Washington
John W. McCormack
Common Market Raises U S Tariffs on Select Goods
The European Common Market will boost duties up to 100 percent on five U S product classes starting July 17 in retaliation for U S tariff hikes on carpets and sheet glass. The move targets polyester and related textiles varnishes and water colors with annual U S exports to CM nations around 27 million dollars.
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Council of Ministers
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