Favorite Son Votes Next Kennedy Goal
Washington dispatch analyzes how John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts may need to build a coalition to win the Democratic presidential nomination. It considers first ballot votes, potential switches, and key blocs from New York and Pennsylvania, plus Johnson and Symington’s impact on the race.
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Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Sen
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Adlai E. Stevenson
Johnson
Symington
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Woman Found Guilty of Embezzlement in Hampton Case
Circuit Court Judge Frank A. found Mrs. Marjorie Harmon guilty of embezzling 34 dollars in 1957 58 while supervisor. The commonwealth cited the Aetna Insurance Co. check and Harmon's continuous employment as key factors. Sentencing deferred to June 6.
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Hampton
Frank A
Marjorie Harmon
Commonwealth
Aetna Insurance Co
Harmon
Marjor Joyner
Elsie Beck
Ella Golden
Monwealth
Reds Indicate Move on C47
The Soviet Embassy suggested a decision on the U S Air Force C47 downed in East Germany would come today or Tuesday. An embassy spokesman would not elaborate or confirm reports the plane was forced down by Soviet fighters. The C47 on a Copenhagen to Hamburg route strayed into East Germany last Friday. The next day the embassy said the Americans were in Soviet hands and in good shape.
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Berlin
East Germany
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Think ing Driver Is a Safe Driver
A public safety message warns that distracted thinking endangers drivers as 37,000 Americans died on highways and many more were injured. It urges drivers to keep thoughts focused on driving to reduce crash risk and protect lives.
Cubans Gather Outside Guantanamo Naval Base
Reported Cuban groups gathered quietly outside the U S naval base at Guantanamo in preparation for a possible march. Navy sentries were warned and A Burke stated the Navy would defend the base under the 1903 treaty renegotiated in 1934. The base hosts about 10 000 U S personnel with 3 000 to 4 000 Cuban employees and dependents.
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Norfolk
Seaiseetine
Cone Tate Wee
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Naval Base
A. Burke
Oklahoma
United States
Cuba
U.S
No Job Too Small and the Bank Loan Joins a Kid
An 11 year old in New York seeks a football jersey and borrows five dollars from a bank using his bicycle and trains as security. He agrees to repay $1.02 monthly for five months. The rest of the notice details probate proceedings and a 1960 court filing in Winchester Virginia for Nenah Love Jackson’s will and related documents.
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New York
William Sicari
Nenah Love Jackson
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
Winchester
Virginia
Ne Nah Love Jackson
Corporation Court
City of
Nenah Love Mattison
Don Scott Mattison
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Frances Gertrude Glossinger
Albert H. Meroney
John P. 8. Meroney
Robert N. Meroney
Davids. Meroney
Irene Y. Meroney
Virgil Lee Robinson
William A. Robinson
Mary V. Jackson
L. Dilwin. Jackson
L. Dilwin Jackson
Llewellyn Jackson
Rogers Seeks More County Records On Discrimination
Attorney General William P. Rogers asks for voting registration records from four southern counties to probe possible Negro disenfranchisement. The move follows a prior request in May targeting six other jurisdictions under the Civil Rights Act. Local officials have varied in response, with some counties cooperating and others withholding action.
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Washington
William P. Rogers
Rogers Ficials
Montgomery County
Ala
Early County
FBI
Rogers
McCormack
D.C
Webster County
Wilcox County
East Carroll Parish
Webster Counties
East Carroll
Kibeaea
MacDonald Gallion
Wilcox
Romance in a Bottle Pen Pal Finds Nearby Respondent
In Truro Massachusetts 13 year old Jane Briar sent a romantic plea for a pen pal sealed in a bottle tossed into the sea. The bottle washed ashore about 200 miles away where Harley George a retired carpenter retrieved it.
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Truro
Mass
Jane Briar
Harley George
George
Newcome Heads White Arboretum Advisory Board
J. Churchill Newcome of Purcellville was named president of the White Arboretum advisory board at Blandy. The 12 member board includes Dr. Edgar F. Shannon Jr of the University of Virginia, Dr. George M. Darrow of Glendale Maryland, Dr. Ralph Singleton radiation chief at Blandy, and Dr. Flory Monroe Bush the executive secretary.
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J. Churchill Newcome
Purcellville
White Arboretum
Bland
Edgar F. Shannon, Jr
University of Virginia
George M. Darrow
Glendale
U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Ralph Singleton
Blandy
Flory
Monroe Bush
Khrushchev Attends Ice Show With Austrian Guests
Premier Nikita Khrushchev relaxed with seven members of the Soviet Presidium at an Austrian ice show Sunday night. A board group led by Mr. Newcome plans to found the American Boxwood Society with charter members being sought. Blandy will host the society headquarters and its boxwood collection.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Presidium
Old Dominion Foundation
Burdette Wright
Garden Club of Virginia
Henry Skinner
National Arboretum
E. M. Quillan
Waynesboro Nurseries
Newcome
Wright
Darrow
Flory
American Boxwood Society
Blandy
Polio Vaccine Reminder for Family Protection
Public health message urges immediate polio immunization for all family members with eight months and three injections needed for maximum protection. Families are encouraged to start shots now.
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