Keating Kennedy Race Still Guessing Game
New York's senatorial contest remains uncertain with Kennedy and Keating drawing strong crowds and split expectations. Keating defends not endorsing Goldwater, while Kennedy relies on family name and civil rights ties amid Conservative and minority voting considerations.
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Power Company Sponsors Linden Student At Atom Conference
A Linden Virginia student Dancy Dudley Cowan and Warren County teacher Mary B. Hayes will attend the National Youth Conference on the Atom in Chicago November 5 through 7 as guests of Northern Virginia Power and its affiliates. The nine member delegation will join about 700 other students and teachers at the event sponsored by investor owned utilities. The trip includes tours of Potomac Edison generating plants and Argonne National Laboratory with talks by Nobel laureates and eminent scientists.
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For Sale Experienced Slide Rule on Wichita State Board
A Wichita State University bulletin board advertises a single item for sale an experienced slide rule. The odd ad prompts readers to consider value based on usage experience.
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Wichita State University
Fallout From China Atomic Test Clouds U S
The Weather Bureau says radioactive dust from China’s test may drift over the United States but lack of rain could limit fallout. FBI reports 12,921 convictions in the year and total sentence years over 38,100. President Johnson notes a $41 million cut in federal spending for the July–September period and 21,000 fewer federal workers.
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Deaf Man Perfects Midget Transistor Hearing Aid
Advertisement notes a compact transistor hearing aid perfected by a hard of hearing inventor. It promises clear whispers and offers free information by writing HEARING at 32 E. 9th St., Erie, Pennsylvania.
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