Kennedy Lodge battle in Massachusetts heats up in primary
In Massachusetts Ed ward Kennedy won the Democratic Senate nomination by a landslide over Edward J. McCormack Jr. George Cabot Lodge captured the Republican nomination after a tight race with Laurence Curtis. Endicott Peabody led the Democratic ticket for governor against incumbent John Volpe. Edward Brooke secured the attorney general post as the first Black statewide candidate in state history.
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Boston
Kennedy-Lodge
Massachusetts
Edward M. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
U.S. Senate
George Cabot Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.N
Senate
Kennedy
Lodge
Edward J. McCormack Jr
John W. McCormack
Mass
Laurence Curtis
Curtis
Endicott
Chub
Peabody
Clement A. Riley
John A. Volpe
Edward W. Brooke
Brooke
Donovan
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Javits
Rockefeller
Edward Dudley
Manhattan
U.S
Liberia
Louis J. Lefkowitz
John J. Burns
Binghamton
Arthur Levitt
Brooklyn
John Scileppi
Queens
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Lefkowitz
Malcolm Wilson
Kennedy Trade Expansion Bill Passes Senate
The Senate supported President Kennedy's trade expansion bill in a strong vote, marking the most revolutionary move since the 1934 reciprocal trade agreements law and delivering a significant political victory for the President.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Middletown Lions Sell Brooms Tonight Door to Door
Middletown Lions Club holds its annual broom sale this evening starting at 6 o clock. About 18 members will canvass Middletown and surrounding areas, with a meeting at the fire hall before going door to door.
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Middletown
Lions Club
Cool night and cooler days in the forecast
Temperatures dipped to 52 degrees with a 75 degree high and an expected stretch of three to five degrees below normal through Monday. Rain may arrive over the weekend while a new cool spell prevails. Pedestrian safety improved at Cameron and W Boscoawen Streets as workers repainted lines and police directed traffic.
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Cameron and
W. Boscawen Sts
Cameron St
Ted Kennedy Wins Massachusetts Democratic Primary
Edward M. Kennedy claimed a sweeping victory over Edward J. McCormack Jr. in the Massachusetts Democratic primary, riding the Kennedy name and a tight, professional operation. He projects a November Senate win to fill John F. Kennedy’s seat, with wife Joan among the cheering supporters at Touraine Hotel.
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Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
U.S. Senate
John F. Kennedy
Ted
Edward J. McCormack Jr
McCormack
Kennedy
Newport, R. I
Touraine Hotel
Joan
GOP Renominates Gov. Rockefeller in New York
The Republican state convention in Buffalo acclaimed Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller for re-election after a two day session. Rockefeller faces a Democratic ticket promising a strong campaign with the governor facing a tough race.
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GOP
Gov
Rockefeller
Buffalo
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Syra
Showdown Near In Ole Miss Racial Test
In Jackson Mississippi the State College Board faces contempt threats over Ole Miss desegregation while James Meredith awaits a 50 mile trip to Oxford to enroll. Federal court orders loom as Mississippi leaders brace for possible jail and political fallout.
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Jackson
Miss
State College Board
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Tennessee Line
Memphis
Oxford
University
Justice Department
Hattiesburg
Ole Miss
Meredith
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Senate
House
Barnett
Verner Holmes
McComb
Bennett
Buchwalke Reflects on Paris and Washington Life
After years in Paris columnist Art Buchwalke moves to Washington and writes about differences in life there. He recalls a touching scene from his own experience when applying for a telephone. Page 4.
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Paris
Art Buchwalke
Washington
Army Split Over Argentina Future Rages At Campo de Mayo
A leading army faction demanded a speedy return to civilian rule after a failed revolt against President Jose Maria Guido. Rebels at Campo de Mayo backed by tanks urged a choice between dictatorship and democracy and claimed growing support while the army command warned of loyal provincial garrisons and kept troops on alert.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Campo de Mayo
Jose Maria Guido
Army High Command
Army Command
Guido
Air
Navy
Government House
Armed Forces
Carlos Caro
Jose Cornejo Sarania
U.S
Julio Alsogaray
Alvaro Alsogaray
Miss Virginia Will Visit Winchester on Red Feather Day
Patricia Jean Gaulding Miss Virginia 1962 from Richmond visits Winchester for Red Feather Day Sept 27 at George Washington Hotel. She greets supper attendees, rides in the 8 pm Red Feather parade and promotes the Community Chest eight member agencies including Salvation Army and Boy Scouts while pursuing fundraising for October budgets.
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Virginia
Patricia Jean Gaulding
Richmond
Winchester
Community Chest
George Washington
C. R. Goulding, Jr
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Roanoke
Miss Goulding
Atlantic City
Miss Gaulding
Miss Virginia
Red Feather Day
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Children’s Home Society
Fremont Street Nursery
Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic
Boy Scouts
USC
Winchester Day Nursery
Negroes File School Suit in Frederick
The NAACP filed two federal suits seeking admission for six Clearbrook and Woodstock area Black students to all white schools. The James Wood High and Stonewall Elementary entries target James Wood High in Frederick and Stonewall Elementary in Clearbrook, with a hearing scheduled October 2 in Charlottesville. The suits follow a May 31 deadline issue and cite district disparities in Virginia public schools.
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Clearbrook
James Wood High School
Stonewall School
Federal District Court
Harrisonburg
NAACP
Shenandoah County
Central High School
Woodstock
Charlottesville
Thomas J. Michie
Frederick
Shenandoah
Virginia
Merchants Urged to Check Poison Bean Jewelry
Robert L. Pizzano of the Winchester Retail Merchants Assn issued a general alert after a poison bean necklace was found with a Silver Spring Maryland buyer. FDA conducts nation wide checks on extent of circulation while Winchester stores report no similar items in random surveys.
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Robert L. Pizzano
Winchester Retail Merchants Assn
Washington
Silver Springs
U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Winchester
Pizzano
New York
Food and Drug Administration
Haiti
Rhodesia
FDA
City Store Burglarized and Car Stolen Near Hawkins Market
Police report a burglar broke into Hawkins Market on Millwood Ave between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m., stealing watches, a safety razor, beer, lunch meat, and cash. A nearby 1960 Ford wagon, license COM-16-145, owned by E. E. Fetterhoff, was reported stolen, with a service station window also broken but not entered. Officers Richards and Mauck investigated the break in and linked the car theft to the burglary area.
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Millwood Ave
Hawkins’ Market
Earl Hawkins
Rt. 4
Richards and Mauck
E. E. Fetterhoff
Hawkins
Senate votes to authorize force to resist Cuba aggression
The Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committees approved a joint resolution declaring the United States will use troops if necessary to repel Marxist-Leninist influence in Cuba and prevent external military threats in the hemisphere. The measure cites the Monroe Doctrine and Rio Treaty and aligns with administration aims to curb Soviet military buildup in Cuba.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committee
Todey
United States
Senate
House
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Cuba
Organization of American States
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Sen
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Punta del Este
America
Soviet Union
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Rudolph Abel
Francis Gary Powers
Robert E. Ayler
Charles E. Bass
Julia Brown
Julian Browne
Cornel Jerome Brown
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