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olland And Pepper Make THE MIAMI NEWS, 3A Monday, Sept. 8, 1938 fW Alt i Final Bid For Dade Vote w-rtr fr.p 4,1 4 i iratii in ii nu in i ml favor racial segregation but have differed in their approach. Holland, who carries the endorsement of the great majority of Florida's daily newspapers, is the favorite. The winner of the Holland-Pepper battle takes on Republican Le-land Hyzer, a Miami lawyer, in November. Florida's Democratic nomination has been tantamount to election, but Republicans have been showing increasing strength at the Dolls.

Sen. Spessard Holland and Claude Pepper, poles apart in their political philosophies, beat busy paths through the vote-rich Miami area today on the eve of Florida's Democratic primary. Dade County, with almost a fourth of the state's 1,359,610 registered Democratic voters, is the big plum in the U.S. Senates battle. Both candidates are counting heavily on Dade in their hopes for victory.

Results of the election will be watched closely over the nation for clues to trends in Southern thinking. The campaign has been a siz-zler. Hottes twords have been spoken over the issues of race, Russia and labor. Holland has accused Pepper of deserting the thinking of the South on racial matters, being soft toward the Soviet Union and drawing the backing of big labor. Pepper has replied with charges that Holland has been trying to stir up hate on the race issue, waging a McCarthy-type campaign on the communism issue and of working against the interests of the laboring man.

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Police hurl tear gas bombs at crowd of demonstrators, Including teachers and students, in Mexico City square. Scores were injured and hun No congressional seats are up In pithpr ti.p npmnrratlc or Renuhli- lican primaries. tossed the case back to the FCC for re-examination after the influence investigating subcommittee aired charges that Mack was improperly swayed to vote in favor of Public Service. 1 Annapolis Man Jim Fair will give $10,000 Toward Scholarship 20 of Com. Pay.

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airman today described as "a horrible accident" a shooting incident in which he fatally wounded a Japanese passenger aboard a train. But public anger was swelling and the U.S. Army feared another Girard case. The airman was Peter E. Longpre, 19, of Lakewood, on duty at Johnson Air Force Base when a rifle he was carrying The hearings were certain to review much of the scandal-tarred ground covered by the House sub committee.

Key witnesses again are scheduled to include Mack, his long-time friend and financial angel, lawyer Thurmon A. White side, and Col. A. Frank Katzen-tine, unsuccessful applicant for Channel 10. Judge Horace Stern, former chief justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, was brought in to preside at the hearings which are slated to run about three weeks.

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Sensational disclosures about the case earlier this year before the House influence-investigating sub committee resulted in the resignation of FCC Commissioner Rich ard A. Mack of Miami. The FCC now must determine: Whether anyone tried improperly to influence Mack or any other FCC member. Whether any other FCC member should be disqualified himself from voting on the case. Whether Public Service Television, Inc.

which was awarded Channel 10 should keep the channel and, if not, whether any of the other original applicants should also be disqualified. Squall Strikes Out Some 70 Sailboats I'nlted Prraa International PORT WASHINGTON. N.Y. Sept. 8 About half of a fleet of 144 sailboats were capsized or disabled in Manhasset Bay yester day afternoon when a violent squall struck.

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Si I ak AawawaiaMaai Engineer's Killing Laid To Ex-Con The Assorlatrd Prrai CLEARWATER, Sept. 8-A for mer Wisconsin convict who says he been scrapping with the po lice since he was 10 today faces a first degree murder charge in the slaying of a St. Petersburg electronics engineer. Pinellas County Sheriff Don Genung said he would file the charge as soon as possible against 32-year-old Lynn Dunning of Mad ison, Wis. Early yesterday Dunning led police to the badly decomposed body of James D.

Tomlinson, 25. It was face down in a drainage ditch in a wooded area north of St. Petersburg. Police said Dunning signed a statement admitting he shot Tomlinson after an argument early on the morning of Aug. 24.

Dunning said he met Tomlinson in a Tampa bar and that the two of them had driven to another bar on St. Petersburg Beach in Tom-linson's car. On the way back to Tampa, the statement said, the two argued and Dunning pulled out a pistol which he said acci-dently discharged, wounding Tomlinson. Dunning said Tomlinson got out of the car and he killed him with another shot. Tampa police broke the case when they found Tomlinson's car on a downtown street.

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Vandiver appealed for the "understanding and good will" of the Japanese and said he hoped the case could be resolved with "equity and justice." But already groups were at work in Japan to revive the jurisdiction issue which had been fought once before under similar circumstances in the case of Sp3c William S. Girard who shot and killed a Japanese woman on a rifle range. The powerful Socialist Party told the supreme procurator-general's office (public prosecutor) today it was difficult to interpret the Longpre case as an "on duty crime" and demanded it conduct a thorough investigation." Longpre, in his statement, said, "I accidentally discharged an M-l Yellowjacket Sting Is Fatal To Woman The Aaaorlated Press STAFFORD, Sept. 8 A sting by a yellc. jacket proved fatal to Mrs.

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Richard H. Tabor, 36, of Charleston, W. broke the 44-hour record for such an experiment yesterday and offered to stay past his 72-hour deadline to further test a new lightweight space suit and human reaction to outer space conditions. But Cmdr. A.

L. Hall, a Navy doctor in charge of the test at Norfolk Naval Air Station, said Tabor would be "returned to earth" today. Tabor, who entered the 10-by-12 foot steel chamber Friday, was "lowered" to 35,000 feet last night for a dinner of steak and French fries, breaking the monotony of the gelatin, applesauce, soup and food concentrate fluid that had been his fare since embarking on the simulated flight. qualified and offer YOU the Pd. Pol.

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