Polls May Determine Rockefeller Decision
Washington reports outline a possible shift in Governor Nelson A Rockefeller's 1964 presidential bid based on private polls about his remarriage to Margaretta Murphy. The outcome could push him to run or coast, depending on perceived political impact and new canvasses expected this fall.
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Supreme Court OKs FPC price control plan for natural gas
The Supreme Court upheld the Federal Power Commission method to set field wide guide prices for natural gas with adjustments for unfair outcomes. The prior unit by unit approach caused a heavy backlog of rate cases.
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Anti Castro Units Clash in Cuba Havana Raid Marks Independence Day
A Cuban exile commando unit attacked a militia barracks near Havana to mark Cuba independence day. The underground force raised an anti Castro flag before fleeing. An undetermined number of Castro militiamen were reported killed in the pre dawn raid. Actress Elaine Stewart wins a $4500 judgment in Los Angeles after a German shepherd bit her lip in a separate case.
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Porter Named Athens County Schools Head Amid Reorganization Debate
T. C. Porter of The Plains was named superintendent of Athens County schools by the county board of education for a three year, 10000 dollar per year contract. He succeeds George Christman August 1 as seven county schools face state charter revocation and a statewide consolidation debate continues.
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Cooper To Take Rest After Interrogations
Cape Canaveral Florida Gordon Cooper plans a day of rest after two days of examinations and questions. Kennedy will award the Distinguished Service Medal in the White House Rose Garden with a Congressional address and a New York ticker tape parade to follow. Local Cocoa Beach crowds greeted his return along a 54 mile coastal highway with flags bunting and towels.
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Two Killed In Accident On Ohio 7
Two Huntington residents died and three others were injured in a two car crash on Route 7 about five miles north of Gallipolis at 2 15 a m Sunday. Mil ford Charter Jr 37 and Betty Jo Quick Melrose 34 died in the collision. Richard Rife 19 and passengers George Perry 18 and Richard Hampton 17 were admitted with facial lacerations for observation. Charter was a Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co employee. the wreck occurred as he U turned from the east side of the highway into Rife’s northbound car.
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Explosives Theft Ties to Birmingham Bombings
Authorities linked a theft of a large dynamite batch to May 11 Birmingham bombings that sparked nationwide unrest. Sheriff Bailey said 100 pounds were taken from a storage house before the attacks, as about 1300 lawmen patrolled and 3000 federal troops stood by at Alabama bases.
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The Music Rises But Cows Fall
Hornchurch Drum and Trumpet Corps rehearsal in Peter Read's pasture ends in tragedy as five cows die from the noise. Bandmaster Brian Keeler apologizes and says no suit. Walter Russell, renowned sculptor and artist, dies at 92 in Waynesboro Virginia. famed for Roosevelt children paintings and busts of Roosevelt and Twain.
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Speed Bill Vote Set In House
A bill set for House action would raise speed limits on rural roads from 65 to 70 mph and on expressways inside cities from 50 to 60 mph, with trucks limited to 55 mph outside cities and 50 inside. The Senate will also vote on reducing Ohio Expositions Commission membership from 16 to 11, and another measure would let townships contract for building their own fire houses.
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Bomb Blast Damages Home. No Injuries Reported
A fuse type foil wrapped bomb exploded in a flower bed under a picture window at a two story house owned by Frank Baldassarro in Columbus. Police say no injuries and that the blast damaged windows and eaves and his car. Baldassarro, previously convicted in 1957 of backing a numbers game, denies responsibility. In Cleveland the United Church of Christ Western Reserve Association vote united the Cleveland Congregational Union with nearby churches. At Miami University in Oxford about one third of students sign a petition opposing House Bill 800 restricting invited campus speakers.
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European Common Market backs across the board tariff cuts
The six Common Market nations agreed with American calls for broad tariff reductions to break the deadlock with the United States. They demanded automatic adjustment of gaps between high U.S. tariffs and lower European ones, with Paris and Bonn officials steering the talks toward a unified approach and a May 6, 1964 bargaining date.
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Educators Launch Drive For Money For Ohio Bond Issue
Columbus reports educators launch a formal bid for Ohio's one cent cigarette tax aiming to raise 150 million dollars for capital improvements. Thomas F. Patton of Republic Steel and newly elected OSU Board chair urged business and education leaders to push General Assembly to include the bond in the next ballot. He warned state tax dollars were scarce for two years.
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Ohio Mormon Leader Dies After Accident
Dr James Leo Mortensen Jr. 38, Ohio Mormon leader and agronomy professor at Ohio State University, died from injuries after a Saturday automobile crash. He was born in Benson Arizona.
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Ohio Logs Record 22 Deaths in Weekend Crashes
Ohio records its largest weekend accidental death toll since February with at least 16 traffic deaths in 54 hours from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight and six other fatalities. The prior worst weekend was February 10 with 27 deaths, 21 from traffic.
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Kennedy Pilot Sets Record in Washington Moscow Flight
Col James B Swindal, JFKs pilot, landed the Boeing 707 in Moscow after an 8 38 42 flight time, claiming a Washington to Moscow nonstop record and noting one Soviet nonstop as 12 hours. North Korea agrees to meet with UN Command in Seoul to discuss return of two downed helicopter pilots. Supreme Court rules Securities Exchange Act does not shield NYSE from antitrust laws.
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Cooper's Humorous Space Tour Reveals Contrasts
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida Astronaut Gordon Cooper described his spaceflight world tour as a study in contrasts at a news conference The tale ranged from bamboo curtains in Red China to trees concealing Houston Texas while he navigated a tense re entry He noted precise launch and occasional humor as he described urine transfer one smoothed de hydration and a comedic mention of Pot roast during meal refueling
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