Goldwater Denies Plan to Block Romney Presidential Bid
Barry Goldwater says it is not true he and Nixon are coordinating to block Michigan Governor George Romney from seeking the 1968 Republican nomination. Romney, on Meet the Press, says a decision on running is not made, while renewing attack on McNamara over the Soviet missile defense.
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Meatless Fridays Tops Bishop's 5 Day Agenda
The 261 American bishops, archbishops and cardinals open a five day conference in Washington to discuss modernizing church practices. They may ease or abolish meatless Fridays with Pope Francis allowing national bodies to decide. A push by Fulton Sheen aims to curb cathedral building and increase aid to the poor. The gathering also shifts to electing a president and vice president from among their ranks.
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Concern Over Viet Nam War Triggers Airman’s Fatal Leap
Dayton AP reports 22 year old Air Force member Albert Stanish of Trafford Pennsylvania jumped to his death from a water tower. Coroner Bernard Tumbleson ruled it suicide, noting Stanish battled anti war feelings and military life. Best friend David Younker said Stanish felt trapped by military life after previous talks with a chaplain and fellow airmen. The tower lies three miles from Wright Patterson AFB near renter apartments.
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U S May Hike Rates On New Certificates
The government plans to offer 5 percent interest on new savings certificates, with buyers first purchasing 4.15 percent Series E bonds, a move critics say could divert funds from savings and loan institutions and tighten home mortgage availability in a weak market.
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Rain Does Not Return: Rivers Carry Only Part of U.S. Rain
The article explains that of 1430 cubic miles of precipitation annually in the United States, about 390 cubic miles flow to the oceans via rivers. The remainder returns to the air through evaporation and plant transpiration, highlighting the water cycle's balance.
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