Grenier to Work to Preserve Burch as GOP Chair
John Grenier, a key strategist in the Goldwater campaign, resigns as executive director of the Republican National Committee to tell the “full story” of the defeat and to help keep Dean Burch as national party chairman. He will return to lead Alabama Republican activities and press Burch’s defense by contacting committee members.
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Burch
Goldwater
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New York
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Michigan
George Romney
Pennsylvania
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Associated Press
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San Francisco
Alabama
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Faculty Review Peace Offer After UC Students Rebelling
Berkeley faculty 1,200 review a spurned peace offer from the Free Speech Movement as demonstrations continue. Rebel students risk continuation of a general campus strike while leaders travel to Sacramento to press Gov Brown.
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Berkeley
Calif
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Academic Senate
Sacramento
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University Board of Regents
Worg
Free Speech Movement
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Twin brother killed in Phoenix heir murder case
Timothy Nicholson, 22, held on suspicion of murder in the fatal shooting of his twin brother Todd in their Los Angeles area apartment. He allegedly claimed accidental discharge from a .29 caliber rifle. investigators questioned inconsistencies. The two inherited 400000 from their father and co-owned Bing Corp.
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Aziz
Timothy Nicholson
Sher
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Los Angeles
Timothy
Greenberg
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Methodist Hospital
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Sis
Roberta Ison
el Cajon Calif
Grass Roots Voting Drive Started by Farm Bureau
The American Farm Bureau Federation launches a grass roots campaign to counter a Supreme Court ruling on representation by population. Farm Bureau leaders warn rural voting power could shrink as seats shift to urban areas, threatening farmer influence in state legislatures.
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Ovid A. Martin
Philadelphia
American Farm Bureau Federation
Big Farm Organization
Supreme Court
Congress
Test Escape System for Moonflight Astronauts
At White Sands Missile Range a Little Joe 2 rocket launched a dummy moonship to test the launch escape system for moonflight. NASA called the test a milestone toward a 1970 manned moon landing, noting the vehicle was recovered after a 31,000 foot ascent and a ground signal cut the flight 37 seconds in.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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White Sands
Not Easy to Be Street Corner Santa
John J. Ford, new head of the Volunteers of America in Philadelphia, discusses training street Santas for the needy. He notes the program is expensive and involves teaching how to talk to children, avoid promising specific gifts, and to identify as Santa's helpers, with dietary cautions like avoiding garlic or onions before appearances.
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The
Volunteers of America
Philadelphia
Santa Claus
Santa
Sammy Sets Longevity Record at 54th Street Theatre
The musical What Makes Sammy Run opened February 27 at the 54th Street Theater and surpassed the 228 performance mark set by No Strings, becoming the longest running show in the venue's history.
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New York
54Th Street
Steve Lawrence
Icy New York Storm Halts School and Power
Icy conditions from a weekend storm left 75,000 eastern upstate New York homes without heat or power while schools closed and families sought shelter in emergency centers such as the Lake Avenue Armory in Saratoga Springs. Crews from as far as Philadelphia labored 16 hours to clear downed lines across more than 1,000 square miles, with damages expected in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Vermont
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New England
Britain Seeks NATO Endorsement for Rhine Army Drawdown
London sources say Britain will ask NATO allies to back cuts to the 51,000-man Rhine army in West Germany. Officials meeting in London and Bonn will discuss cost, as the force uses about $238 million in foreign exchange annually.
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Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
West Germany
Edward McDermott Departs Government After 4-Decade Service
Edward A. McDermott, head of the Office of Emergency Planning, leaves the government after 1962 end service to join Hogan and Hartson in Washington. The 44 year old with four children says personal considerations and heavy workload justify the move. He led federal civil defense efforts and expanded states rights in disaster response since Kennedy era.
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Washington
Edward A. McDermott
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Dubuque
Iowa
O’connor, Thomas
Kennedy
Lyndon B. John
White House
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West Career of Reformer and Inmate in Minnesota and Michigan
Daniel W. West, Michigan legislator, pursued office in Minnesota during the 1928-1935 era while facing multiple arrests. He pled guilty to theft from a parishioner, served six months, then 18 months for burglary in Moorhead, later a 45 day sentence for disorderly conduct, and 90 days probation for petty larceny while running unsuccessfully for public offices.
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West
Daniel Boone
Minnesota Reformatory
Moorhead
Minneapolis Park Board
County Register of Deeds
City Library Board
Library
Cuban labor minister shoots self after dismissal
Cuban labor minister Augusto Martinez Sanchez was told he was being removed from his post and later shot himself in the head. Havana Radio, cited by Miami broadcasts, reported the condition as serious and noted the 1 a.m. shooting time with few details available.
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Fla
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
Havana Radio
Pleas for More Men and Money in Budget Hearings
In St Paul Minnesota Gov Karl Rolvaag hears budget requests with the new St Paul Junior College Board seeking 8.5 million for 11 existing plus four new junior colleges and a 200000 contingency fund plus student loan aid. Conservation chief Wayne Olson asks for 100 more state workers as the Department of Conservation seeks a 26.7 million budget, a 7.5 million increase.
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Karl Rolvaag
New St Junior College Board
Department of Conservation
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Twin Cities
Phillip Helland
St. Paul
Thief River Falls
Minneapolis Central High School
Wayne Olson
Masquerading Legislator Faces Hearing by Peers
Detroit Democrat Daniel W. West 54 faces state and federal charges for masquerading as a deceased New York lawyer to mask a prison record and for alleged tax fraud. He is accused of inflating a background to influence voter registrations and to run as a candidate. The case also involves a civic group and rival candidate O Hara. The House Elections Committee planned a Friday discussion.
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Daniel W. West
Michigan
West
Michigan House of Representatives
New York
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Civic Searchlight, Inc
Thomas W. O'Hara
Daniel Wilson West
House Eelections
No Burglar No Pupils Now Either
Mandan North Dakota news reports no burglar found after police released tear gas into the Mandan Junior High and Central grade school ventilation. The effort prompted the schools to suspend classes and declare a holiday until the buildings could air out.
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Mandan
N.D
Central
Cambodia U S Begin Peace Talks
In New Delhi the United States and Cambodia opened talks aimed at resolving their disagreements and possibly influencing Cambodia’s pivot away from the Bamboo Curtain. Chief negotiators Son Sann and Philip W. Bonsal met and smiled for photographers as officials declined to comment.
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India
United States
Cambodia
Son Sann
Philip W. Bonsal
U.S
Phnom Penh
Sihanouk
Red China
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