Barry Goldwater Turns Cautious After New Hampshire Setback
In the Republican primaries race reaching a climax in California, Sen. Barry Goldwater now speaks more cautiously after New Hampshire where he boasted of winning. His campaign manager later called that boast a boner indicating overconfidence.
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Bolivian President Re elected to Office
Victor Paz Estenssoro, sole candidate, was re elected in Bolivia with about one million eligible voters. blank ballots were awaited to gauge opposition strength. Paz urged tranquility after a constitutional change allowing consecutive presidency.
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Ten Down Paid, Toberman Helped Build Hollywood
C E Toberman recalls building Hollywood including the Egyptian and Chinese theaters, Garden Court, first apartment house, and Hollywood Bowl. He came to Los Angeles in 1902, started with $10 down on a shack business, and rose to head a 12 story First Federal Savings building. In Trenton, Judge Kingfield toppled from a faulty swivel chair during a trial, then trial resumed. Paul McCurdy Warm, longtime Philadelphia Inquirer editor, dies at 73.
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Mother and four children die in Buffalo house fire
A mother Barbara White and her four children Mark Kevin Scott and a six month old perished when a fast moving blaze tore through their single story home in Buffalo Central Park district. The father Charles White 26 was left in serious condition with burns covering about 75 percent of his body at Columbus Hospital.
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Waterloo Teen Charged in Stabbing Death
Waterloo police arrest 16 year old John Kyle, son of a banker, for murder after Diane Gable 19 is found slain in her parents home. Kyle, arraigned on open murder charge with $20,000 bond, has ties to local firms and hockey club while victim was a West High graduate.
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Des Moines adopts limited housing discrimination ordinance
Des Moines city council approves a fair housing measure 5 to 0 to curb racial discrimination in renting and selling homes. The compromise ordinance lacks penalties, exempts about half of the city’s 21 781 apartments, and empowers the Human Rights Commission to handle complaints through conciliation and hearings. Opponents urged a public vote, but the request was denied as about 200 people attended the final action.
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Fargo Forum sports editor retires after four decades
Eugene T. Fitzgerald retires as sports editor of the Fargo Forum after more than 40 years with the paper. Edward F. Kolpack assumes editing duties, continuing Fitzgeralds column Keeping in line and coverage of major sports events. Fitzgerald joined the Forum in 1926 and became sports editor in 1930.
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Judy Garland Leaves Hong Kong Hospital After Illness
Judy Garland walked out of a Hong Kong hospital after a coma and pleurisy diagnosis. Accompanied by Dr. Lee Siegel and Mark Herron, she planned rest in a hotel, saying she remains weak. Herron drove her to the hospital as typhoon winds lashed the city.
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