Scranton’s National Political Exit Signals 1966
Pennsylvania governor William W. Scranton announces he will not seek public office again including the presidency. The longtime GOP reluctant candidate aligns cautiously with Romney, Rockefeller, and Goldwater era debates while signaling no future run in 1968 or beyond.
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Washington
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Scranton
Senate
Congress
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Johnson
Heat prompts mixed outlook for U S industry this summer
Auto production slows ahead of model changeover while other durable goods show weak orders. Steel mills expect a June slowdown though Viet Nam war demand keeps some activity. May backlog rises to 71.9 billion with inventories at 70.2 billion, suggesting a rolling slowdown rather than a universal slump.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
U.S
Commerce Department
Victor student keeps perfect attendance record
Diane Gray of Victor completed elementary and high school with no absences while planning to study nursing at Winona State College. She endured chickenpox and measles before school began after graduating HSV High School this spring.
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Victor
Diane Gray
Winona
Computers pick likely TV hits for next season
The Kenyon and Ruckhardt agency uses a computer model with Nielsen ratings and concept testing to forecast which new shows may become hits. The system, about 67 percent accurate, highlights NBCs Tarzan and Hey, Landlord and CBSs Its About Time as likely successes, though executives warn prediction can still be wrong.
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Magic Machine
Bob Ca
NBC
CBS
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Garry Moore
Dietz
Minnesota Weather Outlook and TV Plans Mentioned
The forecast spans Saturday to Wednesday with near normal highs 68 to 76 and lows 45 to 55, cooler Saturday and midweek cooling, and precipitation 4 to 1.44 inches in showers and storms. CBS plans reruns of Death of a Salesman next March and aims to follow with Tennessee Williams Glass Menagerie revival.
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CBS
Tennessee Williams
Glass Menagerie
Laurette Taylor
Thieves Break Into Gloucester Store and Loot Safe
In Gloucester Massachusetts thieves robbed Mal's Department Store stealing 2500 dollars. They further damaged property by using tools from the hardware department to pry open the safe.
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Gloucester
Mass
Mal’s
St Olaf Band Receives Warm West German Reception
St Olaf College director Miles Johnson says the band has drawn a wonderful reception in West Germany. The 77 member ensemble played an open air program at a spa hotel in Bad Hersfeld and jam packed audiences in Trier on May 31. They then performed at a Hannover high school before continuing to Hamburg for two more concerts.
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Germany
Miles Johnson
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
West Germany
Spa
Johnson
Trier
Hannover
Hamburg
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