Rockefeller backs GOP despite policy rifts at governors meet
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signaled support for the Republican ticket this fall though policy disputes with Nixon linger. He indicated he would not bolt the party and may campaign to back the ticket, while Democrats weigh Kennedy’s prospects and Truman’s Los Angeles withdrawal reshapes delegate dynamics.
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Khrushchev Arrives in Austria for Nine Day Visit
Nikita Khrushchev lands in Vienna with a party of over 80 as Austria greets the Soviet premier with a mix of smiles and caution. He plans opera visits, the Alps and Salzburg tours while brief talks with Austrian leaders focus on trade and neutralist aims.
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Truman skips Democratic convention amid Johnson supporter intrigue
Washington reports Truman will not attend the Los Angeles convention as a delegate amid speculation of deals between Symington and Kennedy. Truman cites personal reasons and plans a Saturday news conference to explain, while aides deny health issues and party officials react to the surprise telegram to Gov. Blair.
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Expected Quadruplets Fools Navy Doctors With Triplets
Memphis AP report says Mrs. Thomas A. Box gave birth to triplets instead of the anticipated quadruplets. The Navy hospital expected four infants, but X rays showed three fetal skulls after an initial film suggested four. Mrs. Box and her husband Thomas A. Box are already the parents of four children.
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Mikoyan Welcomes Indonesian Official in Moscow
Anastas Mikoyan greeted Indonesian First Minister Djuanda and top Soviet officials in Moscow as Khrushchev toured Austria. The Indonesian leader arrived on a friendship tour.
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Downtown Cleveland Shi ets From Underground Blasts
Five underground explosions beneath Public Square in Cleveland knocked out power and blew manhole covers into the air. Fire and smoke rose as gas and cooled air triggered the blasts. one man suffered minor injuries. Police rerouted buses for hours and 60 extra officers patrolled the area.
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Defense Seeks to Show Ducks Were Baited on Ranch
In Fergus Falls Minnesota the defense argued ducks shot on the Herman Koop ranch near Cold Spring were raised by Koop and his son and associates. Five Cold Spring residents face federal charges for shooting over baited grounds while wildlife agents halted 26 hunters on the opening day of last season.
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Airline Head Invites Reds to join IATA
Washington AP Seijiro Yanagita president of IATA and Tokyo banker would be pleased to have the Soviet Union join the world airline group He notes Aeroflot has been invited but not accepted and says a Russian voice would add color to discussions
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Greek Premier Heads to Belgrade for Tito Talks
Greek Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis and Foreign Minister Evangelos Averoff fly from Athens to Belgrade for talks with Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito on regional issues and alliance matters.
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