Do-It-Yourself Romney Faces Scrutiny At Chamber Talk
James Marlow reports Romney, a former Michigan governor, urged state and local governments to rely more on themselves and less on federal aid at a U.S. Chamber of Commerce event. Critics note Detroit seeks help for unemployment while Romney questions federal encroachment.
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Washington
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Romney
Michigan
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Manas
Detroit
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Jerome P. Cavanagh
Congress
Cavanagh
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Oil City
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Smith
West Virginia
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Kennedy
Paris
France
Sefthawer
Secret Army
National Resistance Council
Perpignan
Ajaccio
Corsica
Toulon
Student Dies In Fall From Eiffel Tower
PARIS AP report notes a student died after falling from the Eiffel Tower while recounting broader coverage of U S federal aid debates. The piece ties the incident to ongoing concerns about government spending and public safety and mentions ongoing surface-level political commentary.
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Eiffel Tower
Dreaded OAS Still Haunts Frenchmen
Former security chief Alexandre Sanguinetti now a member of Parliament says the OAS still haunts French minds. Secret army activists push for government takeover while European refugees from Algeria remember home. officers embittered by Indo China and Suez resist civilian control. Police run nightly roadblocks to check papers and search cars as leaders including Jacques Soustelle and Don Seaver elude capture after aviation incidents.
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Algeria
Indochina
Suez
Paris
CNR
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INE
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Jack Bade
Massapequa
Army Air Corps
Don Seaver
Broup
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
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Navy
Georges
Korea
Bidault
South America
Bade
Edward Shu- Watin
Jer
West Hurley
Charles de Seaver
Gaulle
Thi
Sherman
Stone Bridge
N.Y
Caroline Is Sometimes A Bit Unruly at White House Reception
AP report from Washington describes five year old Caroline Kennedy acting unruly during a White House military reception as nurse Maud Shaw disciplined her in view of about 1600 military personnel and Medal of Honor winners. Caroline climbed balcony rails and struck at the nurse, then disobeyed orders by sitting on the floor again before being guided inside. John Jr. watched from the rails with his father nearby and did not misbehave.
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Caroline
Shaw
John Jr
Jobs data show little change in unemployment in April
Washington reports the Bureau of Labor Statistics says the seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stands at 5.7 percent in April, not a significant change from March. Employment rises by 900,000 to 60.1 million, up 1.3 million from April 1962.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
House Education and Labor Committee
School Bus Collides With Bridge Hurts 24 Pupils
BURDEN, Kan. AP A school bus sideswiped a bridge injuring all 24 pupils aboard Eight youngsters and Delbert Hensley 46 bus driver from Burden were hospitalized in Winfield State Trooper Wayne Jones said the driver tried to pull onto the shoulder for an oncoming truck and the bus struck a concrete guard post and railing peeling back the right side Some children tumbled down a rocky bank Burden lies 30 miles southeast of Wichita in south central Kansas.
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Burden
Kan
Aand Delbert Hensley
Winfield
Wayne Jones
Hensley
Wichita
Kansas
West Germany Tests Three-Stage Rocket Success
West Germany conducted a successful test of its first three stage rocket reaching 62144 miles. Designer Berthold Seeliger said the transmitter carrying rocket flight was tracked by the Bochum Space Research Institute.
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Cuhaven
Germany
West Germany
Berthold Seeliger
Bochum Space Research Institute
Weather snapshot clouds western region with light rain
The Associated Press reports cloudy, wet, and cool conditions covering much of the western half of the nation. A Canadian air mass brings colder temperatures to the northern Plains and Upper Mississippi Valley, while the East enjoys a warming trend and mostly mild readings in the 50s and 60s.
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Mississippi
Nebraska
Michigan
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Minnesota
Oregon
California
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Illinois
Wisconsin
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Alabama
Tennessee
Atlantic Coast
Appalachians
Georgia
Southwest Desert
Florida
Civilian Test Pilots Killed In Collision Near Catskills
Two veteran civilian test pilots died when their F105D Thunderchief jet fighters collided over the Catskill Mountains while testing electronic equipment. A Republic Aviation Corp spokesman said the test flight nature should not have contributed to the crash. The incident occurred late Thursday with both pilots killed.
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N.Y
Catskill Mountains
Republic Aviation Corp
Star 3
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