Nixon dodges blame over Rockefeller vice presidency
Nixon told reporters in New York that a Rockefeller vice presidential bid would reflect GOP support for the New York governor. Rockefeller said he would refuse the role regardless of who asked. Nixon said most Republicans favor Rockefeller for VP, a view he said could persist at the convention.
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Meg and Antony Armstrong-Jones Set for Royal Nuptials
Rumors swirl over Antony Armstrong-Jones’s title on marriage to Princess Margaret. Burke’s editor L. G. Pine suggests a noble, memorable title while others expect Earl or Viscount. Preparations intensify as crowds gather three weeks before the wedding with Buckingham Palace routes and royal arrivals under heavy security.
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Gasoline Flow Delays Big New York Port Authority Project
Gasoline leaks into two 10 foot deep shafts on West 40th Street near Ninth Avenue at the Port of New York Authority Bus Terminal site. Excavations for a 19 million dollar addition are halted as crews pump fuel away and monitor the area. Fire crews guard the site around the clock and workers use wood and bronze shovels while contractors attempt to remove the gasoline to a remote area near Idlewild Airport for burning.
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GOP Health Plan Faces Fund Probing In Congress
Washington AP reports Secretary of Welfare Arthur S. Fleming testifies on a $1.2 billion health plan for low income and seniors. It would offer hospital medical and dental benefits for $24 a year with a $250 deductible and 20 percent coinsurance, while welfare recipients pay nothing. States must cover 1/3 to 2/3 of costs, risking $600 million nationwide. Opponents fear tax and revenue strains. Forand’s rival plan costs $1.6 to 2 billion funded by Social Security tax, and would waive post retirement payments. Fleming promotes administrative flexibility despite Democratic skepticism from Speaker Rayburn who calls it a political speech.
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