Nationwide Drive Opens To Win Nixon Nomination
California obstetrician Dr. Gaylor B. Parkinson launched a nationwide Nixon for President campaign aiming to unite supporters and avoid party splits. He plans Nixon clubs nationwide with a Washington headquarters and indicated Nixon had tacit approval while Nixon, in Bonn, declined to discuss 1968 plans.
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Russia backs peaceful atomic energy use pledge
In Geneva at a disarmament conference, Soviet delegate Alexei Roshchin joined the United States in affirming that nations renouncing nuclear weapons should retain access to peaceful atomic energy. He urged that nonproliferation efforts not block peaceful economic development and noted cautious optimism about progress toward a broader treaty, while warning against linking it to other disarmament demands.
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Death Stay Sought For Convicted Killer
SAN FRANCISCO (UPS) Lavergne’s attorney appealed to a Supreme Court justice seeking a stay of execution in the gas chamber at San Quentin scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday. If carried out, the 23-year-old Black Muslim would be the first to die there in over four years. Defense contends Lavergne was mentally unfit due to hate-filled motives in the taxi driver's murder near Imperial Beach two years ago.
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N H Publisher Offers Help to Stalin's Daughter
William Loeb of the Manchester Union Leader offered sponsorship to Svetlana Stalina, daughter of Stalin, as an immigrant to the United States after her asylum bid in New Delhi failed. He pledged to cover transportation and living costs and legal hurdles, urged admission as a linguist under critical skills, and criticized U.S. policy while noting her 90 day Swiss tourist visa.
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Abba Eban Cancels Speaking Appearance in Manila
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban abruptly canceled his only speaking engagement in Manila as the Philippine House debated his visit. He was to address University of the Philippines students after being met by Moslem demonstrators. A spokesman cited a scheduling conflict but observers suggested the move aimed to avert incidents with anti-Israel protesters.
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Posthumous Russwurm Award for Stephen Currier and peers
NNPA announces seven Russwurm Award winners including the late Stephen R Currier and his wife from New York and Danby Vermont. Other honorees include Sen. Edward Brooke Bill Cosby Robert Culp Charles Evers Harold Howe II Frank Robinson and Charles Weltner. A special White House citation will be presented to President Johnson.
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Mississippi
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U.S
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Pressures Mount in Europe For Closer East West Ties
In Warsaw officials insist German recognition of the Oder Neisse border is a prerequisite to any relations. Brezhnev warns against naive shifts in policy. Bonn Romania talks confirm Europe’s map from the Urals to the Baltic as ties grow despite East West divide. Trade rises 21 percent as Berlin urges wider East German commerce.
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Romney Plans Task Forces at Harvard Institute
Gov. George W. Romney spoke at the Kennedy Institute of Politics in Cambridge about organizing task forces on foreign and domestic issues. While he refused to specify why a Vietnam task force is needed, observers expect Harvard and MIT faculty to be considered for posts, though Romney did not name appointees.
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