Nixon Says He Will Not Run for President in 1964
Editor notes three California gubernatorial campaigns as Nixon, Brown, and Shell shape the state’s race. Nixon, winner in California for president, declares he will not seek the 1964 presidency, while arguing Brown’s budget policy risks fiscal chaos and promising executive branch reorganization and pay-as-you-go financing. Brown seeks re-election amid Democratic registration advantages.
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California
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
Edmund G. Brown
Joseph C. Shell
Nixon
Brown
Joseph Shell
Los Angeles
Pilot safety warned by too perfect flight conditions
Government psychologist Dr. Richard Trumbull told a medical convention in Atlantic City that ideal weather flight plans and aircraft design can create complacency. He urged deliberate practices to degrade perfect situations to keep pilots alert and alive.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Richard Trumbull
Office of Naval Research
Williams Design Students Invite Public to Kite Outing
Williams College invites the public to a third annual kite-flying outing on Sunday May 20 at 1 30 p m on Cluet Hill off Gale Road, with rain date May 22. Students from Art 306 design and build flyable kites as a classroom project under H Lee Hirsche assistant professor of art.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Cluet Hill
Gale Road
H. Lee Hirsche
Hirsche
Elderly man quibbles with loose dogs. gets rabbits plight
In Akron Ohio AP report an elderly man complained of roaming dogs. Wayne County dog warden knocked on doors requesting cooperation to curb the problem. After neighbors complied the man then said he was besieged by rabbits due to the dogs being tied up.
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Akron, Ohio
Wayne County
Lincoln's Mother Nancy Hanks Lincoln Dies in 1818
Ab Mrs Nancy Hanks Lincoln died in 1818 at age 35 in Lincoln City Indiana. The death is noted by AP as part of early Lincoln family history.
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Lincoln City
Ind
Abraham Lincoln
Nancy Hanks Lincoln
Dentists Note Fluoride Reduces Malocclusion Rates
Newburgh and Kingston New York study finds malocclusion 22.5 percent among Kingston youths ages 13 and 14 without fluoridated water versus 9.4 percent in Newburgh with fluoridated water. Research by New York State Department of Health summarized in the American Journal of Orthodontics.
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New York
UPI
American Journal of Orthodontics
Newburgh
Kingston
N.Y
New York State Department of Health
Nixon enters California governor race with mixed signals
Sacramento AP Nixon announces bid for governor facing a split state registration and Brown, while touting six prior California election wins and a large national profile. He vows a vigorous campaign despite doubts about state issues and past feuds, aiming to beat Pat Brown and redeem Sacramento leadership.
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Nixon
Shell
Pat Brown
Sacramento
Brown
California
Kennedy
John Birch Society
Goodwin J. Knight
William E. Miller
Washington
Too Good to Win at Tulsa Science Fair
Hal Helms 16, a Broken Arrow High School junior, entered a theory on Relativistic Theory of the Non-Symmetric Field linking electromagnetism and gravitation. Judges praised validity but said calculations were advanced and unfair to compare with peers. He won a Navy cruise hopeful, plans MIT instead of finishing high school.
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Tulsa
Okla
Hal Helms
Broken Arrow High School
Hal
J. M. Fisher
Broken Arrow
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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