Reagan Supporters Open Drive For N H Primary
Concord based upi report says Reagan supporters launch New Hampshire primary campaign with a news conference in Concord. The New Hampshire Draft Reagan Committee introduces organizers and supporters including Manchester figures, Stanton and Lodge connection noted, with a write-in strategy and a slate of delegates planned.
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Reagan
N.H
Concord
UPI
Ronald Reagan
California
New Hampshire
White House
Robert Robinson
Manchester
John L. MacDonald
Robinson
Los Angeles
Vermont
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
U.S
Vietnam
MacDonald
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
New England
University of New Hampshire
Dartmouth College
Richard M. Nixon
Ite
Laconia Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
C Rd
Nixon
David A. Sterling
Hillsborough
All White Jury Selected In Rights Conspiracy Trial
In Meridian Mississippi prosecutors begin a conspiracy case against 18 white defendants linked to the 1964 slayings of three civil rights workers. An all white jury of seven women and five men was chosen after defense challenges eliminated 19 Black jurors. Two government witnesses may testify, including a former Meridian resident James Jordan and an unknown informer for 25 000 to 20 000 dollars. The White Knights led by Samuel Bowers allegedly planned the killings due to the victims' civil rights work. Conviction could mean up to 10 years in prison.
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Meridian
Miss
UPI
Ku Klux Klan
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Philadelphia
James Jordan
U.S
John Doar
Justice Department
FBI
Doar
White Knights
Samuel Bowers
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Ken Sherittelect
Hop’’ Barnett
Negotiations Deadlocked In Ford Strike
DETROIT United Auto Workers leader Walter Reuther warned the nationwide 34 day Ford strike could extend into a long siege if no movement occurs this week. Both sides stood firm after a 30 minute Monday meeting and no formal bargaining was set for later today.
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Detroit
UPI
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
UAW Auto Company
Proposed Road Fund Cuts Spark Anguished Reactions
Washington (UPI) A hint that the 4.4 billion interstate highway program may be cut in half to save money drew swift backlash from governors across parties. Transportation Secretary Alan Boyd asked for comments on possible cuts, provoking criticism that such moves would harm economies and contradict the self supporting trust fund financing of the highway program.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Congress
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Boyd
California
Ronald Reagan
Florida
Claude Kirk
New Mexico
David Cargo
Utah
Calvin L. Rampton
Virginia
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Rhode Island
John H. Chafee
Montana
Tim Babcock
Indonesia suspends China ties as students push for break
Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik said relations with Red China were suspended since Aug. 24 with removal of staff in Peking and no first step to break them permanently. He noted China could cut ties, while Indonesia would permit a nationalist Chinese consular office if Taipei desires. Malik cited alleged Chinese subversive actions and submitted a UN report. In Cedar Rapids, Iowa a Montrose Hotel guest left a 2.50 valet bill unpaid in 1912, leaving a $5 note.
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UPI
Adam Malik
Indonesia
Red China
China
Malik
Peking
Newsmen
Taipei
Malike
United Nations Special Commission
New York
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Montrose Hotel
Montrose
U S Transport Lost in Vietnam
A four engine C130 transport plane with 23 aboard vanished after takeoff from Hue en route to Da Nang in South Vietnam. Officials believe a crash occurred in clouded mountains or the South China Sea as monsoon rains hamper search and rescue. all aboard were believed to be military personnel.
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Saigon
UPI
South Vietnam
Hue
da Nang
South China Sea
Freighter Panoceanic Faith Sinks In Pacific Storm
Rescue is underway as 42 crew members aboard the Panoceanic Faith perish after the 8,175 ton freighter sinks about 870 miles southwest of KodiaK Alaska. Survivors are being spotted on liferafts as Igahara Maru and other ships and Coast Guard units converge in 18 to 20 foot seas. Captain John S. Ogles, 52, of Alexandria Virginia, reported heavy pounding and water ingress before the ship went down at 10:05 p.m. EDT.
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Kodiak, Alaska
UPS
North Pacific
Navy
Coast Guard
San Francisco
Yokohama
John S. Ogles
Alexandria
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