New Hampshire Primary Leaders Bunch in Home Stretch
In Manchester the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary field tightens as Goldwater camps for a last push and Rockefeller battles to regain the lead. Nixon and Lodge loom as potential spoilers while Smith and Stassen plot late campaigns to influence the vote.
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N.H
Manchester
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Granite State
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
White Mountains
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Lodge
Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Negro Runs For Congress In Alabama
In Jasper Alabama Amelia P Boynton of Selma qualified to oppose Rep Kenneth Roberts of Anniston under Alabama s nine eight elimination plan for Democratic nominees The state lost a congressional seat and could not agree on redistricting The May 3 primary feeds into a runoff June 2 for the nomination Boynton, a Savannah Ga native, is an insurance agent in Selma.
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Jasper
Ala
API
Alabama
Amelia P. Boynton
Selma
Kenneth Roberts
Anniston
Boynton
Savannah
U.S. Plans to End Foreign Aid to Several Nations
Washington reports President Johnson will announce a shift to ending U S aid to nine or more countries within three years. The plan introduces transitional aid for nations like Taiwan Greece Israel Mexico Venezuela and the Philippines with hard loans while phasing out grants and soft terms. Foreign Aid Director Bell had suggested possible five year timelines, with more countries likely to join the list.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
U.S
Congress
Taiwan
Greece
Israel
Mexico
Venzuela
Philippines
David E. Bell
UMass Quiz Team Retires as a Championship Undefeated
The University of Massachusetts quiz team sealed a fifth straight General Electric College Bowl win in New York, retiring undefeated with 360 to 35 over Arizona. The squad, captained by William Landis and featuring Susan Tracy, Michael Berrini, and David Mathieson, earned 10,506 in scholarships funded partly by sponsor gifts.
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Amherst
University of Massachusetts
General Electric
New York
University of Arizona
Susan Tracy
Dedham
Michael Berrini
Burlington
David Mathieson
William Landis
Northampton
Rutgers University
New Jersey
Albert P. Madeira
Madeira
U. of M
John W. Lederle
Beatrice Madeira
Kimball's de
Refugee Teacher Pulled to Safety in Subway Rescue
Professor Yuri Asseyev, 35, a Russian refugee granted asylum in the United States, was pulled from subway tracks at Harvard Square by fare collector Daniel J. Magoon after a fall two months earlier. He is now at a mental hospital for observation. his wife and son remain in the Soviet Union.
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Cambridge
Mass
United States
Yuri Asseyev
Harvard Square
Daniel J. Magoon
Asseyev
Soviet Union
34 Rescued From Sinking Greek Tanker
Thirty four survivors of the broken Greek tanker Amphialos arrived in Halifax aboard the Canadian destroyer Athabaskan after a dramatic rescue in gale waves off Nova Scotia. Two crew members died when the ship split in two amid 20 foot seas. Survivors, cheerfully weary, thanked Canadian sailors as they were helped aboard.
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Amphialis
Halifax
Nova Scotia
N.S
North Atlantic
Stamantis Polemis
Amphialos
Palemis
Laurie Friesen
Friesen
Justice Dept unaware of watch on Cohn mail
Law officials disclosed an assistant U S attorney in New York ordered mail to and from Roy Cohn and his lawyer watched. Judge Archie Dawson called the mail watch shocking but did not dismiss the indictment for perjury and conspiracy. DOJ said the watch was unrelated to their case and the disclosure followed a prior denial.
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Justice Dept
Cohn Mail
Washington
Justice Department
New York City
Roy IM. Cohn
Internal Revenue Service
Archie C. Dawson
New York
Cohn
United States
Gerald Walpin
Dawson
Mail Watch
Internal Revenue
Johnson
Mr. Cohn
Thomas A. Bolan
Jobs Housing New Targets of Boston Negroes
Kenneth L Guscott, president of the Boston NAACP, says employment and housing will be the new protest targets in the segregation issue. The NAACP also seeks Negro representation on a state education board commission studying de facto segregation in Boston public schools, which aims to report by June 25 for next school year plans.
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Boston
UPI
Kenneth L Guscott
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Guscott
NAACF
State Board of Education
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U. of Mtv Quiz
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