Rockefeller Keeps 1964 Presidential Hopes Alive
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller, after remarriage to Margaretta Murphy, says his 1964 presidential prospects remain intact and within the GOP pool. He cites understanding of critics while noting his position is not diminished. Party leaders in Watertown say his popularity dipped but not as much as expected.
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N. Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Margaretta
Happy) Murphy
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Fred A. Young
New York City
Mrs. Rockefeller
Pope John XXIII laid in state at St. Peter’s Basilica
In Vatican City Pope John XXIII lies in state under the St. Peter’s dome as 80,000 mourners pass before his catafalque. His death pauses Ecumenical Council sessions while his legacy of Christian unity and papal leadership is honored by Catholics and wider Christian communities.
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Christendom
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Hoffa Indicted in $20 Million Union Pension Loan Scheme
Chicago AP James R Hoffa Teamsters Union president and seven associates are indicted on 28 counts for diverting more than $1 million from union pension loans totaling about $20 million. The multi-state case ties Hoffa to Sun Valley housing ventures and seeks penalties up to 140 years and $37,000 per defendant.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters’ Union
Joseph S. Perry
U.S. District Court
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Tenn
Sun Valley, Inc
Brevard County
Fla
Benjamin Dranow
Minnapolis Department Store
Sandstone
Minn
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Miami Beach
New York
Cranow
S. George Burris
New York City
Herbert R. Burris
Burris
Samuel Hyman
Key West
Calvin Kovens
Cal Kovens Construction Corp
Ruedd, Inc
Zachary A. Strate Jr
New Orleans
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Southeast
Southwest Areas
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Teamsters Union
Teamster
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Pope John I dies steps from St Peter's Basilica
Pope John I dies in St. Peter's Square with church leaders planning to elect a successor. Debris from a chartered airliner with 101 aboard was found off British Columbia coast with no survivors. Hoffa linked loan fraud case broadens across six states. Senate probes pesticides linked to cancer rise. SEC proposes stock market curbs. A Roanoke bank is robbed of about 4500 by an armed bandit, police search ongoing.
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Japanese Fish Boat Sinks After Collision
The Japanese fishing vessel Kaig Maru sank eight hours after colliding with the Italian tanker Fina Italia about 300 miles northwest of San Juan Puerto Rico. Fifteen Kaig Maru sailors were rescued by Fina Italia, with about ten missing. A Coast Guard plane aided the effort but heavy swells hindered rescue operations.
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Here
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Inside Abby Princeton Years Add Years Stargazer
The fragment lists sections such as Classified Society Editorials Sports Movies and Weather with page indicators and section codes. No coherent news item is readable from the OCR snippet.
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Special Issues Lose In Princeton Election
Princeton voters defeated a library building levy a Fire Department service fee increase and a storm sewage program bond while rejecting Mayor E W Anderson’s bid for re election Incumbent mayor and eight other candidates sought the council seats with Malcolm Champ and O Dell Huffman leading in votes Municipal elections also took place in several Mercer and McDowell County towns with mixed results.
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Business Leaders Urged to Push Voluntary Integration
President Kennedy addressed 100 business leaders in Washington urging quiet voluntary integration of stores restaurants and theaters with broad support. A few Southern businessmen urged a go slow policy on any federal legislation required to compel integration, suggesting further trial of voluntary methods before compulsion.
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Welch Attends White House Bond Issue Meeting and Alaska Crash Report
Washington executives from 25 states meet at the White House with Kennedy and Johnson to discuss integration plans and future sessions. Welch voters approve a $5,000 general revenue bond for a $190,250 street and sidewalk project financed largely by federal Accelerated Public Works funds. A chartered Air Force transport near Alaska carries 58 servicemen and 22 dependents, with 13 women and 20 children aboard, as officials report a swift, mysterious incident with no current clues.
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Wythe Grad Passenger On Airliner Disaster
A chartered Northwest Orient Airlines DC7 carrying 101 people including Wythe graduates vanished over the North Pacific. Debris and body parts were recovered as ships reported a high impact event with no possibility of survivors. The Monday loss marked a major air disaster involving mostly military personnel.
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Wytheville Recruit Among Missing Plane Crew
1st Lt. William L. Woodford Jr. of Wytheville, 20 months in service and 1961 VMI graduate, was aboard the missing plane en route to Indian Mountain Alaska for a one year tour. His parents, wife Elizabeth, and classmates recall his school and military service. Woodford had earned letters in basketball and football at George Wythe High and held leadership roles at VMI.
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Virginia Military Institute
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George Wythe
Key Club
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Lyncheburg
Virginia Beach
NASA to recruit 10 to 15 new astronauts this summer
NASA announced plans to hire 10 to 15 astronauts this summer and to discuss including scientists on spaceflight teams. Applicants must be U.S. citizens born after June 30, 1929 and under 34, with height under six feet. Civilian and military volunteers may apply by July 1 and, if selected, report to the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston in October.
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