Rockefeller Disavows Opening of Campaign
Albany New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller repudiated a California campaign start by Goodwin Knight. He said he deplored the move, explained he had not approved it, and noted conversations with Richard M. Nixon and William F. Knowland. Rockefeller aims to unite the party nationwide for a stronger presidential bid.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Rockefeller
New York
Goodwin Knight
Knight
Rhockefeller
Many Physicians Stop Smoking in Paris Campaign
Centre de Propagande Anti-Tabac reports 88 048 heavy smokers, including many physicians, have quit smoking using a new formula Pronicotyl. The Anti Tobacco Center of America offers a free brochure to those seeking information, by writing to 366 Fifth Ave, Dept 12103, New York.
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Centre de Propagande Anfi-Tabao
Anti- Tobacco Center of America
Fifth Ave
Dept
New York
Rain and Fog Halt New York Air Flights
Rain and fog spread across the eastern third of the nation halting Idlewild Airport operations. A slowly moving low pressure area in lower Michigan triggered thunderstorms and fog as far south as the lower Appalachians, with a sea fog reducing idlewild visibility to zero within an hour and a half. Flights were delayed, inbound planes diverted to Hartford, Washington, Philadelphia and Boston. The Kickapoo River began receding, Milwaukee River flood hazards appeared near Sankville, and the Ohio River dropped at Cincinnati. A car ferry ran aground in heavy fog near Grand Frank, Michigan, later freed by a Coast Guard cutter after eight hours.
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Idlewild
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Appalachians
Atlantic
Hartford
Washington, D.C
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Boston
Wisconsin
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Sankville
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Ohio River
Cincinnati
Belo
Grand ‘Frank
Mich
Coast Guard
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Armed Man Holds Police Bay Two Hours in Bellflower
A man armed with a pistol took refuge in a Bellflower home, holding five people for two hours before surrendering to Detective Sgt. Curt Caraway. No one was harmed. The suspect, identified as Devald W. Barnett, 28, was brought to Lakewood Sheriff’s Station for questioning. He had held divorcee Mary Clark, her mother Goldie Alleman, her children Virlene and Douglas, and cousin Joe Davis.
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Devald W. Barnett
Curt . Caraway
Pei
Barnett
Lake‘wood
Mary Clark
Goldie Alleman
Virlene
Douglas
Joe Davis
Eight States Move to Ban Boxing After Moore Death
State legislators and governors push to outlaw or regulate professional boxing after former featherweight champion Davey Moore died in a Los Angeles bout with Sugar Ramos. Proposals aim to ban boxing in California, Ohio, Maryland, Connecticut, New Jersey, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and Oregon with moves for regulation in several others.
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Davey Moore
Los’ Angeles
Sugar Ramos
Moore
Ohio
Columbus
Jim Tharpe
James D. Hapner
Robert Netzley
Maryland
House Judiciary Committee
Thomas Hunter Lowe
Lowe
New Hampshire
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Jamin Ws King
United States
Lou ‘Thomas
Oakland
Calif
California
Two Castaways Survive Yukon Crash After Gruesome Ordeal
Heather Miss Klaben and Flores endured a fatal blizzard crash on the Yukon British Columbia border. Flores, a DEW radar worker, lost 40 pounds. Klaben, a BLM employee, faced possible gangrene in toes. They survived on sparse rations and reflected on the ordeal.
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Jack London
Heather Miss Klaben
Flores
San Brung
Calif
Howard
Yukon- British Columbia
DEW
Sile
Miss Klaben
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Saltbanks
Alaska
Miss Klahen
Thoreau
Whitehorse
Fairbanks
Exotic Dancer Laura Edens Guilty In DUI Case In LA
Exotic dancer Laura Ray Edens was convicted by a Los Angeles Municipal Court judge after a brief trial, charged with driving under the influence of alcohol. The case followed a short hearing before Municipal Judge Alan G Campbell.
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Laura Ray Edens
Los Angeles
Alan G. Campbell
Janitor Charged in San Jose Boiler Blast Deaths
In San Jose a janitor, Heierda Mello, 27, was charged with involuntary manslaughter over last Friday’s boiler blast at the J C Penney and Thrifty Drug Store that killed three and injured 73. District Attorney Louis Bergna said Mello adjusted boiler controls, then forgot to readjust, after prior firing. A $500,000 damage suit was filed Monday in Superior Court for the injured, naming Thrifty Drug Store, J C Penney Co, and 100 John Does.
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Louis Bergna
Hiearda Mello
J.C .Penney Department
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Penney’s
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Thrifty Drug Store
J. C. Penney Co
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Miquel Cura
Angel Enriquez
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Lo Coliigil
Government Efficiency Committee
James J. Arditte
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Him Hutton
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Pacific Telephone
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