Wisconsin GOP Ballot Faces Candidate Name Strikes
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller and Senator Charles Percy will seek to remove their names from Wisconsin’s Republican primary ballot. Ronald Reagan says he won’t campaign in Wisconsin and won’t seek the vice presidency, while Richard Nixon and George Romney woo Wisconsin voters. Harold Stassen is undecided.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Charles Percy
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G.O.P
California
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Kennedy
Sacramento
Calif
Reagan
Oregon
Nebraska
Damage Suit Against Boeing Is Dismissed
A U S district court judge dismissed damage complaints against Boeing in a $2.5 million civil trial arising from the 1965 airliner crash in Salt Lake City that killed 43. The dismissal cited insufficient evidence tying the 727 jetliner to fault.
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Salt Lake City
U.S
Boeing Co
Language fights drive divorces in Uttar Pradesh report
A Lucknow newspaper cites rising divorce rates amid disputes over whether Hindi or another language should be official in Uttar Pradesh. The piece notes social tension linked to language policy debates.
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Lucknow
India
Uttar Pradesh
Hero of Mortar Fight Killed Near Thua Thien
Navy corpsman Daniel B. Henry age 32 died of mortar wounds January 31 amid a Viet Cong attack near Thua Thien. Henry, awarded the Navy Cross for Vietnam action, helped remove a live rocket shell from a wounded soldier in August and was due home in 10 days.
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Daniel B. Henry
William Henry
Thua Thien
Henry
Vietnam
U.S
Raymond Hutton
Orchard Park
I.y
Navy
da Nang
Columbus
Ohio
Cmdr
David Taft
Hutton
Fifth Time His Home Is Looted
William Sherman reports his Atlanta home has been burglarized five times in under two years. In the latest break in thieves took about $4,000 in silver plus cameras projectors and a television, as Detective R E McElreath notes he has handled the past three cases.
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William Sherman
Sherman
R. E. McElreath
FBI suspects eight missing capsules were stolen
The FBI says there is little doubt eight radioactive capsules vanished while being shipped from California to Wisconsin and were likely stolen. The capsules used in medical diagnosis could harm a person if exposed but not cause fatal illness. The lead lined container was found pried open in Milwaukee after arriving on a United Airlines flight from San Francisco. The shipment from Radioisotope Processing Co. in San Ramon targeted Seaman's Nuclear Corp. in Milwaukee. California health officials reported no results from a San Francisco airport search with Geiger counters.
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FBI
California
Wisconsin
National Center For Radiological Health
Milwaukee
United Air, ‘Lines
San Francisco
Radioisotope Processing Co
San Ramon
Calif
Seaman's, Nuclear Corp
California State Department of Health
Council of Europe moves to expel Greece in 1969
In Strasbourg the 17 nation Council of Europe voted to expel Greece if a democratic parliamentarian regime is not established in Athens by spring 1969. Turkey dissented while the council lacks legal power to enforce such action.
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Strasbourg
France
Council of Europe
Athens
Turkey
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