Nixon dominates GOP poll as Rockefeller Reagan ticket favored
Former VP Nixon leads the 1968 GOP nomination poll while Rockefeller and Reagan top the strongest ticket option. Survey of state GOP leaders across 50 states shows Rockefeller Reagan at 40 percent for best ticket, Nixon Reagan at 25, Romney Reagan 11, others 13.
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Ronald Reagan
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George Romney
Rockefeller
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Johnson
Romney
Charles Percy
Romney Reagan
South
Southwest
Midwest
Tom Abernathy
Alabama
Michigan
John Jordan
Pennsylvania
New England
Sens
Thruston Morton
Kentucky
John Tower
Texas
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
James Rhodes
Ohio
Claude Kirk, Jr
Florida
McDill Boyd
Kansas
Oklahoma
Henry Bellman
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Indiana
Idaho
John McMurray
J. C. Mann
State College
Siders Nixon
Thomas Merritt
Ex Envoy Dies In Plane Crash Belt Unfastened
Costa Rica AP report details Ricardo i Castro Beeche, former ambassador to the U.S., killed when an LASCA Airlines jet plunged 10,000 feet after downdraft. Survivors credit seat belts for saving others. another unbelted passenger, Claudio Loria Montenegro, died. The Grand Cayman approach ended with a safe landing. Survivors and rescuers describe chaotic cabin scene before authorities transported bodies and injured to Costa Rica and Miami.
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Costa Rica
Ricardo i Castro Beeche
U.S
Claudio Loria Montenegro
Castro Beeche
Rosy Castro Canas
Amazon
Grand Cayman
Miami
George Paris
Arturo Lutz
Expo 67 site to host permanent exhibition plan
Montreal mayor Jean Drapeau unveils a plan for a permanent exhibition on Expo 67 grounds. The project would reuse 40 fair pavilions and center on a theme focusing on Man and His.
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Jean Drapeau
Sir Thomas More fought Henry VIII over church and divorce
Metter of Fact Sir Thomas More was a humanist jurist and author of Utopia. He opposed Henry VIII's divorce from Catherine and his claim over the church in England, refusing papal supremacy and public approval. For this he faced reprisal and was executed.
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Erasmus and
Holbein
England
Henry VI
More
Henry
Catherine
Outdated Safety System Aboard Carriers Spotted
A Navy panel led by Admiral James S. Russell found carrier safety measures lag behind operations. Improvements include more firefighting gear and clearer crew booklets. The review covered the Constellation Intrepid Coral Sea and Oriskany, noting WWII-era practices, long deployments, and high fatigue as factors in risk.
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Washington
Navy
James S. Russell
Russell
Forrestal
North Vietnam
Tihe
I Group
Russell Group
Constellation
Intrepid
Coral Sea
Oriskany
Coalition of Conscience Seeks Vietnamese Peace Talks
Negotiation Now, a coalition of religious groups youth unions and social organizations has cabled an appeal to Hanoi and the Viet Cong urging an American peace initiative. It calls for halting bombing of North Vietnam without conditions and for including the National Liberation Front as an official negotiating party while naming a time and place for talks and awaiting all concerned negotiators. Representative Fred Schwenkel attended the meeting.
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Hanoi
Negotiation Now
United States
North Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Negotiations Now
Congress
Nicholas Katzenbach
N.S.F
Yall
Fred Schwengel
R-Ia
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