Rockefeller wins Oregon primary reshapes GOP race
Governor Nelson Rockefeller defeats rivals in Oregon with 33.2 percent of the Republican vote. Lodge, Goldwater, Nixon, Smith, and Scranton follow as Rockefeller shifts toward California showdown and possible convention deadlock. Johnson headlining Democratic results with 201,355 votes.
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UPI
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New Yorker
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Arizona
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Rockefeller
Goldwater
Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
William W. Scranton
Mrs. Smith
Nixon
Scranton
Johnson
Gov
C. Wallace
Admission of espionage used to release U S pilots
UNC officials call the North Korean admission of espionage meaningless as pilots Capt. Ben W Stutts and Capt. Charleton W Voltz were on a routine mission when their helicopter was downed near the truce line. They were captured May 17, 1963, and flown for medical exams after being handed to UNC at Panmunjom.
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UPI
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UNC
North Korea
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United Nations
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Florence
Ala
Charleton W Voltz
Frankfort
Mich
U.N
Panmunjom
Stutts
Voltz
Territoy
US Air Force
Cecil E. Combs
Military Armistice Commission
Jackson- Spradlin, Jackson 79, dies in Wichita Falls hospital
Spradlin Mr. Jackson 79 died at 11:30 p m Friday in Wichita General Hospital Wichita Falls after about a week of hospitalization. Born December 11 1884 in Hunt County Texas he was a retired water well driller. Survivors include three sons W H Jackson Stanley New Mexico Jim Bob Jackson Abilene John W Jackson Liberal Kansas three sisters Mrs Clay Finnell and Mrs Annie May Herrin Fort Worth and Miss Bertha Jackson Cisco one brother Dick Jackson Fort Worth eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Stanley
New Mexico
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Abilene
John W. Jackson
Liberal
Kansas
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Annie May Herrin
Fort Worth
Bertha Jackson
Cisco
Dick Jackson
University facilities tied to federal suit on integration
A pending federal court suit to force integration of university housing and facilities was dismissed by three Negro students who filed it, as they will be out of college by June. The case involved divisions including the main Austin campus, Galveston medical branch, Dallas Southwestern Medical, San Antonio South Texas Medical, El Paso Texas Western College, Houston dental branch, M D Anderson Institute, and other medical and research units.
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Port Aransas
Democrats vs. Baker probe echoes critics and memories
The piece argues the Senate Democratic leadership mishandled the Baker investigation, calling it timid and political. It notes a party line vote to widen the probe, cites Reynolds testimony about Jenkins and life insurance, and contrasts with Sherman Adams and earlier press scrutiny. It urges voters to stay engaged.
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Senate
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Baker
Sherman Adams
Buffalo
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White House
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Reynolds
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LBJ
Jenkins
Paul Y. Anderson
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Civil Rights Campaign Push In Hawaii
Members of Hawaii Civil Rights Conference launch a campaign to mail 100000 postcards to mainland voters urging Senate approval of the civil rights bill. Postcards are distributed free through churches newspapers and other groups with a message asking recipients to urge their senator to vote for the bill.
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UPI
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Senate
Ambassador Kohler Presents Bell From Liberty Ship
Ambassador Foy D Kohler presented Moscow with a two foot ship bell from the World War I Liberty ship SS Townsend Harris. He called it a reminder of mutual understanding and cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union during wartime aid to Murmansk.
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Moscow
SPI
Foy D Kohler
Soviet Union
Townsend Harris
Murmansk
Two Planes Collide Over Vienna Crash Into Downtown
Two sightseeing planes collided above Vienna on Saturday and crashed into a busy downtown district. Police said initial reports counted six dead, with no ground casualties reported.
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UPL
Dear Polly Pointers and Household Hacks
A collection of reader tips and quips from the Dear Polly column. Shabby lamp shades can improve with lace trimmed cap covers. Camping prep includes using plastic clothespins for tents maps and drying chores. A playful note about pennies as penalties for a child and a husband reader’s window cleaning tips.
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Helen
Cornell Student Dead After Gorge Fall Near Campus
Katherine Ek Loritsch 18 a Butler University student died after tumbling 98 feet into Cascadilla Gorge near Cornell University. Her date Timothy Janiatis Schenectady NY reported she stood with him under a tree when she complained of cold then walked toward the gorge and disappeared.
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Ithaca, NY
UPI
Katherine Ek
Loritsch
Butler University
Indianapolis
Ind
Cascadilla Gorge
Cornellniversity
Wheaton
Cornell University
Timothy Janiatis
Schenectady
Columbia appoints Baigeau head of Near East Institute
Columbia University President Grayson Kirk announced the appointment of Joh Baigeau as director of the Near and Middle East Institute. The UPI report notes Baigeau will assume duties and oversee research and outreach in the United Arab Republic region.
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New York
UPI
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Columbia University
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United Arab Republic
Middle East
Bahou
Brookings announces $255000 study on tax cut effects
The Brookings Institution announced a two year project to analyze consumer response to the 1964 tax cut. The study will be conducted at the University of Michigan and will examine spending earning behavior across income groups.
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UPT
Brookings Institution
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