Nixon Seeks Illinois Primary Boost With Name Entry
Nixon backers filed his name for Illinois April 12 preferential primary to spur Republican turnout. It is his second entry after New Hampshire. Rockefeller and Kennedy also filed. Daly of Chicago listed them without clear consent. Nixon plans to seek delegates in Oregon and Ohio primaries.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New Hampshire
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Washington
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
Oregos
Ohio
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Lar Daly
Chicago
Daly
Albany
N.Y
Africans Riot Over Macmillan Visit At Nyasaland Hotel
A mob of about 100 African demonstrators clashed with police outside the Ryals Hotel as Prime Minister Macmillan arrived for a luncheon. Rocks flew and a Rhodesian reporter was struck. Police later arrested more than 60 demonstrators after a 40 minute clash marking the first nationalist protest since last March's state of emergency.
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Ine
Wyasumnu
Macmillan
Elvie
Ryals
Nyasa
Iast
Graham Silent Over French Atomic Test Criticism
Evan Graham leaves Accra for Kumasi to continue his African crusade amid press criticism of his silence on France's planned Sahara atomic tests. Only 5,000 attended his second evangelistic meeting after 14,000 filled Accra Stadium the night before. Ghana Times notes disappointment at his stance on Christian France's detonation and its impact on African Christians.
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Billy Graham
Kumasi
France
Sahara
Accra
Graham
Ghana Times
Sahar
Map Missile Test Successful Over Ocean
A Jupiter missile test succeeded with a near midnight firing. The Army Ballistic Missile Agency said the launch performed perfectly and the camera network recorded the ascent from two points miles apart. Readings will help map Bermuda's position via star alignment and Coast and Geodetic surveys. Bevan remains weak after surgery for abdominal ailment. The Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction approved the semester program for teachers with consultants and resource teachers.
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Army Ballistic Misti'r
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Bermuda
London
Aneurin Bevan
la ‘Bor
Bevan
Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction
Monkeys and Mercy Across the Sea Letter to the Editor
A reader recounts a visit from a man in a green truck who removed a pet monkey causing chaos at a home. The writer then shifts to a plea for Korean relief, urging Copru area residents to donate money or clothing to aid famine and war-stricken Koreans, via local banks or the Salvation Army Korea.
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America
Korea
Copru
Salvation Army
Winking U S Satellite Plan to Flash Across Sky
John F Clark of the National Space and Aeronautic Administration outlined a plan for a winking satellite in polar orbit. The light flashing across the sky aims to help scientists measure earth shape and distances, aiding navigational fixes for ships and planes while contributing to broader solar impact research.
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Earth
United States
John
F Clark
National Space and Aeronautic Administration
You Said It Governor You Said It Governor
Gov Lawrence defends his Springfield, Missouri trip to deliver a political speech in Senator Stuart Symington's home state. He calls Tim a helluvan orator and notes his role as a national committeeman and Pennsylvania delegation chairman to the Democratic National Convention.
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Sanusoure
Lawrence
Springfield
Stuart Symiington
Pennsylvania
Tim
Jets Include Erie Airport In Schedule
Lake Central Airlines plans to add five Allison Super Convair prop-jets for Pittsburgh Erie Buffalo Nights. Airport manager DuVez and Allegheny Airlines plan to expand jet service at Port Erie with radar equipped aircraft, first delivery slated for late summer and full service within 45 days after the first jet arrives.
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Erie
Lake Central Airlines
Ralph Davee
Pittsburgh-Erie
Buffalo
Tam
Port Erie
Bie
Port Erle
Allegeny Airlines
Allegheny
Newark-Philadelphia Pittsburgh
DuVze
Allison
Dayton
Lake Central
Car crash cuts phone service near Titusville
A car left Route 8 three miles south of Titusville about 8:30 last night, knocked out a telephone pole and crashed into a large pine tree in Cherry Tree Township. Operator Logan Jordan of Titusville escaped serious injury. treated for minor injuries and released. Telephone service disrupted in the Cherry Tree district for a time.
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Titusville
Logan Jordan
Jordan
Titusville Hospital
Cherrytree
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