Rockefeller Files for West Virginia Presidential Primary
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller formally entered West Virginia's May 12 presidential preference primary. His certificate and a $1,000 filing fee were submitted by Arch Gilles, an assistant campaign manager. West Virginia is not expected to be a key state this year as it was in 1960.
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Charleston
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
West Virginia
Rockefeller
Arch Gilles
Graham rules out presidential bid amid draft talk
Billy Graham, in Houston, announced he will not run for president nor support any presidential draft. He denied seeking political office and said he will remain in evangelism, rejecting rumors sparked by a Friday Houston Press story. He stated he has no intention of entering politics or encouraging supporters toward a Republican draft.
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Houston
UPI
Billy Graham
Graham
Houston Press
Ballistic expert links rifle to Beckwith in Evers slaying
In Jackson Mississippi a ballistic expert testified that a rifle found near the Medgar Evers home matched test-fired cartridge cases from a gun Beckwith reportedly traded four years earlier. FBI agent Poppleton said the evidence ties the weapon to the case. Beckwith, a 48 year old fertilize salesman from Greenwood, faces possible death in the gas chamber. Ennis McIntyre testified he traded a 30.00 EnGeld rifle to Beckwith.
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Jackson, Miss
Medgar Evers
Byrom de la Beckwith
Beckwood
Greenwood
Miss
Evers
FBI
Richard Poppleton
Washington
Beckwith
Ennis Thornton McIntyre
Bartender Held in Bombing Chicago Crime Syndicate Ties
Chicago police charged ex convict bartender Eugene R. Yocca with attempted murder arson and aggravated battery in the January 27 bombing of Boy Insurance broker Lewis C Barbe in front of Cook County Criminal Courts Building on the southwest side Barbe injured a mangled right leg Yocca 23 was questioned by Assistant State's Attorney James Flynn after a long interrogation and is accused of ties to crime syndicate related swindle cases in the state capital records show UPI report from Chicago
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Chicago
UPI
Playboy
Lewis C. Barbe
Barbe
Cook County
Ing
Eugene R. Yocca
Asst. State
James Flynn
Young Demos Mull Changes As VHGAS New
Resolutions at the 14th Young Democratic Clubs of America convention urged major shifts in foreign policy. Despite a warning from DNC Chairman Bailey due to illness, the resolutions committee approved several items on close votes, with Bailey urging restraint to avoid electoral embarrassment for Democrats.
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Vhgas, New
UPI
Young Democratic Clubs
Americ
John M. Bailey
Bailey
Saturn V to Orbit Moon in Four Years Say NASA Official
Paul Haney, new head of publicity for the Federal Space Agency, predicted Saturn V will launch within four years. He said the rocket could orbit Earth with a 249,000 pound payload and would power three-man Apollo crews to the Moon. He compared this mass with a 37,700 pound payload hurled earlier this week and a 31.4 pound ball orbited six years ago Friday.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
America
Paul Haney
Federal Space Agency
Haney
Space
United States
Dean Mrs Rahn dies at 56 SLHS in Hayward area
The sudden death of Mrs Thadea L Rahn 56 dean of girls at San Lorenzo High School follows a brief illness. A Hayward native she was a counselor and educator with a long career including stints at Hayward Union High Mission High Arroyo San Lorenzo and more. Memorial funds were discussed by students and faculty. Funeral arrangements are pending at Pratt-Flier Mortuary Hayward.
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Thadea L. Rahn
Hayward
Oakland
Thaded L. Rai
San Lorenzo High School
Abbie Harder
Donald Harder
Rahn
Averard
Hayward Union High School
University of California At Berkeley
University of California
University of Southern California
San Francisco State College
Stanford University
California State College At
Mission High School
San Francisco
American Red Cross
Hayward High School
Arroyo High School
Johnson name used in TV ad deal described as background music
Albert G. Young testified before the Senate Rules Committee that a reference to Lyndon B. Johnson in a June 11 1957 letter was only background music. He said he never spoke with Johnson about the deal and the ad purchase related to KTBC Austin.
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Washington
Albert G. Young
Johnson
Senate Rules Committee
Young
Austin
Tex
Robert G. Baker
Baker
Scnate
Senate
Don B. Reynolds
Oval
Reynolds
Lime
Walter Jenkins
Publi
Jenkins
KTBC
Sen
Dohoson
Mr. Reynolds
Sen. Johnson
Ito
Austie
AF Recovers Downed Jet From Reds
In East Germany a US Air Force Sabreliner downed jet wreckage was brought to West Berlin. Capt. Miles J. McNaughton led a nine hour convoy to Vogelsberg to recover three officers Lt. Col Gerald Hannaford Capt. Donald Millard and Capt. John Lorraine. The bodies were returned to West Germany Friday.
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U.S. Army
U.S. Air Force
West Berlin
East Germany
Neil Fouts
Lincoln, Neb
Jan L. Gregory
Lynchburg
Berlin
Miles J. McNaughton
St. James, Aly
McNaughton
Jean
Vogelsberg
Gerald Hannaford
Austin
Texas
Donald Millard
Ukiah
Calif
John Lorraine
Tucsonville
McNaughiion
West Germany
California lawmakers face record $3.66 billion budget proposal
State legislators return to the capitol amid a banner that highlights a historic budget proposal totaling 3.66 billion dollars. The brief note points readers to page 2 for the full story and lists related wires and local columns such as obituaries and sports.
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California
Oroville Dam defects questioned by state officials
Sacramento reports quote Governor and state Senate officials reexamining construction of the $102 million Oroville Dam project amid claims of substandard materials and faulty work. Department of Water Resources director Warne defended inspectors and said soil and earth-fill concerns do not indicate substandard practices, while Oroville figures press for a Senate inquiry.
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Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
Warne
Oroville
Erro
Stan Pittman
State Senate
Oroville Mercury
William E. Warne
Department of Water Resources
Brown
Pitman
Dan
Beebe
Tay
Te Department
Ory Nant Constructors
Wartie
U S Cyprus Plan Gains Allied Support in Cyprus Crisis
Britain announced that Greece and Turkey accepted a U S backed peacekeeping plan for Cyprus. Turkish Foreign Minister Erkin confirmed Ankara’s acceptance while Greek leaders reportedly approved after emergency talks. Peace hopes rose as allied police would monitor the volatile island.
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London
Greece
Turkey
Britain
U.S
Cyprus
Commonwealth Relations
Conan Sandys
Feridim Cemal Erkin
Sandys
Erkin
Atlantic Alliance
Eta
Mediterranean
Ankara
Athens
Yoannis Paraskevepouilos
Talks Recessed in Steel Wage Dispute Stalemate
Fremont negotiators for Pacific States Steel Corp and the United Steel Workers Union recessed talks for the weekend noting some progress. Union president Raul Ramirez said, Progress is being made, but after this amount of time I can't be optimistic. Talks will resume Monday on the five month old strike spurred by a wage dispute.
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Fremont
Pacific States Steel Corp
United Steel Workers Union
Raul Rasmirez
Ramirez
Today’s Prayer Reflects on Lovelessness and Forgiveness
A devotional prayer seeks divine guidance to confess sins of lovelessness and the hurt caused by careless words and unfaithfulness. The speaker addresses an all wise God of love, asking for inner transformation and renewed fidelity in daily life.
NBC ABC Strike Averted In Nationwide Negotiations
A nationwide strike against NBC and ABC was averted after negotiators reached a three year contract. A NABET spokesman said standby crews were dismissed and details were not immediately released. CBS was not involved due to a separate union.
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San Diego
Calif
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
American Broadcasting Co
ABC
Upton
Nek
National Association of Broadcast Employes and Technicians
NABET
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Formosa Coup Attempt Halted By Loyal Officer
UPI reports a pistol wielding political officer stopped a disgruntled armored corps general's bid to coup Formosa last week. The general and 20 to 30 officers face court martial while the officer was promoted. identities are unnamed. The revolt aimed to press action against Japan and France, with the rebel leader denying intent to overthrow the government.
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Taipe
UPI
Formosa
Mot
Chiang Wei-kuo
Chiang Kai-shek
Chiang
Japan
Red China
France
Peking
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