Romney Denies Rockefeller Campaign Ties in 1964 Run
Bethany West Virginia reports Gov. George Romney of Michigan denies Rockefeller aides supplied campaign material. Romney praises Rockefeller and Seranti while noting they have left the presidential race. He advocates a fairer military draft system and says service should be on a just basis.
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New York
William Serant
Pennsylvania
Romney Receives Honorary Degree at Bethany College
Lindsborg Kansas—Romney was honored with an honorary doctor of laws degree at Bethany College. Swanson joked about installing an elevator to the basement of his one story home for convenience. He urged prioritizing the slate and basement as key targets while noting the dangers of losing focus.
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Phony Ballot Mailing Rapped By Sen Kuchel
Los Angeles Republican Senator Thomas H. Kuchel condemned a mailed set of ballot facsimiles as reprehensible. The faked ballots, copied from sample ballots by Registrar Benjamin Hite, lacked return addresses and misled voters by crossing candidate names. Kuchel urged federal action to curb election fraud and said Congress should act to prosecute such deceit. A California prosecutor opened an inquiry into the incident.
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Ford accuses Johnson of arrogance over press dealings
GOP leader Gerald Ford charged President Johnson with arrogance toward the press and the public in his handling of information. He said Johnson holds few news conferences, speaks little, and favors brief sessions with White House reporters, contrasting with Kennedy's more frequent briefings.
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Violence hits streets as Bosch supporters clash in Dominican Republic
In Santo Domingo police clash with leftist Bosch backers after Juan Bosch defeat. Gunfire echoes on El Conde as rebels guard Aristy’s home amid claims of fraud, with casualties reported among rebel forces and ongoing calls for calm.
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Montgomery Visit Urged by Cleveland Industrialist
Cyrus Zaton, Cleveland industrialist and Chesapeake and Ohio railway chairman, returned from England and urged inviting Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery to visit the United States. He said Montgomery would likely accept an invitation to share his insights on work and current global problems given his long involvement in world affairs.
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Peoria 114 Year-Old Man Signs For Medicare
Thomas Kidde, 114, the oldest Medicare signee in Peoria, lives with his daughter Carrie Smith who also qualifies for hospital insurance. Born August 31, 1851 in Mobile Alabama, Kidde was born into slavery as the youngest of 16 children and worked as a coal miner and farm hand through a long life.
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Dominican Republic election yields Balaguer amid uneasy calm
In Santo Domingo the election produced a cautious mandate as supporters and detractors assess Balaguer’s likely presidency. Observers note a tranquil capital after a week of public demonstrations, with lingering questions about post-Trujillo politics and external backing.
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Balaguer Victory Seen In Dominican Election
The Dominican Republic election ended with a clear Balaguer win as the rural majority backed a conservative reformist, while the left faced backlash for its revolutionary label. Officials from the OAS deemed the vote clean, with Balaguer close to 60 percent, reducing fraud concerns. A separate Pittsburgh report notes Ford urged a national highway transportation commission to guide research, control devices, and urban intercity road-vehicle systems.
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