Belaunde Leads in Peru Election Race
In Lima AP reports Fer nado Belaunde Terry leading in unofficial Peru presidential counts as seven candidates vie. With Congress to decide if no one hits 20 percent plus one, Belaunde trails at about 33 percent while ex-dictator Manuel Odria and Victor Raul Haya de la Torre stay close. Ballots estimated at 1.5 million, about 75 percent of registered voters.
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Troopers Die on New Jersey Turnpike Crash
KEARNY N J AP three state troopers were crushed to death when a bus rammed their patrol car on the New Jersey Turnpike in a four vehicle crash Monday. The driver Raymond E Peters Jr 35 Easton Pa said brakes failed. The Royal Blue Coach Inc bus struck a passenger car, hit the police car, crushed it against a dump truck and rode over it.
Political Battle To Ballot Stage In South Carolina
In Columbia AP reports the Senate race between incumbent Olin Johnson and Gov. Ernest Hollings reaches the primary ballot, with five governor candidates and five other state contests also on voters’ marks. Republicans nomee W D Workman Jr for Senate and Floyde Spence for Congress. The primary open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. with predictions hard to make and political tensions running high.
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Ernest F. Hollings
Senate
W. D. Workman Jr
Columbia
U.S. Senate
Floyde Spence
Lexington
Congress
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Hollings
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James F. Brynes
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Quiet Rockefeller Edge Emerges At GOP National Meet
In Seattle Republicans at the national committee meetings lean toward Nelson Rockefeller as likely 1964 presidential nominee amid talk of Nixon and Rockefeller rivalries. George Hinman says he seeks state by state insights, noting a possible Kennedy style grassroots push if Rockefeller secures re election.
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Nelson A. Rockefel
Richard M. Nixon
California
George Ronney
Michigan
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
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Health Capsules: Mexican migrants taller study note
A recent survey found Mexican men who came to the United States before age 27 and stayed at least two years tended to be taller than their kinsmen who remained in Mexico. The observation, reported in Health Capsules by Michael A Pett M D, highlights possible effects of migration on stature.
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Gia
Mexico
Bride Killed in Auto Accident Near Jacksonville
Patricia Oliver an 18 year old Kansas City bride was killed in a traffic crash near Jacksonville Florida Monday Her husband Gene Oliver 20 a seaman apprentice at the Jacksonville Naval Air Station was seriously injured along with his in laws Mr and Mrs Orville Ring in the Duval Medical Center Patricia sisters Cheryl 16 and Karen 6 suffered fractures The couple had attended Central High School in Kansas City and planned their marriage Patricia was just graduated the previous week.
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Patricia Oliver
Florida
Gene Oliver
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Montgall
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Karen Ring
Oliver
Central High School
Patricia
Nigeria Thankful for Peace Corps Mission Leaders Say More Needed
Nigeria's Senate president Dennig Chuhude Osadehay and House Speaker Tbra him Jalo Waziri praised U S Peace Corps volunteers at an African-American Institute banquet in Washington and urged expanding the program. They led a nine member parliamentary delegation amid recent tensions over a controversial postcard by a U S volunteer.
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Nigerian Senate
House
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Nigeria
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Madam Chiang Raises Funds for Refugees in Formosa Tea
Madam Chiang Kai-shek raised 81065 for mainland refugees who escaped to Hong Kong, at a Formosa tea for 90 prominent Chinese women. The largest gift, 10000, came from Mrs. Chen Cheng, wife of the vice president and premier. The Nationalist government will admit an unspecified number of refugees, though no arrangements have been made yet.
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China
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Chiang Kai-shek
Republic of China
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