Rockefeller Seeks 1960 GOP Nomination Tours Southwest
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller reports growing support as he surveys eight states including Oklahoma and Texas on a possible presidential bid. He says Nixon leads among party leaders, but declines Nixon-can't-win arguments and praises Nixon’s record while signaling openness to a Nixon-Rockefeller ticket.
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Real McCoys on WSOC TV Charlotte Channel 9
Channel 9 in Charlotte airs Real McCoys at 8 30 with local viewers invited to watch. The program schedule lists debut details and times for the broadcast.
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Charlotte
Two N C Men Are In Rhodes Competition
Twelve top Southeast college students compete in Atlanta for Rhodes scholarships. Winners receive two years of graduate study at Oxford. From North Carolina Ralph Bryant III of Raleigh and Yale senior and George C Hudson Jr a Duke graduate student are chosen to enter the regional.
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Torchlight reception planned for Eisenhower return
President Eisenhower will receive a torch light welcome with calcium flares on his return from overseas. District Commissioner McLaughlin said 10 000 torches will be handed out for the Lafayette Square celebration near the White House. Nixon earlier expressed hope for an enthusiastic reception on his return from the tour.
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Grandmother and children die in Houston fire
Hattie Hardy aged 70 and three Yarbrough children Anthony five Denise three and a 13 month old died in a Houston house fire while parents were at a washateria. Neighbors alerted Ernest and Mrs Yarbrough who were grieving as fire officials urged no immediate cause.
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Madame Wei Tao Ming Dies at 63 Cancer Claim
Madame Wei Tao Ming, 63, a leader in Chinese movements for emancipation of women and international law, died Wednesday of cancer in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Madame Wei Tao Ming
Richard H. Armstrong dies at University Law School
Richard H. Armstrong of Portland Maine died Wednesday at the University Law School. The brief notice lists no survivors or service details.
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Portland, Maine
University Law School
TV figures dread Christmas season
AP TV-Radio writer Cynthia Lowry reports that amid festive cheer, TV executives fear cancellations as many shows end their 13 week runs. Only five of 110 weekly network series have been canceled so far, with NBCs Five Fingers Wichita Town CBSs Big Party The Lineup and ABCs World oe being eyed.
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Touhy Shot In West Side Mystery Killings
The gangster Roger Touhy was shot in a West Side Chicago home, dying on the operating table after six shotgun blasts. Investigators weighed gangland ambush theories, with former FBI man Virgil Peterson linking possible Scarface Al Capone rivals, while the lawyer and district attorney offered differing views on professional involvement. Witnesses described panic as gunfire shattered a quiet neighborhood.
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Thousands hail Pope as cardinals created in Rome
In St Peter's Basilica Pope John XXIII placed the red hat on two American cardinals and five others named this week. The U S honorees are Albert Gregory Meyer archbishop of Chicago and Alois Muench archbishop of Fargo North Dakota and apostolic nuncio to Germany.
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Fox Trapper Fined in England for Illegal Traps
BRAINTREE England AP Claude Grimwood of Wethersfield paid a 5 pound fine for illegally setting fox traps. One trap snared the village policeman, prompting fines and concern over hunting methods in the area.
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England
Claude Grimwood
Wethersfield
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