Pressure Increases On Nixon To Run For California Governor
National Chairman William E. Miller and Sen. Barry Goldwater urge Nixon to consider a California governor bid. They warn Nixon may face immense pressure if polls show he can beat Gov. Pat Brown. Nixon resists, pursuing rallies and moves to stay free for a potential 1964 presidential run.
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Kansas Takes Custody Of Teen-Agers
Kansas officers took custody of two AWOL teens from Fort Hood and will return them to Sharon Springs to face trial for a wallace Kaw murder. The youths George R. York 18 and James D. Latham 19 admit a seven killing spree across five states including Florida Georgia Illinois Colorado Tennessee and Utah authorities said.
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Two More Bodies Recovered After Stuttgart Train Wreck
In Stuttgart Germany two commuter trains collided near Esslingen killing 35 and injuring 47. Officials cite a red signal violation by one train as the cause while six U.S. servicemen children on the other train escaped unharmed. The Army named Ida Ogilvie Marion Candelore Reuel San Pedro Linda Juhns Ruth Joiner and Penelope Biggs as passengers. The Soviet Union coverage notes its vast expanse across Europe and Asia.
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Weirton
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Newcastle
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Stevenson arrives amid leftist protests in Chile
A small protest by about 30 leftists in Santiago shattered U S I A windows as Adlai Stevenson arrived as Kennedy's special envoy. Police detained one demonstrator. others fled, while Stevenson enjoyed a warm reception and prepared to discuss the Inter American Economic and Social Council meeting at Punta del Este. The visit includes talks with Chilean leaders and agencies before he heads to Bolivia.
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