Rockefeller Declines Run for GOP Nomination
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller announces he will not campaign for the presidency. He says GOP leaders prefer Nixon and outlines three Oregon primary options plus a possible role as commentator. Nixon holds a large lead, and Romney’s withdrawal altered Nixon’s rivals.
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GOP
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Oregon
Nixon
Rockefeller
Action Line Help Ad from The Enterprise
A notice invites readers to contact ACTION LINE at The Enterprise to ask questions or raise concerns. It encourages calling anytime or writing to the desk for assistance or problem solving.
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Action
Politico pace on Vietnam shapes Rockefeller bid
In a QandA style column readers are assured Governor Rockefeller has not yet stated a Vietnam position and is maneuvering to craft a distinctive message for a presidential run. The piece notes his cautious public posture, possible timing, and potential for a strong equitable settlement statement.
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Rockefeller
Vietnam
Gov. Rockefeller
Nixon
R. V. Moss
Parking Lot Permit Policy Sparks Local Debate
Reader questions why only selected people may park in the City Hall lot south of the City County Building. The reply cites a "Parking by Permit Only" rule to ensure space for city and county employees who earn tax paid stipends, with permits available through the Civil Service office.
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Ol’ Deserter
Social Security
Internal Revenue Service
City of
High Point
Civil Service Office
High Point historical society seeks data to save Haley House
The High Point Historical Society appeals for material on the late 1800s and before 1935 to restore Haley House and fund a museum. They request donations or loaned items and volunteers for research and writing, offering xerox copies in return and urging community help before time runs out.
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High Point Historical Society
Haley House
High Point
Greensboro
Eisler Dies in Germany at 71 After East German Career
Berlin AP reports Gerhardt Eisler a former U S refugee who fled in 1949 and rose to be a Central Committee member and State Radio Committee chair died suddenly on March 21 while visiting the Armenian Socialist Soviet Republic His body was returned to East Germany and ADN noted his 1968 69 Moscow radio television cooperation leadership role.
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Berlin
Gerhardt Eisler
United States
ADN
German Socialist Unity (Communist) Party
Armenian Socialist Soviet Republic
Eisler
Soviet Union
Moscow
Mrs Dan Moore Hails UNC as Top in NCAA Final Four
In Raleigh Mrs. Dan Moore and Gov. Moore pose with Tar Heels Larry Miller Charlie Scott and Rusty Clark as UNC boards a flight to Los Angeles for Friday's NCAA Basketball Tournament final.
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Dan Moore
North Carolina
University of North Carolina
Tar Heels
Raleigh
Gov
Moore
Los Angeles
Larry Miller
Charlie Scott
Rusty Clark
Israelis invade Jordan in major operation and withdraw
Israeli forces drove about 200 miles into Jordan in a large scale push to wipe out terrorists then began a planned withdrawal. Reports said 15 Israelis were killed and 70 wounded, with at least 150 El Fatah killed and two tanks captured. Jordan and US allies urged pullback while King Hussein called for an Arab summit.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan
Israel
el Fatah
Britain
United States
Great Bitter Lake
Suez Canal
Middle East
Eric Gott
Getreu
Jericho
East Bank
Hussein
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
Security Council Schedules noon meeting on Israeli attack
United Nations officials report the Security Council moved quickly to convene a noon session at Jordan’s request. Ambassador Muhamad H. El-Farra urged action over Israel’s invasion of Jordanian territory and warned of a mass armed attack if the council remains idle. U Thant was to be briefed as consultations began.
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Roy Essoyan
Jordan Valley
West Bank
Karameh
Amman
Jordan
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Jorda
Israel
Muhammad H. El-Farra
Ousmane S. Diop
Senegal
Diop
El-Farra
U Thant
Council
Augr
War Costs 3.3 Billion Request Seen for Vietnam
AP reports the Johnson administration plans a 3.3 billion request for Vietnam. Roughly half would fund about 35,000 more U S troops, prompting Capitol Hill debate. Senator Fulbright decried predecision briefings as inadequate consultation and urged formal consultation before any troop increase.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
U.S
Defense Department
Congress
Johnson
Vietnam
Fulbright
White House
Arkansas Democrat
David M. Shoup
David M. P
Marine Corps
Students occupy Howard University administration building
About 1 200 students seized the four floors of Howard University’s administration building while 800 remained inside midmorning. The campus is closed indefinitely as protesters demand charter-day charge dismissals and more Afro American history courses.
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Robert Malson
Malson
Brown
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J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
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