Rockefeller Faces Uphill Battle for Midwest Support
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller arrives in Chicago for a two day swing to win Midwest GOP backing against Nixon. Early scenes show public indifference with no crowds or organized support visible. He plans Wisconsin events and California Oregon stops with meetings with Illinois party officials.
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Chicago
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Midwest
Rockefeller
Wisconsin
California
Oregon
Illinois
Morton Hollingsworth
Mary
Ex Skate Champion Earl Van Horn Shot Dead in Spiteful Divorce
Ex roller skating champion Earl Van Horn, 62, was shot to death by his wife Jean 35 after a bitter argument at their Mineola home. The couple co owned a skating rink. Van Horn had two cancer operations recently and his wife faced blackouts and had been forbidden to drive. They had two other children Earl Jr. and Lisa.
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Mineola
N. Y
Earl van Horn
Jean
van Horn
Long Island
Inez
Earl Jr
Lisa
Strike Violence Is Heard at State Supreme Court
Raleigh The State Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a wave of Henderson strike violence cases. Appeals include convictions for riot assault and property damage tied to the Textile Workers Union of America and dynamiting plans at Harriet Henderson Cotton Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
State Supreme Court
Henderson
Tor
Textile Workers Union of America
Harriet-Henderson
High Court
James Ledford
Charlotte
James Randieman
Elkin
Supreme Court
Vance Superior Court
Asst
Wade Bruton
Vance Recorder's Court
Carolinas
Traes Eee
Ae Ee Payton
Harriet-Henderson Cotton Mills
TWUA
Langelle Awaits Ship To America From Amsterdam
Ex embassy security officer Russell A. Langelle awaiting State Department approval to return by ship to the United States after being expelled from the Soviet Union on espionage charges. He and his wife and three children arrived in Amsterdam by plane from Moscow and discussed alleged abduction and rough treatment by five Russians. They spent time sightseeing while awaiting clearance.
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Amsterdam
The
Netherlands
Russsell A. Langelle
Soviet Union
State Department
Langelle
Moscow
Linda
David
Mary
Government Moves to End Steel Walkout
Government officials prepared to end the nationwide steel strike as talks aimed to resume in Pittsburgh. The move comes as the 98 day stoppage pressures production and prompts new policy considerations.
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Pittsburgh
Missile Director to Retire from Army after 28 years
Maj. Gen. John B. Medaris head of the Army Ordnance Missile Command plans to retire January 31 after 28 years of active duty and 10 in the National Guard and Army reserve. He helped launch the first earth satellite and the Jupiter missile while leading Huntsville operations.
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New York
John B. Medaris
Army Ordnance Missile Command
Medaris
National Guard
Army Reserve
Army
Inter-Service
Air Force
Huntsville
Ala
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cances
Army Missile Command
Ballistic Missile Agency
Army Rocket and Guided Missile Agency
White Sands Missile Range
New Mexico
Missile Firing Laboratory
Cape Canaveral
Jet Propulsion Laboratories
Pasadena
Calif
NASA
Defense
Girls Left In Freezer Tragedy Shocks Merrick
In Merrick New York police report a 34 year old woman Joan Anton killed herself after placing her two pajama clad children Barbara five and Joan nine months inside a basement freezer. Alfred eleven and George ten remain with the father's sister in Hialeah Florida for the school year.
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Merrick
N.Y
Joan Anton
Barbara
Joan
Alfred
Anton
George
Hialeah
Fla
Congress may act if steel strike resumes next January
Senate leaders Mansfield and Keating warn that an 80 day cooling off may drive Congress to act. President Eisenhower offers Justice Dept injunction under Taft Hartley to delay a walkout. Officials discuss using Railway Labor Act procedures for steel arbitration and conciliation.
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Pittsburgh
U. S. District Court
Herbert P. Sorg
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Arthur J Goldberg
Anne Goldberg
McDonald
Rogers
Fact Finding Board of Inquiry
Washington
Mike Mansfield
Man- Keating
RNY
Mansfield
Congress
Eisenhower
Justice Department
Keating
Uti
Men Die Sooner Than Women Physicians Say After Study
A team from New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center reports men die sooner than women, though women report more disabling illness. After analyzing 25 year health and work records of 116 men and 9% women, they note men show more life threatening illnesses and less illness-related bed rest. A separate dentist finds that frequent snacking correlates with higher tooth decay in children.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Lawrence E. Hinkle Jr
Ruth Redmonth
Norman Plummer
Harold G. Wolff
New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Center
Agce
New Public Health Assn
Hinkle
Robert G. Weiss
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Near Riot Breaks Out At Greenwich Village School
A disorder erupted in a Greenwich Village all girls school as 16 year old Loretta Lancaster fought Principal Dr Esther Rothman in an auditorium full of problem pupils. A 15 year old officer was attacked while 80 girls watched a film. Police arrived to restore order.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Board of Education
Esther Rothman
Loretta Lancaster
Loretta
Dr. Rothman
Polie
Seymour Cohen
Blendell Hughes
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C. E. Webster
Zelienople
Robert
Cleveland
Ha Webster
U.S
Stratton
Srenecart
America
U. S. Atty
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George C. Doub
Ruth Urdanivia
Carol
Christine
Luis
Ruth
Anna Marie
Allentown
Ruth Mae Urdanivia
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