Romney slips after brainwash remark in Harris survey
Louis Harris reports Gov. George Romney of Michigan drops to fourth as Nixon Rockefeller Reagan gain in a special Harris survey. Romney’s brainwash disclosure hurts his reputation on decisive leadership and foreign policy, with voters judging him flip flopping and inexperienced.
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Richard Nixon
Ronald Reagan
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Reagan
California
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Filipino Farmer Clings to Coconut Tree to Flee Death Threats
Manila AP reports 48 year old Quirino Berja climbs a 60 foot coconut tree in Binalonan to escape what he believes are killers. He has lived there seven weeks, surviving on aid and rope hoists while two suspects in his son's mysterious death await bail.
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Sweating Stone at Lincoln Memorial Draws Attention
The marble statue in the Lincoln Memorial shows moisture when sudden warm weather follows cold. Freeze thaw cycles bring the stone to perspire as water surfaces, needing removal to prevent damage.
Spending Ceiling Favored in Budget Debate
Washington lawmakers debate imposing a strict spending ceiling in the President’s tax plan unless substantial cuts are made. Treasury warns of a $2 billion borrowing need if taxes aren’t raised. A private study notes per capita federal spending rose 2.3 times in 20 years after inflation, led by health, labor and welfare. Senate foe Ribicoff calls for reform and cuts instead of a tax hike. Autograph claim noted: 29 genuine Christopher Columbus signatures exist.
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Rioting in Turkey after deadly Sivas Kayseri soccer clash
Violence over a regional rivalry left 41 dead in Kayseri stadium. Sivas supporters objected to a home goal and mobs burned stores and a hotel in Sivas while police and the army tried to quell the unrest.
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Kayseri
Feud Over Crime War Continues
Washington AP reports House Republicans and the Justice Department clash over the war on organized crime. The GOP task force demands closed session access to surveillance records from 1961 to 1965, while the department warns release could destroy valuable criminal intelligence. Prosecutions are at an all-time high two years after ending illegal surveillance.
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Sandburg Honored At Lincoln Memorial
Carl Sandburg poet of Lincoln biography was honored at a memorial service in front of the Lincoln Memorial. President Johnson led tributes with thousands in attendance and noted Sandburg wished no bells for his death. The ceremony featured songs and readings by notable literary figures and performers.
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Lincoln Memorial
Washington
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Abraham Lincoln
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Johnson
Lynda
Marine
Charles S. Robb
Charley Byrd
Air Force
Jessye Norman
Mark van Doren
Archibald MacLeish
New Style Budget Nears Readiness From Presidential Commission
A 16 member presidential commission reports the new style federal budget is nearly ready for the White House. It aims to replace NSA and administrative formats with a consolidated cash style. The draft may show higher spending and tax totals, including government insurance trust funds.
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Washington
White House
T Johnson
NIA
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Associated Press
United States
Not Really a River Plaza in Argentina Misnamed
The article clarifies that Plaza is not a river but a shallow freshwater bay fed by a river system. It explains the body is a bay with inflowing waters rather than a true river channel.
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Argentina
Plaza
Frugal Shopper Prefers Budget Aware Spouse In Ad
A buyer praises careful spending and saving money on purchases. The note highlights a practical shopper who values bargain sense and thrift at 127 North Main Street.
Evangelist Rev Newell Leads Church Of God in St Louis
Former pastor of First Church of God, Rev Newell now serves as pastor of the St Louis congregation. He is Vice Chair of the General Assembly of the Church of God and chairs the National Board of Christian Education in Anderson Indiana.
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First Church of God Congregation
First Church of God
St. Louis
General Assembly of the Church of God
Tional Board of Christian Education
Anderson, Indiana
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