Romney's Push for Nomination Continues on Mackinac Island
Governor George Romney moves his 1968 Republican presidential bid forward after a weekend gathering with Nelson Rockefeller John Chafee and William Scranton. The trio publicly endorsed Romney while questions about an official candidacy linger amid Romney’s focus on Michigan fiscal reform and riots recovery.
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Problem of Retired is How to Spend That Extra 25,000 Hours
HAL BOYLE notes if retirement ends at 65 and work continues to death, 25,000 extra hours on the job arise. The column surveys spending those hours, plus quips, trivia, and everyday observations on diets, animals, food, appliances, and common wisdom.
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Throne Heir Prince Charles Dunks Dress Attire at Pool
Prince Charles dunked Primrose Countess Cadogan at a Buckhurst Park pool party after midnight. Guests said Queen Elizabeth II had left, the countess wore a silk blue dress, and Prince Ali of Mushidabad assisted, with Cadogan entering the water fully clothed. The incident occurred at a friend of Prince Philip’s country home.
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Andrews Convicted of Lying in Kennedy Plot Case
In New Orleans AP, Dean Andrews was found guilty on three of five perjury counts for lying to a grand jury about a mysterious figure in the Kennedy assassination plot. A five-count perjury case featured long deliberations, with defense planning an appeal as sentencing looms and Oswald advisor Shaw linked to Bertrand alias Bertrand.
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Hope Star captures boy trapped 24 hours in West Virginia well
Leonard Boyce, 15, climbed into a neighbor's water well for a cleaning job and was buried 14 feet underground. Rescue teams, including 40 workers and earth moving equipment, pulled him free after 24 hours of cave ins. He survived on water and hot chocolate and is now in good condition at a hospital in Parsley’s Bottom near the Kentucky border.
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Royal Pair Attend a Star's Party in Hollywood
Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco attended a Rock Hudson hosted party honoring Carol Burnett on the eve of her CBS series. Grace wore a full length robe and Rainier wore an open shirt and slippers amid about 200 guests including Eva Gabor, Lucille Ball, Barbra Streisand, James Garner, Henry Fonda, and Danny Thomas.
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British-Nambia envoy Simbule faces expulsion call
London AP report notes Ali Simbule, Zambia's high commissioner to Britain, apologized for a past insult and again challenged Britain over Rhodesia. Conservative MP Sir Samuel Cunningham demands immediate expulsion, while Simbule has held the post in London for only three weeks.
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Ernie Ford to headline Arkansas Livestock Exposition show
Tennessee Ernie Ford will perform at the Arkansas Livestock Exposition grandstand show in Little Rock from October 3 to 8. He will sing twice daily with The Teddy Phillips Orchestra and The Kids Next Door, co sponsored by the exposition and Associated Grocers of Arkansas. A gate admission ticket covers most shows with a $1 surcharge on Saturday and Sunday.
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