Rockefeller Urged to Enter 1968 Presidential Race
Top Republicans and officials met at Gov Nelson Rockefeller's Fifth Avenue home urging him to enter the GOP race for the 1968 presidential nomination. Attendees included seven governors, three U.S. senators, five congressmen and Mayor John Lindsay. Rockefeller offered no comment after a two hour closed door strategy session. The group pressed for him to be an announced and active candidate, while Rockefeller will consult leaders before deciding. The meeting followed Romney's exit and Nixon's position as front runner ahead of New Hampshire and Oregon primaries.
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Treasury Moves on Tax Reforms to end tax free bonds
The Treasury moves to end the tax exemption for industrial development bonds used by states and localities, arguing they lower funding costs and raise taxes. The plan targets bonds issued after March 15, while broader reform proposals seek changes to charitable foundations, estate taxes, and corporate exemptions over a year.
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Associated Press
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Prince Charles writes Varsity piece as Cambridge garbage man sings
In Cambridge Charles, 19, writes for Varsity about the dull dustman’s refrain of Oh Come All Ye Faithful from Trinity College. Frank Clarke, 46, a garbage truck driver, confirms adjusting collection time to 9 am and defends his ex‑army punctuality and the deep hymn sung by the singer.
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Inmates End Prison Riot at Oregon State Penitentiary
The riot damaged facilities costing about 6 million dollars as inmates seized control, released four guards, and demanded reforms. George W. Randall agreed to their terms granting medical, visiting, and program improvements while appointing Hoyt Cupp as acting warden.
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Talbot Feild Jr speaks to Hope Rotary on session fallout
Arkansas legislator Rep Talbot Feild Jr addressed the Hope Rotary Club at Town and Country reviewing the recent special legislative session. He outlined school and prison reform proposals and anticipated a second session in about 90 days to tackle industrialization. He praised Mike Frost of the Department of Administration and noted Lynn Davis bill controversy.
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Jim Pruden
Jack Lloyd
Vietnam
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Little Rock
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Texarkana
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