Nixon signals possible 1968 run but urges GOP moderation
Friends debate Nixon’s future with some urging a comeback while others push him to wait. In 1964 he stayed silent on candidacy prospects, while California comments suggest a non extreme, diverse GOP approach. He cautioned against a leftward shift and noted California voters favor non-extreme candidates.
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Kennedys Rest at Glen Ora Estate in Virginia
President Kennedy left the White House and traveled to Middleburg Virginia for a quiet weekend on the Glen Ora estate. He arrived with his 3 year old daughter Caroline and later attended Mass on the back lawn after landing by Marine corps helicopter.
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Oil Rig Wire Accident Kills Three Workers in Odessa
Odessa reports three oil field workers dead after their rig contacted a high voltage line at the landing pad. The victims identified as O. E. Hazard, 22, G. R. Bridges, 23, and W. T. Richards. A bystander, Mrs Kennedy, aided in the scene before authorities arrived.
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Nixon's Home Sold in Capital
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon said he sold his Washington house for about 102000, claiming he paid 75000 plus 26000 in improvements. The buyer is a Washington attorney, who will take possession after the school year ends. Mrs. Nixon and their daughters remain in Washington until then as Nixon searches for a Los Angeles area home.
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California woman killed in Utah crash near Mack
A California woman, Mrs. Alex D. Wilkinson, 27, of Hayward, was killed in a two car collision on U.S. 650 one mile west of Mack, Caro. Her husband and the couple's two sons were injured in the Saturday accident.
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Yugoslavs lure Velia in airport porch scheme
Hollywood starlet Tania Velia, a former Yugoslav swimming standout granted asylum in Australia, said two Yugoslav men at Frankfurt Airport contacted her to return home. She declined, catching a Paris flight and later arriving in London for a singing engagement. She spoke after arriving on Saturday with her mother unchanged by the incident.
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Top Bridge Scores At Idaho Pairs Championship
Top scoring pair Mr and Mrs M Y Barber of 1825 E Third St tied for top in the Idaho Pairs at the Denver Hilton. The single-session event drew 149 players on day one of the American Contract Bridge League tournament in Denver Colorado.
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Chased Boys Aid Police In Crash La Puente
A sheriff patrol car chasing two youths at 75 mph rolled when steering failed. The 7 year old boys pulled uninjured deputies from the wreck and summoned help. Deputies Read and Kramer treated for head and neck injuries. The incident occurred Saturday night in La Puente.
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