Rockefellers Marriage Sparks National Gossip and Debate
Gov Nelson Rockefeller wed Margaretta Murphy amid mixed views on political impact. The ceremony at the Rockefeller estate followed a high profile romance after Rockefeller divorced Mary Rockefeller. The couple plan a Venezuela honeymoon and return to Albany to govern.
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Happy) Murphy
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Johnson Attacks Republicans in Wisconsin Cuba Speech
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson called Cuba a showcase of Communist failure costing the Soviet Union millions daily. He defended Kennedy policy, urged against bombing, and urged Democratic support in Wisconsin. He highlighted domestic programs and criticized GOP opposition on care for the aged transit and youth bills.
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Regents approve Whitewater food service building plan
STEVENS POINT AP The Board of State College Regents approved the construction of a half million dollar food service building at Whitewater State College. They directed new plans for a physical education building at La Crosse State due to cost overruns and approved a major psychology course at La Crosse. The board also sent to committee a proposal to rename state colleges as universities, led by regent W D McIntyre of Eau Claire.
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Disaster on Nile Sinks 200 Passenger Launch
At Maghaghah in Upper Egypt a motor launch carrying about 200 pilgrims sank in the Nile. Only 15 survived as families drowned. The vessel, rated for 80, had more than double passengers aboard amid a Kurban Bayram vigil. Survivors and injured awaited news on the riverbank as investigators opened a probe.
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Trees in Bloom on the Kickapoo Valley
Warm weather brings apple blossoms to the Kickapoo Valley region as trees begin to bloom in the afternoon. Local observers predict Sunday drivers will be rewarded with a scenic display worth a trip.
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Laos premier blames Pathet Lao for helicopter attack
Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma charged that pro-Communist Pathet Lao fighters fired on two truce mission helicopters near Plaine des Jarres. He warned of possible renewed civil war and said peace talks might not resume as he returned from Pathet Lao headquarters.
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Speculation on Khrushchev Heir Amid Kozlov Illness
MOSCOW AP reports Frol R. Kozlov 55, Khrushchev’s chosen successor, is gravely ill with a brain blood clot and may be hospitalized for months. Western observers expect Leonid Brezhnev 56 to become heir if Kozlov cannot continue.
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Directive Would Curb Newsmen In S. Viet Nam
Washington AP report says a House subcommittee possesses a confidential cable from Secretary Rusk directing limits on U S reporters in Vietnam. It calls to keep reporters from areas with heavy U S troop activity and from zones showing Diem regime legitimacy. Hearing planned to weigh classification and possible censorship claims.
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Iron County Death Raises Wisconsin Toll to 216
The death of Wilbur E. Kim, 43, of Iron Belt, raises Wisconsin’s highway fatality toll to 216 for 1963. He was killed early Saturday when his car left Highway 77 and struck a tree about miles west of Hurley, according to Coroner Kenneth Backlund.
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