GOP Governors Back Romney as 1968 Presidential Bid
Colorado Springs governors declare national administration losing confidence and back Michigan Governor Romney as the GOP standard bearer. Reagan urges total mobilization in Vietnam while not committing to any candidate, urging California to play a major party role. Rhodes and Reagan refuse early commitments, steering toward a broader presidential field.
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Michigan
George Romney
White House
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John A. Love
Colorado
Ernor Ronald Reagan
California
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U.S
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Republi
Harlan Ware Fled City For Hills To Write Tribune Column
GAYS MILLS Wisconsin Harlan Ware predicts a reverse migration from city to country with his move from Carmel California to Kickapoo hills He will write One Quiet Lane a Tribune column asserting rural life offers quiet value Ware former radio writer for One Man's Family and novelist plans dairy grazing and trout pools on his 200 acre Crawford County farm with a Wisconsin winter ahead.
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Wis
United States
Harlan Ware
Carmel-By- The-Sea
California
Kickapoo Hills
Ware
la Crosse Sunday Tribune
Ruth
Colliers
the Saturday Evening Post
Esquire
McCalls
Good Housekeeping
Ily
Kickapoo Valley
Wisconsin
Carmel
Crawford County
America
Rusk To Seek More NATO Aid In Viet War
In Jackson Mississippi AP Hoover accuses Robert F Kennedy of boosting wiretap use while he was attorney general and says electronic eavesdropping rose at Kennedy's urging. Kennedy disputes the claim, noting only cases of national security involved wiretaps. Hoover cites a 1961 letter about 78 wiretaps and 67 listening devices.
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NATO
FBI
Attorney General
Kennedy
Gross
Mississippi
Hoover
Las Vegas
Fred B. Black Jr
Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Senate
Washington
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Senate Judiciary Committee
Rusk seeks NATO aid for Vietnam while NATO allies decide aid type
Secretary of State Dean Rusksaid in Saigon he will seek more help from NATO members for Vietnam but each ally will decide what it can provide. He did not specify troop requests. The report notes U S airstrikes, a downed A10, and accidental mortar and aerial bombing incidents near Bien Hoa and Rockpile amid ongoing fighting.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
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NATO
Bangkok
Paris
Rusk
United States
Bien Hoa
Rockpile
Border Demilitarized Zone
3Rd Marine Division
Brandt's Son Joins Anti U S Viet Nam Parade
About 800 German youths marched in Berlin including Peter Brandt 18 son of Willy Brandt. Leftist groups led the rally with signs calling Americans out of Viet Nam and urging negotiations with the Viet Cong. Police kept order as some youths broke from the route.
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Berlin
Willy Brandt
Viet Nam
Johnson
North
Brandt
Peter Brandt
West Berlin
Bonn
Social Democrat Party
Oslo
Norway
U.S
Nine Italian prisoners freed for flood rescue at Florence jail
Rome AP reports President Saragat pardoned nine inmates of Florence’s Maria Teresa Jail after they helped save prison officers and their families during the November 4 flood. Prisoners used ladders and torches to cut bars and reach inmates and relatives, with 11 of 19 rescued people reported as children.
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Rome
Giuseppe Saragat
Italy
Florence
Maria Teresa
Tractor Mishap Fatal for Two in Wisconsin
Kendall Wisconsin resident James Noonan 43 died of a heart attack Saturday while trying to fight a tractor that had overturned. Vernon Paulson 52, from rural Elroy, was fatally injured the previous afternoon. Smith Nelson Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Kendall
Wis
James Noonan
Vernon A. Paulson
Elroy
Smith - Nelson Funeral Home
Ike to Undergo Gallbladder Surgery on Monday
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower will have his gallbladder removed at Walter Reed Army Hospital on Monday morning. The operation is set for 8 a.m. and is expected to last about ninety minutes. Hospital said hospitalization after surgery may last 10 to 14 days.
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Ike
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Gen. Eisenhower
Gunman shoots two in Bryant Park before police wound him
In Manhattan Bryant Park a gunman killed two passersby before police bullets critically wounded him. Officer John Gray from Troy helped halt the shooting. The victims were Doran Norton, 64, and Charles Linden Swan, 29, identified by police.
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New York
Manhattan
Bryant Park
John Gray
Troy
N.Y
Doran J. Norton
Charles Linden Swan
Binghamton
Gustave D. Williams
South Ozone Park
Queens
Avenue of the Americas
Fifth Avenue
40Th
42Nd Streets
Bowery
U S Seeks Peace Link To Viet Nam Truce Move
The Johnson administration would back an extended Christmas truce only if both sides use the pause to seek an end to the war. Officials doubt the Communists are ready for negotiations or a reduced conflict and worry they may extend the cease fire to rearm. Rusk said no halt without a reciprocal peace move, as Pope Paul urged a continuous truce to explore an honorable peace.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Saigon
Pope Paul
Rusk
U.S
Howe
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