New York GOP Opens Rockefeller Presidential Draft
Albany reports the New York Republican State Committee designated Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as its favorite son for the presidential nomination with a large ovation. Sen. Javits and Mayor Lindsay backed the move, signaling a 92-member delegation to Miami and a national draft campaign to restore national leadership. Rockefeller pledged to discuss major issues and offer solutions, saying America faces man-made problems requiring change.
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Albany
N. Y
UPID
Rockefeller
New York
Republican State Committee
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jacob K. Javits
Miami
Shoeneck
Nelson Rockefeller
America
Repossessed Necchi sewing machine and misc ads
Trade and sale notices list a repossessed Necchi automatic zig zag sewing machine with multiple stitches and payment terms. Also included are plant and floral ad items, a 1966 Chrysler Crown Imperial for sale, and legal notices from Nevada with summons for Kevin Kemp and a postponed roofing bid for Rancho High School in Las Vegas.
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Kevin Kemp
State of
Loretta Bowman
Ruth Dowd
Bic
Pancho High School
Clark County
East Flamingo Road
Las Vegas
Nevada
Rancho High School Py
Juvenile Court to Add Five Day Sessions
Clark County District Judge Howard W Babcock endorsed allowing Judge William Compton to hold juvenile court five afternoons weekly. Compton now covers Thursday and Friday, with motion calendar duties to free time for earlier jury trials. The plan aims to reduce backlog ahead of a full time juvenile judge.
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Clark County
Howard W Babcock
William Compton
Babcock
Compton
Alvin N. Wartman
Blue Onion Owner Attacks Picket Line Over Contract
Richard Longmire, owner of Blue Onion Restaurant at 2100 Fremont Street, claims the business lost money on a three year old contract with Culinary Workers Local 226 and cannot survive if a new contract is imposed. He says he would sign only a fair, workable deal while alleging unfair union tactics and noting non union rivals.
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Blue Onion Restaurant
Culinary Workers Local 226
Fremont Street
Richard Longmire
De Gaulle Opposes European Help to Boost Dollar in Stockholm Talks
Paris reports Charles de Gaulle vows France will resist European concessions to bolster the U S dollar at the Stockholm monetary conference. He says European nations must not unilaterally ease the gold rush despite pressure from West Germany and Britain. The group of 10 nations aims to detail a new monetary reform plan for global reserves.
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de Gaulle
Stockholm
Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
Europe
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
The
Netherlands
Swemorrowden
Canada
Japan
Georges Gorse
London
United States
Britain
Johnson urges Congress to pass civil rights bill with open housing
President Johnson presses Congress to end delays and back the civil rights bill, including open housing. He notes open housing is urgent after seeing Negro troops unable to find housing near Ft Bragg. The Senate already passed the measure, now awaiting action in the House Rules Committee.
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Ident Johnson
Congress
White House
Conscience of America
Johnson
82Nd Airborne Division
Vietnam
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Senate
House Rules Committee
Young Diver Drowns In Sink Hole
In Brooksville Florida a 20 year old diver James Clayton Owens of Altoona drowned in Eagle s Nest a spring fed sink hole near the gulf after panicking at the 240 foot level Hal Watts 32 and James B Johnson 36 both of Orlando were with him and searched for Owens after losing sight of him as silt stirred and they ran out of air.
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Brooksville
Fla
UPI
Eagle’s Nest
Here
Gulf
James Clayton Owens
Altoona
Hal Watts
James B. Johnson
Orlando
Hernando County
Owens
Newly Appointed HEW Secretary Defends Against Gun s and Butter Critics
Wilbur Cohen, designated HEW secretary, told reporters in Cambridge that many domestic crises cannot be solved by spending more on Vietnam. He called the Riot Commission report thoughtful and said money alone will not solve all problems. He cited open housing and desegregation as areas not needing Vietnam funding.
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Cambridge, Mass
UPI
Wilbur J. Cohen
Health, Education ,and Welfare
HEW
Orlbutter
Vietnam
Cohen
Riot Commission
Senate
Cambridge
Harvard University
Rabbit Fever Tularemia Public Health Advisory
Public health notice from the Nevada Division of Health warns that tularemia, a bacterial disease of wild animals, can affect humans. Hunters and handlers of wild animal carcasses face exposure. use rubber gloves when dressing game and cook wild meat thoroughly.
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Nevada Division of Health
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