Eisenhower Faults GOP Ideals In 1964 Run
Former President Eisenhower, in an India Daily News interview, questions current GOP candidates for not fully presenting party ideals. He says the GOP is a minority party needing independent votes and warns against pursuing the presidency for selfish gain. He also cautions about centralized government and rising socialism within the Democratic camp. He notes JFK once said the presidency feels different from inside. He currently resides in Palm Desert, California.
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Teens Ride Stolen Elephants at Griffith Park Zoo
Two teenage boys entered the elephant compound at Griffith Park Zoo in Los Angeles at 6:30 a.m. and rode two elephants before dismounting and fleeing. Attendant Max Kepple alerted police. the elephants named N-Jo-Go and Getta were secured back in the enclosure.
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United States and Russia Seek Tennis Return to Olympics
Basil Reay of the ILTF announced at Vienna that the United States and Russia have united to push lawn tennis for inclusion in the 1968 Olympic program. Iran and Italy also back tennis reintroduction.
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Law Dean Claims Oswald Could Not Have Been Tried Fairly
Harvard Law School Dean Erwin Griswold asserts Lee Harvey Oswald could never have received a fair trial. He cites television coverage and Dallas officials handling of the case as undermining due process. Griswold believes the Supreme Court would rule similarly.
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Firemen Chief Criticizes Railroads Over Diesel Fireman Issue
BLFE President H. E. Gilbert charged railroads misinterpret the arbitration award eliminating firemen from diesel locomotives. He spoke at a news conference before a meeting to resolve differences, noting a district judge blocked strikes for 20 days. Gilbert said carriers apply the award to their own terms, harming workers.
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Teen-Ager Clings to Hotel Scaffold Threatens Jump
In New Orleans a belligerent 18 year old, William D. Riggs, clung to a scaffold at the Monteleone Hotel for about 20 minutes in the French Quarter and threatened to jump. He was pulled to safety by two policemen and bystanders. He faced charges of disturbing the peace and assault on officers.
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Bonnie Springs Steak House and Bar Opens in Blue Diamond
Local notices advertise the opening of Bonnie Springs Steak House and Bar in Blue Diamond with Western themes and membership perks. Also offered are a coffee shop business for sale, furnished 1 bedroom houses, 3 bedroom unfurnished houses, and household/appliance items with contact numbers for inquiries.
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