Goldwater backs Nixon over Rockefeller for GOP nomination
Barry Goldwater says he cannot back Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination and community conservatives favor Nixon. He cites Rockefeller’s uncertain positions on Vietnam and labor, criticizes New York handling of the garbage strike, and hints Reagan could pair with Nixon.
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Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockfeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
New York
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Phoenix
Ariz
Vietnam
New York City
Eugene J. McCarthy
New Hampshire
Ler
Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Senate
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Baltimore CORE Man Appointment To School Board
James M. Griffin 35, chairman of the Baltimore chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality, is named to Baltimore city school board replacing ill health retiree J. Percy Bond Morgan State College registrar. Mayor D Alesandro announced the appointment. Planning meetings for an upcoming basketball event run 7 to 8 p m Thursdays at Ballard Community Center with teen groups from First Methodist Centenary Methodist and Ballard Center Youth Council continuing through mid April.
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Baltimore, Md
James M. Griffin
Baltimore
Congress of Racial Equality
Thomas J. D’alesandro III
Griffin
J. Percy Bond
Morgan State College
Ballard Community Center
Elm
First’ Methodist’ Church
Centenary Methodist Youth Group
Ballard Center
Beaches Closed by Oil Slick in San Juan Puerto Rico
Five San Juan hotels closed their beaches after oil from the wrecked tanker Ocean Eagle spread over the sands. Thousands of tourists left the beaches as the Liberian tanker, carrying six million gallons of oil, split in half on a reef near San Juan Bay. Puerto Rico tourism director Hector Piniero said most tourists were taking the problem in stride.
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Ocean Eagle
San Juan Bay
Puerto Rico
Hector Piniero
YMCA Officer is Dead
Tracey Strong aged 80 former general secretary of the world alliance of the YMCA died Sunday in Olympia Washington AP reports.
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YMCA
Olympia, Wash
Tracey Strong
World Alliance of the Young Men’s Christian Association
Johnson Seeks Clampdown On Drug Prices And Birth Control
President Johnson urged Congress to curb drug prices at a $15.6 billion cost, aiming to extend birth control access to three million American women and to fund a new population study center. He called for authority to limit Medicare and Medicaid drug payments to reasonable costs and proposed a $25 million increase for family planning programs.
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Senate
Arious
Russell B. Long
D-La
Ridge refuses to bar reporters in pre trial hearing
In Wilmington Delaware a judge rejected a move to bar reporters from a pre trial hearing citing the Reardon report as non binding. Judge Casey Wright said the press has cooperated and the motion to restrict pretrial statements would limit news coverage and faces potential contempt risk.
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Pwilmington
Del
American Bar Association
Reardon
U.S
Jdge
Casey M. Wright
Wright
Ur. Press
Eighth Day Tops National Book Awards 1967
Thornton Wilder wins the 1967 National Book Award for fiction for The Eighth Day. Other winners include George F. Kennan in History and Biography, Jonathan Korol in Science Philosophy and Religion, William Toy in Arts and Letters, Robert Bly in Poetry, and Howard and Edna Hong for Kierkegaard translations. Ceremony at Lincoln Center spanned six categories with $1,000 prizes.
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Thornton Wilder
Philharmonic Hall
Lincoln Center
Wilder
George F. Kennan
Jonathan. Korol
Boston
Arts and Letters
William Toy
Robert Bly
Madison
Wis
Howard and
Edna Hong
Northfield
Minn
Soren Kierkegaard
Indiana University Press
State Bankers Forum Series Planned Across Kansas
The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and Kansas Bankers Association organize ten economic forums in Kansas from March 11 to March 22 with sessions in Pittsburg Wichita Dodge City Hutchinson Salina Kansas City Centralia Hays Hill City and Manhattan. Fed economists Doll Billington Miller will discuss state and national economies. Council chair Robert E. Thomas and KBA officers speak. local bankers attend. Wise Buyers Read the Classifieds.
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Hutchison
Salina
Centralia
Hays
Hill City
KBA
T. J. Griffith
Union National Bank
Manhattan
J. A. Mermis, Jr
Security State Bank
Great Bend
Hutchinson
Kansas City Fed
Federal Reserve District
James Doty to Speak at KU African Education Event
James Edward Doty president of Baker University will speak on The Search in African Education at 1 30 p m Saturday in Dyche Auditorium. Doty is the guest speaker of the KU African a monthly newspaper published by African students at KU. The occasion marks the second anniversary of the newspaper.
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James Edward ‘Doty
Baker’ University
Dyche
Doty
KU African
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