Nixon Decision Aids Rockefeller Presidential Chances
Nixon plans to run for California governor in 1962 while stating he will not seek the 1964 presidency. His move heightens Rockefeller's 1964 nomination prospects as Nixon’s nationwide draft potential hinges on California momentum and party dynamics. Nixon’s new role could limit his national focus, while Rockefeller may gain room to campaign and build support in a Republican Congress and beyond.
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Nixon Announces Run for California Governor in 1962
Nixon declares he will not seek the 1964 presidential bid and will pursue the California governorship. State GOP leaders are upbeat as intraparty strife looms over the nomination with Knight Shell Powers entering the race. Nixon says he decided late and reveals a small circle of confidants.
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Nixon blasts California leadership in late state race
In a 10 minute address Nixon attacked Gov Brown and the Democratic administration saying California needs a new governor and leader. He cited high state expenditures and weak law enforcement while accusing education of being short changed and unemployment lagging population growth. He urged party leaders that he has the best chance to win and do the job in Sacramento.
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Grid fan gets ticket back in Colorado divorce case
Gertrude Hunter 47 won a court order directing estranged husband M Lakin Hunter 49 to return her season ticket to University of Colorado football games. The couple married June 3 1939 and have two children. Mrs Hunter seeks reconciliation and says attending games with her husband had been a traditional happy experience.
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Dr. A. T. Lorimer Dies at 78 in Kansas City
Dr. A Theodore Lorimer 78 former president of the Kansas Conference of the Augustana Synod Lutheran Church died after a several day illness He served as a minister for 54 years retiring in 1957 as chaplain of Trinity Lutheran Hospital He pastored in Monmouth Geneseo Chicago and Omaha.
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Man Arrested After Saturday Fight in Lawrence
A 59 year old Lawrence man Walter Hall was found beaten and treated at Lawrence Memorial Hospital where doctors labeled his condition fair. Lavern Hicks 29 of 402 E 9th St was arrested after the incident and charged with DUI and no license and later sentenced to 60 days in jail and fined 100 dollars. Hall said he was struck with fists and a bottle. Hicks admitted hitting Hall.
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X15 Reaches 3545 MPH To Test Heat Tolerance
The X15 rocket plane hit 3545 mph at Edwards AFB California in a heat test over the Mojave Desert. Navy Cmdr Forrest S Petersen piloted the craft as leading edges glowed under 1000 degree Fahrenheit conditions. The test simulates reentry heating for future manned space vehicles. a previous speed record of 3645 mph occurred last September at high altitude.
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KU Art Museum to Show New Displays at Reception
KU Art Museum opens fall season with long unseen pieces from the KU collection. A Persian and Indian paintings exhibit from the Wyman Collection will be shown until Nov 1, with illustrated manuscripts and decorative arts. The Ceramics Gallery features American English and Oriental works not on view for six to seven years. A new Oriental Art course by Hugh Wass will be introduced at the reception.
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Buffs Forfeit Basketball Games Over Gilmore Rule Violation
The Big Eight faculty committee ruled Colorado must forfeit all basketball games Wilkie Gilmore played last season. Gilmore, a forward, violated conference rules by playing for an outside amateur team in New York New Jersey during summer 1959. Dr Warren Thompson filed the case for Colorado.
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Visitors night at Kansas University observatory to view Saturn
Prof. N W Storer announced a visitors night Friday from 7 to 10 at the Kansas University observatory. Visitors may enter through Lindley Hall Room 500 to view Saturn, weather permitting. event cancelled if skies are overcast.
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Seven Italian Nuns Ousted After Convent Fight
In SAN DONA DI PIAVE Italy seven nuns of the cloistered order of St. Clare were expelled after a month long dispute that led to fighting inside the convent. A Vatican decree ousted them signed by Cardinal Valeri.
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Tommasini
Syrian Army Crushes Uprising in Damascus Amid Tensions
In the United Arab Republic crisis, President Nasser orders 15,000 Egyptian troops in Syria to quell the revolt. Damascus radio claims Amer, trusted by Nasser, was arrested as the uprising is assertedly under control though Serraj resents being sidelined and a power shift in the union grows.
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United Arab Republic
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Cairo
Damascus
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Serraj
Amer
Damascus Radio
Gamal Feisal
Ex Slaves In Spotlight As Fine Citizens
In Tallapoosa Georgia a 100 year old man John Collins and his 108 year old wife Elizabeth, born into slavery, will be honored as shining examples of good citizens in a city ceremony. The couple, celebrated by friends, will be dressed in new clothes and driven in an open convertible to the town square, with a later service at Mount Sinai Baptist church.
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Randolph County
Ala
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Cold War talks between Rusk and Gromyko at reception
The scene after liqueurs shows Sergei Gromyko and Dean Rusk, meeting formally as Mr Minister and Mr Secretary. They spoke for about two hours with translation, kept to business, and exchanged a perfunctory handshake. Gromyko left with Rusk to his car, then teased reporters with a playful line.
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Two KU Greek Houses Host International Picnic
Kansas University hosts an American style international picnic for foreign students from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at the Lambda Alpha Epsilon and SAE fraternity plus Kappa Alpha Theta sorority sponsor. The event aims to help students meet American peers as the KU foreign student population exceeds 300.
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SAE
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Great Smokey National Park Biodiversity Counts
The Great Smokey National Park holds 50 fur bearing animal species 200 bird species and 1300 types of trees shrubs and herbs.
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