Rockefeller Remarriage May Shape 1964 GOP Candidacy
Washington AP Nelson Rockefeller tests New York voters on his remarriage to Margaretta Murphy as he resumes public life. Governors from Idaho, Kansas, Maine, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island and Oregon lean toward him, totalling 144 convention votes. Goldwater draws support from Arizona, Montana and South Dakota for 40 votes. Other governors offer mixed views on impact.
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West Virginia
Utah
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Citizens’ Planning Committee
Republican Committee
Waldorf-Astoria
Associated Press
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Maine
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Oregon
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Arizona
Montana
South Dakota
Goldwater
Calvin Bullock Forum
New York City
John A. Love
Colorado
Gordon Allott
xCov
Archie Gubbrud
Tim M. Babcock
John H. Chafee
Clifford P. Hansen
Wyoming
State Lakes Take 3 Lives During Memorial Day Weekend
United Press International reports three drownings in Oklahoma lakes during the Memorial Day holiday, raising the statewide accidental death toll to nine. Raymond Durosette, 29, and his 6-year-old son Eddie Keven died when their boat overturned at Fort Gibson Lake near Wagoner. Durosette attempted a rescue for his son and perished. Richard Belt, 2, drowned at Grand Lake near Grove while playing on a cabin dock. the family had momentarily looked away.
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United Press International
Oklahoma Lakes
Raymond Doyle Durosette
Haskell
Eddie Keven
Fort Gibson Lake
Wagoner
Raymond Chris
Durosette
Richard Belt
Robert N. Belt
Tulsa
Grand Lake
Grove
Hotel Coffee Shop Reopens to Black Patrons in Oklahoma City
The Hotel Black coffee shop served about 30 Black people on Sunday after previously being closed to them. Patrons entered, received menus within 15 minutes, ordered, and were served without incident.
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Oklahoma City
UPS
Let's Have Law And Order On Alabama Desegregation Day
Tuscaloosa plans a peaceful desegregation at the University of Alabama with Vivian Malone to enroll in the School of Commerce. Gov. George Wallace looms as a potential obstacle, but leaders emphasize law and order, with broad community support and anti-violence resolutions across Alabama.
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George C. Wallace
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School of Commerce
Oxford
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James H. Meredith
Autherine Lucy
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Birmingnage Post-Herald
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Gadsden Times
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U.S
Poisoning Scare Forces Tuna Cannery Closure
SAN DIPGO Calif AP one of the nations largest tuna canneries will shut down Tuesday due to a food poisoning scare slowing tuna sales. Milton Fillius Jr general manager Westgate California tuna cannery says 800 jobs will be cut. Two Detroit women died last March from botulism traced to a San Francisco can nery.
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Milton Fillius Jr
Westgate
California
Detroit
San Francisco
Refrigerator tragedy on Nevada highway kills man
Lou Labourie, 55, of Gardnerville Nevada, was killed when a refrigerator fell on him from a pickup on U S Highway 3% Sunday. Passengers say Labourie was riding in the truck bed and fell after attempting to keep the appliance from sliding out during a steep grade.
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Carson City
Nev
Lou Labourie
Gardnerville
U.S
Highway Patrol
Labourie
Memorial Day Weekend Patrol Totals Released
Oklahoma State Troopers reported 3 deaths 47 injuries and 126 accidents over Memorial Day weekend. They issued 3131 courtesy warnings made 961 arrests and assisted 2138 motorists in the period from 6 p.m. Wednesday to 6 a.m. Sunday.
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Oklahoma City
Highway Patrol
Dover man rescued after crossing Channel in beer barrel
In Dover England on Sunday a man named Robert Platten 38 attempted to cross the English Channel in an outboard motor powered beer barrel. He was forced to abandon the attempt due to rough waters and was rescued.
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England
UPI
Robert Platten
English Channel
Keating Assails Johnson Rulings In Rights Issue
Washington senator Kenneth Keating R New York urged Vice President Johnson to drop pro filibuster stance and back civil rights legislation. He warned the coming debate could revive GOP attacks while noting Johnson’s Memorial Day remarks may signal willingness to act to end racial strife.
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Tornadoes, Hail Hit Texas Area
Severe weather swept Texas Oklahoma with three tornadoes sighted near Hale Center Spade and Lockney causing no injuries. Four hail storms hit the region with cotton crop reported a total loss and golf ball sized hail at New Deal.
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Iowa
Hale Center
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Spade
Lockney
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