Rockefeller Attacks Goldwater Before New Hampshire Primary
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller denounces Barry Goldwaters alleged rash irresponsibility as voters prepare for New Hampshires first in nation primary. Rockefeller flies to New York for Mrs Wagner funeral then plans Portsmouth and Dover stops. Goldwater campaigns in southern New Hampshire.
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Concord
N.H
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Portsmouth
Dover
Goldwater
Goldwater Flays Moral Leadership in Civil Rights Clash
Senator Barry Goldwater accused the administration of failing to provide moral leadership amid civil rights protests and predicted more violence and government action. He spoke at a Keene rally as primary season neared, while Gov. Rockefeller attacked both Goldwater and the Johnson administration in Manchester and New York.
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UPI
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Hospital Items Memorial and Southwestern Births
Hospital items list admitted patients across several locations with multiple names and addresses followed by dismissals. It includes the Southwestern hospital section noting admissions births and dismissals, and the Indian Hospital section recording a Shawnee birth and admissions and dismissals at Fort Sill.
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PHS Indian Hospital
Harold Brokeshoulder
Shawnee
Fay Begay
Fort Sill
Gilley to Speak on Citizenship Voting at Fort Sill
Lawton Mayor Wayne Gilley will address a Fort Sill troop briefing on citizenship voting. The session is at 1 30 p m Tuesday in Room 305 McNair Hall and is part of the post information office weekly briefings.
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Lawton
Wayne Gilley
Fort Sill
McNair Hall
Fort
Post Information Ofice
OMA Drill Team To Compete Here On March 14
Cameron college's ROTC drill team will meet Oklahoma Military Academy junior college drill team in competition on the Aggie campus March 14. The OMA team commanded by Cadet Maj. Curtis E. McMenamy Jr. Tulsa will accompany the OMA band to the World's Fair in New York in April to appear at the Oklahoma exhibit.
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Cameron College
Oklahoma Military Academy
Aggie
OMA
Curtis E. McMenamy Jr
Tulsa
New York
Sun compass aids polar flights, Rumstead invention praised
Albert H. Rumstead invented a sun compass for polar use where magnetic and gyro compasses fail. Explorer Richard E. Byrd said the device enables confident flights to both poles.
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Arctic
Antarctic
Albert H. Rumstead
Richard F. Byrd
Shapely Actress Brings Western Flair to Sinatra Jr Kidnap Trial
A shapely actress in an Annie Oakley costume appeared in the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping trial, testifying about two mysterious calls after the December 8 abduction. Victoria Blumenfeld aka Vicki London, defense witness, said she heard voices on the lines but could not identify Sinatra. Prosecutors argued the dress and publicity stance aimed to influence the case.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Frank Sinatra Jr
John William Irwin
Vicki London
Miss London
Victoria Blumenfeld
Gladys Towles Root
Young Sinatra
Lake Tahoe
Reno
Nev
Sinatra
Thomas R. Sheridan
Council of Trent Opens Under Pope Paul III in 1545
The Council of Trent was summoned by Pope Paul III in 1545 and continued for about twenty years, facing interruptions from wars and other events.
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Trent
Paul III
Worker Held In Bombings
Jacksonville AP dispatch reports William Sterling Rosecrans a 30 year old from Anderson Indiana was charged with bombing the home of a Negro student in an integrated school. He was arraigned on a federal civil rights act violation and admitted to an Alabama bombing incident. Investigators questioned him about Florida railway freight train bombings during a strike.
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Fla
Birmingham
Ala
William Sterling Rosecrans
Anderson
Ind
Donald Godfrey
L.C. Davis
Rosecrans
Florida East Coast Railway
Alabama
U.S. District Court
Lockheed Unveils Speedy Transport
Lockheed Aircraft Corp unveiled a model of a 2000 mile per hour supersonic transport in Saugus California. The needle nosed craft with double delta wings passed wind tunnel tests for reporters at the Rye Canyon center. Designers say it could carry 218 passengers and fly to 80 000 feet.
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Saugus
Calif
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
U.S
Lockheed
Rye Canyon Research Center
Fort Sill Man Faces DUI and Transport Charges
Two traffic charges were filed by the county attorney against Earl O. Cartwright 42 of Fort Sill. He is named on counts of driving while intoxicated and illegal transportation of an axe.
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Fort Sill
Earl O. Cartwright
Cameron College Players Return Glass Menagerie With Poignant Craft
Cameron College Players staged Tennessee Williams The Glass Menagerie with four players and a strong crew delivering a convincing Wingfield apartment set. Peg Shafer Amanda Wingfield Lana Reichle Laura Dawn Reichle Tom Mercer Harris Don Reichle offered moving, well grounded performances in a scene of memories and failed aspirations.
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Williams
Cameron College
T. Williams
Bill Foster
Glass Menagerie
Aggie
Peg Shafer
Wichita, Kan
Amanda Wingfield
Laura
Amanda
Lana Sue Reichle
Cameron
Lawton High
Mercer Harris
Tom
Harris
Don Reichle
Lana
Wingfield
St. Louis Alley
Jim Vanderhoof
Robert Salas
Governor Hails Hissom Center at Tulsa
Governor Henry Bellmon praised the opening of Hissom Memorial Center near Tulsa saying it marks a major advance in Oklahoma public health. He noted the center will cost about $12 per patient daily and provide more extensive care for mentally retarded children than most facilities.
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Tulsa
Henry Bellmon
Hissom Memorial Center
Oklahoma
Bellmon
Oklahoma Public Health Association
Cuba Ranks Fourth Worldwide in Iron Ore Reserves
Cuba is ranked fourth among the world’s nations for iron ore reserves. This position highlights the country’s significant mineral assets and potential for future mining development.
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Cuba
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