Image Troubles Mount for Rockefeller
United Press International reports Nelson Rockefeller faces tougher path to the White House as a narrow re-election margin and budget clashes strain his image. His divorce and lingering civil rights record complicate a potential Southern vote alignment, with party dynamics pressing a strong presidential bid next year.
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Puzzle Clue List Hints at Mixed Fashion and Threats
A cryptic roster features phrases like Sartorial Bit DOWN 2 and 8 coat Pointed a gun 30 Heavy blow 31 French verb to be. The fragment hints a wordplay theme blending clothing cues with violent action terms.
Seal noses fetch 2.80 at Boston market
Fishermen in Boston England receive 2.80 for seal noses. A seal snozz must be shown as proof before bounty is paid.
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Tshombe Says He Will End War and Seek Peace in Congo
Moise Tshombe, once the Katanga leader known as the tiger, tells a UPI interviewer he will stop wars but may seek central Congo leadership by peaceful means. He rejects personal ambition, blames outside powers, and remains cautiously optimistic about Africa’s future if Cold War tensions stay away.
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Romney Hedges on 1964 Presidential Bid
Michigan Governor George Romney denies being a candidate for the 1964 Republican nomination while noting the future is uncertain. A reception for Romney fuels speculation of a build-up, and his Washington appearance before the Chamber of Commerce drew support after he urged reversal of federalization trends and criticized Kennedy-era spending.
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McNamara Sees Civil Defense Priority in Nuclear Attack
Defense Secretary McNamara says civil defense could take priority over military operations in a nuclear strike. He warns U S damage may be so extensive that domestic recovery might supersede overseas military needs.
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Lawton Press Officials Attend Southern Publishers Conference
Leave for New Orleans by conference of the Southern Newspapers Publishers association mechanical division. Mechanical superintendent Bill Hargraves and press room foreman Paul Blubaugh, both executive committee members, will return to Lawton Wednesday.
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Royal wedding cost cited for Princess Alexandra
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan said the Westminster Abbey wedding last week cost the British government 1850 dollars, mostly for Mall decorations along the wedding procession route. The figure was provided in the House of Commons in response to Labor MP Richard Marsh.
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