Rockefeller Faces Political Reassessment After Honeymoon
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller returns from his honeymoon to a rigorous poll-driven review of his 1964 presidential prospects. Analysts weigh how his marriage to Margar ette Fitler Murphy to a divorcee affects GOP support, religious issues, and potential campaign plans.
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Alabama arrests 11 freedom walkers amid nationwide protests
Eleven integration demonstrators, including six Black and five white participants led by a Baltimore march organizer, were arrested near Gadsden Alabama as demonstrations continued across the South. The arrests followed near Moore's postman ambush site and amid tense Birmingham conditions as North Carolina protests also expanded into chain restaurants with hundreds jailed.
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Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Col
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Alabama Patrol
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Fayetteville
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Europeans Offer To Trim Tariffs If Gap Adjusted
In Geneva the six Common Market nations push for across the board tariff cuts from the United States while demanding automatic adjustments to shrink the gap between high U S tariffs and lower European rates. West German Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard supports the plan as a path to end the deadlock with Washington.
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Hans Schaffner
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France
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Netherlands
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Maurice Brasseau
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
Sugar prices seen rising through October as crops come in
World sugar shortages push prices higher with experts predicting relief by October when new beet crops harvest in the United States and Europe. Traders reap some profits in futures while demand growth keeps prices elevated long term.
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B. W. Dyer and Co
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VFW Protests U.S. Move Toward Hungary UN Seat
The Veterans of Foreign Wars protests against restoring relations with Hungary and opposing a seat for the Hungarian regime in the United Nations after reports of U.S. officials weighing the idea.
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Oklahoma City Subscription Rates for Print Editions
A list of subscription rates for various editions and delivery options in Oklahoma. Rates show monthly and annual figures for Constable Press and Sunday editions, including local P.O. Box and outside city options. Notes indicate a 2 percent state sales tax and per-copy charges for pay subscriptions less than one year.
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