Will Washington Produce Its Own Christine
NEA report examines the Bobby Baker case and Washington's social scene around government figures. It notes Baker's 1950s ties to the Quorum Club and Carousel motel, public interest in high level salons, and the return of paid companionship as a Washington facet, with tomorrow to name the call girls.
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Bobby Beker
NEA
Bill McCormick
Bull McCormick Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bobby Baker
Sion
Dig
Cliveden
John Profumos
Christine Keelers
Union
Robert Gene Baker
Senate
Baker
Johnson
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Biewigs
Florida
George Smathers
Smathers
Pickens
S.C
Quorum Club
Carousel
Ocean City
Elly Rometsch
Europe
U.S
Shv
White House
Hichting Joe Hooker
Rockefellers Deny They Expect Baby
Governor Nelson Rockefeller and his wife denied rumors they are expecting. Betty Beale in the Washington Sunday Star had floated the tale amid Republican circles. Rockefeller, a GOP presidential hopeful, laughed off the gossip as they arrived for a two day visit.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Betty Beale
Washington Sunday Star
Rockefeller
Rockefellers
Nationalist Chinese Artist Pu Hsin-wu Dies at 67
Pu Hsin-wu also known as Pu Ju, a leading Nationalist Chinese artist and brother of Henry Pu Yi, died in Taipei Formosa after a long illness. He escaped to Formosa in 1949 following the Communist takeover of Peking.
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Formosa
Pu Hsin-wu
China
Pu Ju
Henry Pu Yi
Pekings
Police Captain Arrests Son in Sunday Law Raid
Ashland police under Captain Harold Rush cracked down again on Sunday closing law violations. Among those arrested at a discount store was Terry Rush, 19, the captain’s son, in a fifth straight week of enforcement.
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Ashland
Harold Rush
Terry Rush
Jewel Thieves Overrun With Hostages in New York Break-In
In New York a bold weekend jewel heist ends with the bandits overwhelmed by hostages at a Gurian apartment. After seizing $55,000 in gems, an elevator operator and a deliveryman are forced inside, a doorman blocks pursuit, and the robbers escape in a taxi without paying. The incident follows a prior $3 million loot that was left behind due to mechanical issues.
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New York
Manhattan
Mastepiece
John J. Gurian
Gurian
Wall Street
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Keystone Kops Comery
Egyptian Temples To Be Dismantled
Cairo AP reports the dismantling of the Abu Simbel temples will begin next May to save them from Aswan reservoir waters. A five foreign company consortium will move and reconstruct the 75 temples 75 feet higher at a cost of 36 million dollars funded by 47 nations led by the United States and the United Arab Republic.
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Cairo
Abu Simble
Upper Nile
Aswan High Dam
Ministry of Culture
United States
United Arab Republic
Babysitter Rescues Four Tots From House Fire
In OVID New York AP report Jo Anne Reagan 17 used sheets and a spread to lower four children from a burning home. She tied one end to a chair and lowered two kids to safety while neighbor James Wyckoff rescued two more infants and helped alert firefighters.
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Henry Brown
Jo Anne Reagan
James Wyckoff
Miss Reagan
Burma rounds up 435 Reds after talks break down
In Rangoon, Burma, the military government rounded up 435 leading Communists after peace talks with Gen. Ne Win's government collapsed. The civil war has been ongoing since independence 15 years ago with about 8,000 Communists involved.
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Burma
Rangoon
Ne Win
Wallace Eyes Presidency Bid in 1968 Primary Push
Alabama Governor George Wallace arrives in Dallas and hints at a 1968 presidential bid. He says he may run in Indiana and New Hampshire primaries, clashes with Kennedy supporters, blasts foreign criticism of U S race issues, defends segregation, and questions Justice Department actions in the King case.
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Dallas
UPI
George Wallace
Alabama
Indiana
New Hampshire
Barry Goldwater
Wallace
Kennedy
Mississippi
India
Africa
Justice Department
Dallas County
Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Birmingham
Oklahoma Paper Strike Ends After Seven-Cent Raise
Oklahoma City workers at the Oklahoma Paper Co. returned to work with a seven cent hourly raise after a week of strike action. Union president Booker said negotiators initially sought a larger 11 percent wage increase but settled on the one-year contract after several weeks of talks.
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Oklahoma City
UPT
Teamsters
Oklahoma Paper Co
Booker
Missouri GOP endorses Goldwater for president
Missouri National Committeeman Francis C. Corley endorses U S Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona for the Republican presidential nomination. Corley cited Missouri sentiment and a recent AP poll showing Goldwater favored by 93 percent of Missouri GOP county chairmen.
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ST. Louis
Arizona
U.S
Barry Goldwater
Missouri
National
Francis C. Corley
Corley
New York
Nelson A Rockefeller
Rockefeller
St Louis
Face the Nation
CBS
Senator Goldwater
Goldwater
Associated Press
Jerry Harkins, Jr
Kansas City
Tl Am
Prohibition Ends In Publess Dorwalls Village
Dorwalls England ends eighty years of unofficial prohibition as the village opens a highway through the Baptist chapel area and grants a license for a new pub despite forty nine objections.
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Dorwalls
England
Dobwalls
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