Eisenhower and Rockefeller Push Bid for Goldwater Debate
The piece portrays Ike and Gov. Rockefeller maneuvering around Barry Goldwater’s presidential bid. Rockefeller invites a televised Goldwater debate while Goldwater delays, arguing Republicans should debate among themselves. The column questions who masterminded the strategy and predicts a Rockefeller Goldwater TV clash unless one withdraws.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Barry Goldwater
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Goldwater
Rockefeller
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Rocky
Protest Mounts On Strong Laity Role In Church
Cardinal Ruffini objects to lay apostolate claim saying it risks hierarchy authority. Cardinal Bacci urges toning down universal priesthood references. Cen to and Buenov y Monreal praise the move while Work of the U.S. Catholic men sees significant church impact.
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Louis Cassels
Vatican City
UPI
Ecumenical Council
Ernesto Cardinal Ruffini
Palermo
Sicily
Roman Curia
Jose Cardinal Buenov Y Monreal
Seville
Spain
Martin H. Work
U.S
National Council of Catholic Men
Council Fathers
Black ewe on Colorado ranch births four lambs
A yearling black ewe at a northwestern Colorado ranch surprised her owners by giving birth to four lambs, far above the usual one or two. The ewe reportedly enjoys pancakes and dog food and even likes to chase automobiles.
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Craig
Colorado
Abduction Ends in Rescue of 2-Year-Old Girl
Oklahoma City police and FBI agents cornered the kidnapper after a two hour search. Thomas Pendleton was shot in the wrist as officers closed in near an eastside neighborhood. Kelley Brilliant was found unharmed and reunited with her father Henry Brilliant after the tense night.
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Little Kelley Brilliant
Thomas Burtram Pendleton
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Irime Bureau
Highway Patrol
Sheriff's Office
Henry Brilliant
Kelley
Brilliant
Donnell
Pendleton
Drought Could Shut Five Schools in Edmondson District
U S Rep Ed Edmondson says drought may force closures of Gore Keota Gans Oologah and Big Cabin schools without relief. He urged Gov Bellmon to seek disaster aid after a 500 mile tour of eight counties. A Westville site may stay open while a Jay chicken plant could shut due to water shortage.
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U. S
Ed Edmondson
Edmondson
Muskogee
Gore
Keota
Gans
Oologah
Big Cabin
Henry Bellman
Westville
Jay
Rabbit or bird stumps classroom mystery in Arkansas
In Little Rock a James O Martin eighth grade science class examined a caught rabbit. Martin kept the animal at home in a bird cage where a neighbor child aged six questioned whether it was a bird. The child asked if the rabbit might really be a bird.
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Little Rock
James O. Martin
New York Mirror Sold to New York News Ends 40 Year Run
Hearst Corporation announced the sale of the New York Mirror to the New York News ending almost four decades of publication. The deal transfers name and assets while Mirror staff receive termination pay totaling more than 3.5 million for about 1500 to 1600 workers. Walter Winchell and other features will move to the New York Journal American.
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UPI
New York Mirror
Hearst Corporation
the Mirror
Mirror
New York News
F. M. Flynn
the News
Flynn
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Nouncement
Walter Winchell
Dear Abby
Drew Pearson
Victor Riesel
Dan Parker
New York Journal American
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