Labor Leader To Head GOP Labor Leader To Head GOP
William Nelligan a 54 year old San Francisco union leader was elected president of the California Republican Assembly defeating Harry Waddell 273 to 212. The convention faced questions over alleged illegitimate votes and Birch Society influence while Nelligan promoted moderate growth policies and party organization from precincts up.
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Signs of Harmony in Sino Soviet Peace Talk Hopes
The Soviet Union and Communist China show signs of dialogue possibly leading to peace talks. Mao Tze-tung hosted Soviet ambassador S V Chervonenko. Gromyko hosted Chinese ambassador Pan Tzu-li. both sides signed a new cultural agreement in Beijing. Reports say China may meet Russia for reconciliation, with Ulan Bator mentioned as a possible site. Khrushchev proposes a face to face meeting. China advocates a world communist party conference. dispute centers on approach to conquering the West with peaceful coexistence versus war.
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Death investigation after friar found near camp in California
Investigators probe the death of Brother Antonius a 48 year old Catholic Brothers teacher at St Marys College High School Berkeley found with a broken neck and other injuries near St Josephs Boys Camp on the Russian River. Police consider all possibilities including foul play as eight other brothers were with him.
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Pacific
Sonoma County
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Bhutto Heads to Peking to Sign Border Pact
Foreign Minister Z A Bhutto departed for Peking to sign the Pakistan China border agreement. The ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday.
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Com Mon Market ministers face French veto dispute
The six nation Common Market opens talks amid France veto of Britain. Dutch and Italian resistance stalls two expansion plans to admit 18 African nations and Algeria as associates. Algeria status and Evian accords spark legal debate while Dutch and Italian electorates loom.
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Algeria
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Morocco
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Three Men Nabbed In Burglary Ring Across City
Three Latin American men were nabbed as burglary suspects early Sunday. One arrested inside a restaurant, two caught after a chase with a highway patrolman and officer. The 23 and 18 year olds were jailed for stealing $125 worth of frozen foods from Ben E. Keith Co. warehouse.
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Cocktail Party Curio Spikes Gossip and Reputations
A witty note on a social gathering where spilled drinks and dropped names ignite chitchat and reputations, packing sharp barbs into a lighthearted column.
Imprisoned in Cuba by Castro regime Americans
Twenty American prisoners in Cuba face years in jail with a prospect of release in weeks. They range in condition from healthy to emaciated and distressed, with many held incommunicado. Swiss ambassador Stadelhofer noted the bleak outlook while James Donovan links a possible release to a broader image without any ransom terms.
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Seven Children Die In Quebec Fire At Ste Flavie
A Sunday fire destroyed a two family house in Ste Flavie Quebec killing seven children. One child escaped and both sets of parents were away at the time. Names include Alain Sonia Marjolaine Guylaine and Denis Claudette Claude Rejean.
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Denis
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Rejean
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Claude
Claudette St. Amand
Chen Cheng to Visit Viet Nam and Possibly Philippines
Vice President and Premier Chen Cheng will make an official visit to Viet Nam next month and likely to the Philippines, according to official sources.
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Loch Ness Experts Endorse Existence Of Unidentified Object
A panel of experts and the 26 member expedition concluded that an unidentified animate object inhabits Loch Ness. They cited photographs and an eyewitness recounting a long dark entity rising up to three feet from the water, with the first monster sighting noted in 565 AD.
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UPI
Loch Ness
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David James
Loch
Hike Craze Hits South Plains With 50 Mile Feats
Tech senior John Seymour and eight companions attempted a 50 mile hike from Plainview to Lubbock. Morgan from Plainview later beat the record with a 10 hour 25 minute trek to Lubbock, while 25 Snyder girls completed a 25 mile ascent in under six hours. Dozens suffer fatigue as the challenge attracts local youths and a mix of students from Lubbock and Plainview.
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Lubbock High School
Leon Fleming
Avalanche-Journal
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Snyder
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Morgan
Bobby Kennedy
KVOP
Bus overturns kill fourteen in Thailand crash
A Bangkok Post report says a passenger bus overturned about 270 miles northwest of Bangkok, killing fourteen and injuring thirteen. Authorities investigated causes as emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Daily Prayer Blessing for Strength and Peace
A short anonymous prayer thanks God for blessings and strength. It asks for prosperity and peace without wandering from faith, and ends in the name of Jesus.
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High Winds Hit Florida Storm and Snow Sweep Parts of Nation
A late winter storm spread six inches of snow from Indiana to New England while heavy rain and winds 75 to 100 mph battered the Gulf states. An unconfirmed tornado was reported in Fernandina Beach Florida as two homes were damaged in Green Cove Springs and utilities were knocked out. Forecasters warned of more snow in the Appalachians and Great Lakes as a cold front moved through.
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OAS Asked to Back Cuban Blockade by Facio
Costa Rica’s ambassador to the United States Gonzalo J. Facio said the OAS would back a complete arms blockade of Cuba if the question were put to the organization. He urged that the OAS follow U.S. leadership and vowed the OAS would act diplomatically and militarily to stop subversion in Venezuela if Caracas could prove Communist activity.
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Pampa Editor Attacks Controlled News at West Texas Meet
Melvin Munn of Pampa blasted controlled news during a luncheon talk at the 14th West Texas Press Association meeting in Lubbock. He urged editors to inform the people with accurate reporting and cited delays in news on MIG activity off the coast as an example. A student exchange story from Spain was highlighted to illustrate better understanding in America.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Pampa
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Town Hall Meet in Dunbar Junior High Auditorium
City officials hold the second in a series of town hall meetings at 7 30 p m in Dunbar Junior High auditorium to answer citizen questions. About 125 attended last week at Matthews Junior High. Attendees were asked to submit questions on cards before or at the door with guidance from City Mgr H P Clifton.
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