Nixon Has Popular Support Yet Not Seen as 1964 Candidate
Gallup surveys show 43 percent of voters favor Nixon while 37 percent are unfavorable. About seven in ten GOP voters view him favorably, independents align with overall views, and a quarter would like him to run in 1964 with Republicans most open to a bid. Nixon’s move to New York City fuels ongoing speculation.
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Educator Calls For Revolution In Education
Milton S. Eisenhower, Johns Hopkins president, urged a revolution in American education at Kansas State University. He argued current institutions cling to tradition and must be reborn to meet present and future demands, likening it to the land grant movement's impact.
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Johns Hopkins University
America
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Kansas State University
Even Cosmonauts May Smell Good
Moscow reports that the Soviet Union might add pleasant aromas to space and daily life. A Soviet newspaper suggests perfume walls for cinemas theaters and factories to provide psychological boosts with aromatic winds in space cabins and other settings.
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Three Killed Seven Hurt In Car Bus Crash
A Carlsbad Cavern bus and an automobile collided head on on US 62 near the Texas New Mexico border. Three Fort Sill soldiers died and seven people aboard the bus were injured including the driver. The crash near Pine Springs occurred about two miles into Texas and 33 miles west of Carlsbad New Mexico. The bus driver Fred Honeycutt reported the other vehicle crossed into the bus lane after the car appeared to drift as if the driver had fallen asleep. He avoided the collision by hugging the road.
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Mich
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Kingsford
Fred Honeycutt
Fl Paso
Texas
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Thoughtful Thief Loots Home Here
A burglar entered Harold Leach’s residence at 1111 32nd St in Lubbock while he slept, swapping his footwear for the thief’s and stealing $11 a money clip a clock radio a wristwatch and a television set Leach reported the break in occurred Saturday night or Sunday morning Floy Dye of 15044 28th St said her home was ransacked early Sunday but nothing was taken.
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Two Injured In Shootings Here
Two people were hurt Sunday in shootings. Florence Martinez, 32, of Lubbock, sustained a gunshot wound to the ankle when a loaded purse discharged after she dropped it. Clemente Garcia, 1314 E Broadway, was shot in the hand by a man he ordered out of his commercial garage.
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Jimmy Ward Accepts Post At City Church
Rev Wyndell Taylor announces Jimmy Ward has accepted the position as minister of music and education at Arnett Benson Baptist Church after a church meeting. Ward previously served as minister of education and music at Trinity Baptist Church.
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Dallas naval station crash lands C 119 carrier no injuries
A C 119 from Pittsburgh carrying seven aboard skidded about 700 feet on its belly during a crash landing near noon Saturday at Dallas Naval Station. No injuries were reported. The aircraft system trouble began when the right engine smoked in flight.
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Luxembourg U.S. tax treaty signed shocks cross border finance
IL.UXEMBOURG-Luxembourg reaches a new tax treaty with the United States affecting transatlantic taxation. Paraguay reports that matches are no longer imported, signaling changes in import flows and sports scheduling for ASUNCION events.
Youth To Go On Trial In Slaying Of Church Worker
Eastland Texas today sees Nathan Curry age 17 go on trial for the June 29 1961 slaying of Cisco church secretary Florence Hussey at her home. The case unfolds in 91st District Court with Judge W J Oxford presiding as special judge. The defense seeks dismissal over double jeopardy while questions linger over a confessed statement and venue.
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Cisco Church
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Demonstrators Seem To Play Act For News Visitors
In Jackson Mississippi at the State Fairgrounds a segregated compound labeled Fairgrounds Motel houses about 80 Negro boys and 50 Negro girls with no adults present. News crews toured the site as the youths performed songs and posed for cameras.
Nine Hurt In Mishaps And Singing At Exbn Complex
A chaotic afternoon at a girls and boys exhibition complex left nine injured in two traffic crashes near Lubbock and Parkway Drive. Meanwhile residents recounted a disciplinary scene as youths sang civil rights songs and officials denied allegations.
One Farmer Happy Bracero Plan Ended
Bud Antle, a large-scale vegetable grower, calls the end of the bracero program perhaps a blessing in disguise. He urges a strong new marketing effort to drive mechanization, higher wages and better housing, noting the labor shift will benefit communities. Antle owns land in the Salinas and Imperial valleys and in Arizona.
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Cowboy driver on horse tied to trailer cited for suspected drunk driving
Visalia California AP reports highway patrolman Elvin E. Rogers pursued a weaving car with a trailer on a dirt road. He grabbed the ignition key and then halted a rider on a horse attached to the trailer. The motorist Earl Nelson of Hanford, 34, complained about losing a calf roping contest.
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Calif
Elvin E. Rogers
Rogers
Earl Nelson
Hanford
Hospital To Release TV Star Wednesday
Television personality Arlene Francis, injured in a head on crash last Sunday that killed a passenger, is expected to leave Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center next Wednesday. Francis suffered a broken collarbone and head injuries along with four other injured persons.
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UPI
Arlene Francis
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
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Children Join London Music Hall Noise Trial
English music hall hires 400 schoolchildren to sit in the orchestra and test new soundproofing. The children will sit in the hall and make noises to assess acoustics and effectiveness of the installed treatment.
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