Rockefeller told credit good at bipartisan drug store
Vice President Humphrey assured Nelson Rockefeller his credit was good after a fund raising stop at Humphrey’s Drug Store in Huron South Dakota. Rockefeller had borrowed eight cents to pay a $21.08 bill while buying gifts for his wife and two sons. The telegram notes the store is strictly bipartisan and thanks Rockefeller for his visit and purchase.
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Pipelaying Barge Set to Start Gulf Project
An 38 million seagoing pipelaying barge built at Levingston Orange will work for Brown & Root in the Gulf of Mexico. Bar 282, 350 feet long and 71 feet wide, drafts 7 800 long tons. It will lay 30 miles of 24 inch pipe in Eugene Island Marsh Island for Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp. The vessel houses 168 men in air conditioned quarters with a modern galley and recreation lounge. It operates with two tugs two crew boats and a fleet of barges and tugs to haul pipe.
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More Than 60 Experts Back Humphrey Campaign
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will receive guidance from over 60 policy experts. Robert R. Nathan will coordinate about 30 panels on international affairs and domestic issues. Zbigniew Brzezinski will lead foreign policy, with Walter Heller and Joseph Pechman directing domestic economic concerns.
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Bates Serves As Day's Governor in Texas Capital
Sen. Jim Bates of Edinburg was sworn in Saturday as Texas' governor for the day. A mariachi band played in the Capitol rotunda as supporters cheered Ole and bravo. Bates said he was proud of the honor as friends and constituents crowded the governor's reception room and some climbed on furniture to snap pictures.
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Poll predicts HHH Nixon for president in conference poll
Newport Daily News survey of 29 lieutenant governors at their annual conference found Hubert H. Humphrey and Richard M. Nixon likely to be nominated for president. Malcolm Wilson of New York remained noncommittal while Francis Sargent of Massachusetts doubted Humphrey’s Republican nomination but offered no firm stance.
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Soviet Jetliner Makes Emergency Landing in Kiev
Pravda reported an Aeroflot jet narrowly avoided disaster when a turbine blade broke off in the right engine causing a fire in the rear luggage compartment. The May 13 landing in Kiev involved 15 passengers and nine crew with one engine out and no injuries reported.
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Houston homicide toll at 125 after two more slayings
Five more killings Friday night and Saturday push Houston's year total to 125, up from 116 on this date last year, AP reports.
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