U S Probe of Downed RB 66B Deepens East West Tension
A U S reconnaissance RB 66B vanished over East Germany near Berlin with three crewmen missing after an alleged Soviet MIG 17 attack. Washington protested, calling it precipitous, while a civilian sighting bolsters claims of an attack dive. The routine training flight from Toul Rosieres to West Germany triggered East Germany entry and a call for crew recovery.
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New Hampshire Primary Castro Filler: Lodge Surges in Write-In Wins
Absentee ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge won a surprising victory in New Hampshire's Republican presidential primary with about 22 percent of write-in votes. Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller battled for second, while Richard Nixon also attracted write-ins. In the Democratic primary, President Johnson led with a strong write-in count, followed by Robert F Kennedy. Lodge's supporters claim a strong base as Goldwater and Rockefeller vie for delegates. Lodge may face resignation implications for a May Oregon primary.
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Lodge
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Wollen
Rockefeller
Lieige
New England
Tyrey
Ladige
Oregon
Elizabeth I Bears Son in Buckingham Palace Birth
Queen Elizabeth II delivers a son at 8 30 PM CST at Buckingham Palace. The infant becomes fourth in line after Prince Charles and Prince Andrew with Princess Anne moving to fourth. Five physicians and a midwife assisted. Prince Philip expressed delight as crowds cheered outside.
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Senate group tells quacks drain fortunes of hopeful elderly
A Senate subcommittee heard witnesses outline how millions are spent yearly on potency pills wrinkle removers and other quack medical remedies aimed at the elderly. Harvard nutrition professor Frederick Simre faulted regulatory delays while Chief Postal Inspector Mabtague warned peddlers grow more sophisticated. Dr Snape called nutritional quackery a major racket aided by radio and TV programs selling vitamins and so called natural foods.
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Atkins Girl Wins Local Spelling Championship
Patty Sullivan of Atkins Junior High won first place in the Lubbock County Spelling Bee, besting 33 competitors and earning the Atkins district its top honor. Kenneth Kratzer of Thamaen Junior High also placed well, with both schools representing the district in the event.
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Modern Arist Painter Turns Landscapes Unrecognisable
A painter known as A. is praised for transforming the most beautiful landscapes into unrecognisable works. Critics note his rapid technique and bold style, attracting attention across art circles.
Floods Displace Thousands Across Several States
The Red Cross reports disasters from floods across Kentucky Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania. Shelters opened in Athens Cincinnati Louisville and beyond as flooding surged, with dozens dead or missing and 2000 workers mobilized nationwide.
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Ex-Aide Smathers Associate Details Baker Dealings
Former George Smathers aide Scott T. Peek testified before a Senate hearing about loans to Bobby Baker. Peek said he borrowed $3,000 to help Baker buy a profitable Florida venture, with profits claimed up to $49,000. Jack B. Cooper of a Mississippi dog track invoked the Fifth Amendment.
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Untitled Prayer Fragment Passages
A fragmentary prayer text invokes staying power of the divine as a universal support. It references faithful keeping souls aligned with divine steadiness and speaks in older phrasing about trust in a higher order beyond human turmoil.
Kennedy Aides Say Kennedy Weighs Presidency Exit
The Kennedy camp discussed whether he will define state of mind on staying in public life after the presidential election. Officials suggested he might pursue college teaching or other public roles, with observers noting long history of consideration.
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Psychiatrist Says Ruby Insane in Oswald Case Trial
Psychiatrist testifies that Ruby was legally insane at the time of the shooting. He explains the defense argues insanity and that Ruby murdered Oswald in the Dallas police basement last November. The state seeks the death penalty as the trial continues with testimony from De Guttmacher and others.
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