Romney urged to rally Michigan GOP for 1968 victory
National Republicans press Gov. George Romney to join forces for a party victory in Michigan next November and to back Griffin’s bid for a full Senate term. The piece notes Romney’s past tensions with Goldwater, his image as a loner, and the debate over how strongly he should back party-wide candidates.
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George Romney
Michigan
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Robert P. Grifin
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Pat MccNamara
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Vite
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Midicin
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Jerome Cavaho
Detroit
Christin Rorines
Feriyis Poing
Soas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
GOP
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Goldwater
California
San Francisco Fire Levels Warehouses
A general alarm blaze destroyed a block of warehouses early Sunday in San Francisco with losses estimated over 1 million dollars. The warehouses belonged to home contractors a paper firm a chemical firm a drayage company and a wholesale grocery. About 280 firefighters and 60 pieces of equipment fought the two story structures with no injuries reported.
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San Francisco
Arizona Papers Hire Former Dallas Editor
In Phoenix, Eugene C. Pulliam announces Ma rson Walsh will replace Howard Wilcox as Gazette managing editor, while S Lowell Parker becomes Gazette managing editor. Wilcox retires to Indianapolis to start a PR and advertising firm. Walsh formerly led The Dallas Times Herald and has held APME leadership roles.
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Dallas
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Wilcox
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Gazette
Eugene C. Pulliam
Marson Walsh
Gazette
S. Lowell Parker
Republic
Pal Ham
Indianapolis Star and News
Indianapolis
Walsh
Dallas Times Herald
Associated Press Managing Editors Assn
Group
First Beam Reaches End of Stanford Linear Accelerator
Scientists at Stanford University Linear Accelerator Center fired the first beam of electrons two miles through the world's largest linear accelerator. Officials called the first test better than expected and celebrated the milestone in Stanford, California.
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Stanford
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UPD
Stanford University Linear Accelerator Center
Bombay radio stations cut news broadcasts
Indian radio stations in Bombay are reducing their news broadcasts amid shifting schedules. Officials say technical reallocations and audience changes drive the cutbacks as listeners seek different programming options.
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Bombay
Suicide prevented by call and police response in Bermuda
In Hamilton Bermuda a man attempted to take poison after drinking disinfectant. Constable Bill Prichard spoke to him on the telephone for minutes while a patrol car raced to his home and office. He was rushed to hospital and listed Sunday in good condition.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Bill Prichard
Two-Year-Old Foils Home Invader After Mother's Scream
A 2 year old girl woke to her mother’s screams and frightened off a would be attacker described as a large Black man who entered the kitchen by removing a screen. The suspect fled as the child aided her mother, police said. In a separate fire report a shed on a farm near New Deal burned, contents owned by Jack O Bryant.
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