Eisenhower urges GOP to consider new faces for 1964 ticket
Former president Eisenhower writes in the Saturday Evening Post that the Republican party could nominate a newcomer for the 1964 presidential race. He mentions possible figures in Congress, governorships, business, and education and cites George Romney, William Scranton, and Nelson Rockefeller as potential contenders. He says he should not be a focal point of party activity but will help where asked.
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New York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican Party
Saturday Evening Post
Eisenhower
Michigan
George Romney
American Motors
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Church Revival Planned by Knoxville Singers at Grand Avenue
The Jim Young family, a Knoxville Tennessee singing group, will headline revival services at Grand Avenue Church of God from Thursday to Sunday, each evening starting at 7 30.
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Jim Young
Knoxville, Tenn
Grand Avenue Church of God
Youth Held For Jury In Robbery
Gerald Deaton, 18, of 509 Garfield St., pleaded guilty to armed robbery and operating a vehicle without consent in municipal court and was ordered held for the Butler County grand jury. Bond set at 2500 on each charge after he allegedly took 302 dollars at gunpoint from John Crawford at John's Truck Stop in Excello and fled in Crawford's car. Crawford escaped by crawling through a storage room window and alerted authorities. Deaton stopped soon after in Hamilton. In other court action, Robert Surface was fined 10 dollars and costs for intoxication and giving false information to police. Junior Brown was fined 75 dollars and costs for intoxication and resisting arrest. a 10-day jail sentence was suspended.
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Gerald Deaton
Garfield St
Butler County
Grand Jury
J. T. Lamb
Deaton
John
Excello
John Crawford
Crawford
Hamilton
Robert Surface
Meadow Ave
Junior Brown
Omaha St
Rustler Sentenced To 2 Years In Cincinnati Court
Hamilton cattle rustler Surman Terry Rumley was sentenced to two years by Judge John W. Peck in Cincinnati after a jury found him guilty of transporting seven head of stolen cattle from a Lebanon area farm to the Indianapolis stockyards on January 18. His cousin Roscoe Jones, who testified against him, received six months after pleading guilty.
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Hamilton
U. S. District Court
John W. Peck
Cincinnati
Surman Terry (Lee) Rumley
Peck
Rumley
Lebanon
Indianapolis
Roscoe Jones
Campaign Dress Worn By Soldiers in Mexican War
U.S. soldiers first wore campaign dress during the Mexican War. Their uniforms were similar to those of today’s West Point cadets.
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U.S
West Point
Excommunicated Catholics vow to fight desegregation
In New Orleans three Roman Catholics excommunicated for opposing archbishop Joseph F. Rummel's desegregation order vowed to continue their fight for racial separation. Leander Perez Sr., Jackson Ricau, and Mrs B Gailot Jr criticized the move, with Perez calling it a scare tactic and Ricau pledging to persist in opposing integration.
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New Orleans
Joseph Francis ‘Rummel
Leander H. Perez Sr
Jackson G. Ricau
Citizens Council
B. J. Gaillot Jr
Committee Setup Nixed In Hamilton
Hamilton council votes 43 to abolish the committee system. Councilman Herbert Mick proposes a committee of the whole to run all business, backed by Bartels Fiton and Freida McCandless. Mayor Westfall, Mark Petty and Blumenthal oppose. Controversy with City Manager Aaron Marsh cited as motivation.
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Hamilton
Herbert Mick
Mick
Robert Bartels
Richard Fiton
Freida McCandless
Robert E. Westfall
Mark Petty
Jack Blumenthal
Petty
Aaron Marsh
Westfall
Blumenthal
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Rustler
Rambler
America
Wilmer Motors
Manchester
Msgr
Egidio Vagnozzi
United States
Vatican
Gaillot
Save Our Nation, Inc
Pope John XXIII
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Telegram
Perez
National Council of Christians and Jews
Rummel
B. J. Gaillot
Leander Perez
Jackson Ricau
Combs
James Combs
Middletown
Northwestern University
Centennial Avenue
Charles Stephens
S. Marshall Road
N. Verity Parkway
Stephens
Maynard R Argo
Wilbraham Road
Commonwealth
Tom Greene Plumbing Co
Belleair
Ross
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