Goldwater bets on California win to seal GOP nomination
AP dispatch reports Senator Barry Goldwater aiming to win big in California’s June 2 primary to lock the Republican nomination. He told a Sacramento Lincoln Day dinner he expects victory in California and in November’s general election, while criticizing rivals and pressing a coast campaign strategy. Rockefeller and Smith pressed New Hampshire polling, with Rockefeller urging stronger outreach and Smith touting her long Senate record and distinctive campaign style amid cold weather.
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Bratcher Elected by Local Cooties in Trenton
Ernest E. Bratcher of 412 Glenn Ave Trenton an Armco Steel employee and World War II veteran was elected commander of Pup Tent 50 of the Military Order of the Cooties at VFW Post 3809. Other officers named include Frank Walner Joe Klamo Robert Armbruster Hobart Hopper Strates Demostenes Steve Tom Orman Elam Charles Elam Donald Venneman and John Sparks.
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Sparks
Father Files Suit Over Daily Sonic Boom Tests
Oklahoma City residents endure eight sonic booms daily from the FAA test site. Woodrow W. Bussey sues in federal court alleging hearing damage to his daughter Julie and unconstitutional conduct started without consent. FAA reports 655 calls in the first week, most inquiries or complaints.
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Julie
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General Motors Not Sole Owner Of Cadillac
A federal judge ruled GM does not hold a monopoly on the word Cadillac and ordered $41,000 in attorney fees to Cadillac Boat Co. The court noted Cadillac has geographic meaning and GM’s bid to bar the boat firm from using the name was unjust.
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Nixon criticizes foreign policy at Lincoln Day dinner
Vice president contender Richard M. Nixon said the Eisenhower era grand alliance is coming apart and urged a US France Britain West Germany summit to face communism in Africa and Asia. He condemned Johnson policy as inconsistent and warned against neutrality amid global pressure.
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Snakes Vary in Size From Burrowers to Long Pythons
Snakes range in size from a burrowing creature a few inches long to the regal python nearly 30 feet long and weighing around 300 pounds.
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