Nixon's shotgun statements strike home in primaries
AP analysis notes Nixon tailors a broad set speech to audiences in New Hampshire and Wisconsin. He stresses foreign aid limits, truth to the public, American prestige, dollar stability, dissent limits, and crime, drawing strong applause across audiences. He cites Wisconsin as possibly his toughest race.
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Warrant Issued For Hijacker Rhodes Jr.
An arrest warrant was issued for Lawrence M. Rhodes Jr. 28 of Welch West Virginia on hijacking an airliner and forcing 108 occupants to fly to Cuba. FBI says Rhodes hijacked a Delta DC8 Wed diverting the Miami bound flight after boarding in Tampa using the alias S Wilson. Cuban authorities consider his asylum request. Fighter jets launched from Homestead AFB after the hijacking over Lake Okeechobee.
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Temperance Day Observed at Seventh-Day Adventist Church
The church will observe Temperance Day with Rev. Frank Gifford addressing the rising alcoholism problem in the United States during the 11 15 a m worship service. Sabbath School starts at 10 a m.
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Ruling Set In Battle For Mrs East Estate
Special Probate Judge William Edwards ruling on the $300 million oil land and cattle estate of Sarita Kenedy East in SAPUA Texas. Lawyers plan appeals to district court regardless of the decision. The 400000 acre La Parra ranch features in the dispute over whether Texans or Easterners control the foundation.
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Cleveland Grant Funds Local Government Training Initiative
The Cleveland Foundation and Greater Cleveland Associated Foundation announce a $218,425 grant to Case Western Reserve University for its public management science graduate program. The sum will be paid over three years to place 60 trained graduates in local governments as part of a broader set of grants totaling more than $865,000 for health welfare youth education public affairs and employment in the Cleveland area.
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Japanese Book To Be Printed Chronicle of Emperor Meiji planned
The Imperial Household Agency said it will publish about 13 volumes of The Chronicle of Emperor Meiji based on a prewar privately published edition. The Meiji era modernized Japan. Meiji died in 1912 and was Hirohito's grandfather.
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Mills Blessing LBJ Travel Tax Faces Mills Price
President Johnson backs a travel tax to aid the payments deficit, but Rep. Wilbur Mills resists without concessions. Mills warns he will not support foreign travel taxes unless linked to import protections for his districts. The dispute centers on balancing non tariff tools with potential quotas to please lawmakers and protect domestic industries.
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Massillon 5 year old dies in fire toll hits four
In Massillon the death toll rose to four after a 5 year old boy died at Massillon City Hospital. Three Frederick sisters Mary 16 Nancy 14 Amy 6 died in Canal Fulton fire Thursday night. Brother Tommy died in hospital today. Two more Frederick children Deanna 10 and Debbie Anne 8 were reported in poor condition.
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Strike Halts North American Rockwell Unit in Newton Falls
About 450 steelworkers from North American Rockwell CorpBUMPER division in Newton Falls stopped work on the first shift this week in a wildcat strike. Local 4051 of the United Steelworkers union represents the workers. No reason was given for the walkout amid 900 employees across three shifts.
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