Nixon Rockefeller battle tightens GOP delegate race
Nixon asserts a strong position in cities and a tougher perimeter in the South as Rockefeller claims slow leakage in delegate gains. Rockefeller predicts a late-ballot nomination while Reagan and Nixon slug it out for the Republican ticket amid Democratic moves by McCarthy and Humphrey and Wallace campaign plans across seven states.
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Wallace Growth Concerns Split GOP and Dems
In Ohio Governor Rhodes weighs a potential convention pledge as Rockefeller widens Midwest tour. Nixon faces Wallace’s rising third‑party threat with delegates cautious, while a bipartisan plan seeks to curb Wallace’s impact by encouraging party pledges to the eventual winner.
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Nurses Threaten Strike in Steubenville Hospital
In Steubenville Ohio a tentative agreement reached at a session arranged by Mayor Andrew Miller may avert a nurses strike at Ohio Valley General Hospital The nurses seek recognition of the Ohio Nurses Association as their bargaining agent.
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101 Descendants Mark Long Lifespan In Indio
Tomasa Hernandez died in Indio California leaving 101 descendants. Born in 1867 in Leon Mexico she arrived in the United States in 1900.
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Casualties In Viet War Drop
The war lull shows 188 Americans killed in combat last week, down 10 from the prior week and the year's second lowest total. Wounded reached 1,337, with 769 hospitalized and 677 not hospitalized. South Vietnamese casualties include 157 soldiers killed and 600 wounded.
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St Bernard Bites Judge at Vancouver Kennel Show
A St Bernard at the Vancouver Kennel Club show bit the judge, Oliver Harriman of Pebble Beach, injuring his head and neck. The dog, placed fourth in its class, caused hospital treatment for the judge.
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Armco Plans 30 Percent Capacity Rise At Kansas City Works
Armco Steel Corp announced a 30 percent increase in basic production capacity at its Kansas City Works to serve growing six state markets. The first phase includes a fourth electric furnace of 170 ton heat, new instrumentation, two soaking pits, and expansion of pollution control as part of a 1.5 million dollar smoke control program. The expansion aims for about 1.2 million tons annual output with 10 to 20 percent more jobs.
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