Governor Coalition Hinted At By Agnew
Maryland Governor Agnew signals possible coalition with Michigan Governor Romney and Ohio Governor Rhodes ahead of the Republican National Convention. Delegations total 122 uncommitted nominating votes, with Rhodes open to caucus voting and Romney undecided. Rockefeller says no commitments expected at Cincinnati Governors Conference.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Wth
Gevs
George Romney
Michigan
James A. Rhodes
Ieaa
Roimres
Miami Beach
Rhodes
Pan
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M Nixon
Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Florida
Claude Kirk
S .Omal
Ohio Gop Fund
Micui
Romney
Sor
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Chicago Democrats Bound by Contract Over Conventi on Move
James C. Worthy says a 40 page contract with the Democratic Convention Committee binds the party to Chicago. He doubts a strike will force a relocation while Mayor Daley expects a quick resolution.
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Chicago
Citizens Committee
James C. Worthy
Worthy
Miami Beach
Martin Havan
Democratic Party
Iraqi Leaders Crack Down On Nasser Backers
In Baghdad after a bloodless coup the new regime cracks down on Nasser followers, excluding them from government and jailing many as Abdul Shuzzak el Naef consolidates power. The move signals tensions with Egypt and Syria, and the Arab world faces possible upheaval amid shifts in Baath leadership.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Abdul Rahman Aref
Abdul Shuzzak el Naef
Nasser
Cabiet
Syria
Ariva
Baath Party
Damasca
Ria
Naef
le Arab Revolutionary Movement
Cleim
C5 Galaxy Sets Another Record in World Weight Takeoff
Lockheed's Galaxy, the world's largest airplane, made a second try at a world record for gross takeoff weight and succeeded. The aircraft carried 550,000 pounds and cruised at 10,000 feet above Georgia for about three hours.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia
Fire incidents and vehicle fires reported in Middletown area
At 11:25 a.m. a fire at Miami University Middletown campus Johnston Hall due to an apparently shorted electric panel caused undetermined damage. At 12:00 p.m. a fan belt on a car owned by Thomas Still of Hamilton started a fire causing $75 damage. At 12:15 p.m. a wheel bearing overheated on a car owned by Richard Giese, rear wheel caught fire, $100 damage. At 4:20 p.m. Mary Back, 44, at 2004 Lowell Ave, complained of chest pains and breathing difficulty, taken to Middletown Hospital. At 4:35 p.m. a cigarette started a fire in a plastic container in the apartment of Mrs. C. A. Prine, causing $10 damage.
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Middletown Branch
Miami University
Johnston Hall
Lafayette Avenue
Verity Parkway
Thomas Still
Hamilton
Grand Avenue
Boylston Street
Richard Giese
Lowell Ave
Mary Back
Same
Middletown Hospital
Stanley, St
C. A. Prine
Police Briefs: Thefts from Service Station and Vehicles
Two soft drink machines were pried open at a service station on Crawford Street. An undetermined amount was taken and a window broken. A separate report notes three pillows and a girl’s purse stolen from a tent in Robert Bowman’s yard. Hub caps were taken from cars belonging to Robert Craft Ollie Brandon and others on Baltimore Street.
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Crawford Street
Robert Bowman
Kensington St
Robert Craft
Michael Read
Ollie Brandon
Baltimore St
Man Strikes Car Taillight in Alley Incident
John Hinkle of 1510 Woodlawn Ave reported a man walking through an alley near his home rammed his fist through the taillight of Hinkle's car, as shown to police.
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John Hinkle
Woodlawn Ave
Ray Is Optimistic Hanes Reports On King Murder Suspect
James Earl Ray, accused of killing Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., is described as in a good frame of mind by his Birmingham lawyer Arthur Hanes. The two-hour jail visit covered preliminary trial arrangements. arraignment date not set. Hanes praised jail accommodations and said he expects a fair American trial, with scheduling dependent on Ray and witnesses.
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Memphis, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Arthur Hanes
Birmingham
Ala
Ray
Shelby County
Hanes
William N. Morris Jr
Dist
Phil Canale
U.S
London
United States
Sheriff's Department
Rayman
George Sneyd
Memphis
Wandsworth
Air Force
Shiper
King
GIs, Reds Lock In Fire Fight Near Saigon
A company from the 1st Infantry Division clashed with a large enemy force north of Saigon on an old battlefield. US artillery and helicopter gun ships supported the action amid heavy small arms and mortar fire with no casualty figures reported.
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Saigon
USS
1St Infantry Division
Warren 4-H Livestock Sale Highlights Warren County Fair
The Warren County Fair features a 4-H livestock sale with top steer by 19 year old Mason High graduate Tom Losh selling for 549.50 and 70 cent per pound, plus champion hog and lamb results. Government troops rescued 39 captives from Viet Cong near Song Be as U S forces report activity in the central highlands after clashes near Loc Ninh. Final events include a parade and crowning of the junior fair queen with Anne Murrell expected to crown the winner from six contestants.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Mason High
Tom Losh
Losh
Mekong
Delta
Martha
Peters
Waynesville
Jerry Silvey
Silvey Trailer Sales
Angus
Warren, County
Beverly Maddox
Barrow
Karen Vincent
Heinold
Miss Vincent
Ken
Cincinnati
Teresa Drais
Anne Murrell
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Goveror
Rockefler
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Denios
Ahmad Hassan el Bakr
Baath
Neef
Hiddlea Aref
Israel
C5 Galaxy
Warren Fair
Song Be
Central Highlands
Loc Ninh
U.S. 11Th Armored Cavalry Division
Cambodia
the Anima
Jeff Hildebrecht
Pete Widal
Lamb
Cheryl Hart
Cincinnati Producers Livestock Co
Union Sanitary Sweepstakes
Donald Fugett
David
Franklin, Ohio
Union S
Finest Cleaners & Launderers
Park St
2Nd Ave
Central Ave
Gideon Rd
Studio Theatre
Poasttown
Mobile Home Court
Trenton Shopping Center
Famous Name Brand
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Martinelli
Wworthmore
Hart Asnane & Marx Clothes
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