Kennedy Says He Will Not Seek 1968 Presidency
In an exclusive AP interview, Robert F. Kennedy vows emphatically he will not run for president in 1968. He calls the idea of becoming secretary of state ridiculous and says his focus is on running the Justice Department.
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Associated Press
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Washington
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Adlai F. Stevenson
Ment of Justice
Department
Robert Kennedy The Man to See to Politicians and Aides
Robert Kennedy remains the trusted confidant to the President while avoiding everyday politics. He has limited public appearances though he still listens to lawmakers and serves on multiple White House bodies including the National Security Council and committees on narcotics and youth crime. He balances official duties with family life and rare campaign ties.
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National Security Council
White House
Kurdish Leader Presses Iraqi Self Rule Amid War Threats
Mullah Mustafa Barzani, Kurdish revolt leader in Northern Iraq, demands swift self rule from the new Baghdad regime or risk resuming war. In a Russian interview at Kurdish headquarters, Barzani says delay endangers autonomous Kurdish administration and rejects a broad conference solution.
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Alex Efty
Mullah Mustafa Barzani
Noradin
Northern
Iraq
Abdul Karim Kassem
Mustafa Barzani
Unionist Gosser Gets Three Years in Federal Prison
Richard T. Gosser UAW vice president and two aides were sentenced to three years in federal prison for conspiracy in removing IRS files. Judge Frank L. Kloeb said Gosser showed total contempt on the witness stand after a nine day trial. The case centered on an IRS investigation and a secretary passing confidential reports to Ted Maison and Donald Pinciotti.
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United Auto Workers Union
Internal Revenue Service
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Donald Pinciotti
Ted Maison
U.S. District Court
Frank L. Kloeb
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IRS
Maison
Pinciotti
Peace Corps Called Fifth Column by Soviet Paper
Izvestia labeled the Peace Corps a fifth column and claimed young volunteers are currently of little value but will become valuable as intelligence agents with experience, reflecting Cold War tensions between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Izvestia
Governor Intervenes In Death Appeal For Two Irish Setters
Judge William Rahauser ruled the dogs are personal property and may live until an estate audit is finished. Gov. Scranton directed the attorney general to seek a permanent saving, while kennel owner Thomas Miller faces numerous sympathy offers and public attention as the pets await a final resolution.
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Allegheny County Orphans Court
Brickland
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Walter E. Alessandroni
Miss Capers
Thomas Miller
Miller
California
Florida
Kansas
Squirrel Bridge Will Be Erected in Longview
The Longview City Council approved a resolution to construct the Nutty Narrows Bridge across the main thoroughfare. The 20 foot high, four inch wide suspended bridge will connect City Park to a feeding station in an office building courtyard, named by council member Bess La Riviere.
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Longview
Wash
Bess la Riviere
Ohioan among nine airmen killed in Eielson KC135 crash
Fairbanks Alaska nine airmen died when a KC135 jet tanker crashed on takeoff at Eielson Air Force Base. The deceased include T Sgt Harold W Butler from Jackson Ohio.
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Eielson Air Force Base
Here
Harold W. Butler
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Ohio
France Faces Coal Mine Strike Challenge To De Gaulle
In Paris, Charles de Gaulle confronts a nationalized coal mine strike led by Communist, Catholic and Socialist unions. Gov says miners face drafts and penalties if they do not return by Monday. Miners and allied workers demand higher wages and shorter weeks amid fears of inflation.
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France
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Catholic Christian Federation of Workers
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Laly
Soicialist Workers’ Force
Opera star Geraldine Farrar marks 81st birthday
Geraldine Farrar, famed glamor girl of grand opera's golden age, turned 81 in Ridgefield Connecticut as friends and admirers sent remembrances. She retired from the Metropolitan Opera in 1922 at age 40.
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Geraldine Farrar
Grand Opera
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Met
Shovels Snow, Dies In Lakewood Home
Ralph Ulrick, 62, collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack shortly after finishing a snow shovel at his Lakewood home Thursday night, according to police.
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Cleveland
Ralph Uirick
Lakewood
Burns Prove Fatal At Valley Mold Plant
John Sni zik, 55, died after suffering burns in an overhead crane incident at Valley Mold and Iron Corp on Cleveland East Side. Authorities say an electric heater ignited cans stored in the crane cab, starting Wednesday.
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Dayton roofing contractor given life term for 1962 slaying
Roy Gill, 27, of Dayton Ohio, convicted by a male jury in Somerset Kentucky for the Christmas night 1962 murder of Murrell Trimble a Somerset TV repairman. Commonwealth's Atty. Russell Jones indicated a Saturday sentencing. Gill wife Barbara Jean Gill 25 and Barbara Russell 24 Troy Ohio face trial March 11. Gill and both women were arrested in Dayton after the slaying.
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Dayton
Ohio
Roy Gill
Commonwealth
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Gill
Murrell Trimble
Barbara Jean
Jones
Barbara Russell
Troy
Trimble
Two Of Three Ohio Bandits Are Caught
Two of three armed men who robbed the Lagonda National Bank in Springfield Ohio January 31 have been arrested in Los Angeles California. The two in custody Paul Moldie House 23 and Ronald Edward White 24 both of Greene County near Yellow Springs are to be returned after extradition. A third man remains at large. House and White face bank robbery indictments. The holdup occurred at the Southern Village Shopping Center with five employees and three customers present. The trio demanded money while one rifled drawers totaling about 4776 dollars.
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Babies and Rule: A Humorous Observation
A lighthearted note muses that some babies seem destined to rule while others stay playful boys, capturing a comic contrast in parental chatter.
AMA Supports Kennedy Mental Health Plan Critics Say
Dr. Gerald Dorman, AMA trustee from New York, told the State Mental Health Representatives conference that the AMA backs the Kennedy administration plan on elderly mental health. He said both plans favor community based care with federal matching grants for state facilities to fill a missing link in physicians’ duties.
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New York
AMA
Dorman
Kennedy
Kennedy proposal links center services to medical cost funding
Dr. Dorman notes President Kennedy suggests financing all community center services like medical and hospital costs through individual fees private insurance voluntary contributions and state and local aid.
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Dorman
Kennedy
Weather Outlook With Snow and Hazardous Roads Tonight
Rain and snow are expected to be topped by 1 to 4 more inches before nightfall making driving extremely hazardous. More of the same is predicted for tomorrow night with occasional daytime snow. Yesterday’s high was 39 and the low 30, with today’s low around 29 this morning.
Cuba Blames U S Destroyer For Coastal Vessel Collision
Havana reports Cuba’s coastal vessel Jo ven Amalia carrying food to a north coast town was rammed by the U S destroyer Harold J Ellison based at Guantanamo Bay. Cuban newspapers say the destroyer approached on February 23, photographed for 45 minutes, then deliberately struck the vessel causing serious port side damage. No Cuban protest reportedly filed.
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Havana
Cuba
U.S
Guantanamo Bay
Harold J. Ellison
Await Death Verdict In Columbus After CO Poisoning
A coroner awaits a verdict in the death of Paul L. Stewart a 62 year old construction equipment dealer whose body was found in his car inside a closed garage the death is attributed to carbon monoxide poisoning.
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Columbus, Ohio
Paul L. Stewart
Stewart
Pentagon says Soviet bombers flew over four U S carriers
Informants say Defense Secretary McNamara aimed to preempt Soviet propaganda by revealing Soviet overflights of four U S Navy carriers including the Forrestal near the Azores. Navy officials denied compromising carrier vulnerability and noted the ships followed normal routes with standard radar and radio outputs.
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U.S. Navy
Robert 5. McNamara
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North Pacific
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McNamara
Soviet Union
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Azores
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Great Circle
Soviet Bear aircraft conduct reconnaissance near Iceland
The defense secretary said four four engine Soviet Bear planes crossed near Iceland on reconnaissance missions between January and February. They were intercepted by U S jet fighters but not challenged as they carried no weapons. Sources say each plane traveled about 3 500 miles round trip.
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Iceland
McNamara on Soviet Overflights in International Waters
McNamara said the United States does not intend to question the Soviet Union about the overflights. He noted the incidents occurred in international waters and that Soviet aircraft had a legal right to be in the air over those waters.
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