Barry Goldwater Launches Six Day New Hampshire Primary Drive
Senator Barry Goldwater heads to New Hampshire for a six day push to win the states presidential primary. Governor Nelson Rockefeller prepares a solid week of campaigning ahead of the March 10 vote with write in support for Henry Cabot Lodge and others under discussion.
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Stolen Record Player and Records Reported in Weekend Theft
Butler County sheriff's deputies reported a weekend theft of a stereo set and six records from a residence. Walter F. Wiggins of 3971 Trenton Franklin Road said someone entered his home while he was away and took a record player and six records valued at about $120.
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Grace Metalious Estate May Go To Family
The estate of Grace Metalious, author of Peyton Place, could go to her three children as John Rees, the later will’s sole beneficiary, gave up his claim. Rees hinted an agreement might reinstate the 1958 will naming the children Marsha Dupuis Christopher and Cynthia as heirs.
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Bernard J. Snierson
Laconia
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Rees
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Marsha Dupuis
Christopher
Cynthia
Boston
Grass Fires Burn Ten Acres In Madison Township
Firefighters battled two grass fires yesterday burning more than ten acres of grassland. The larger blaze started near Beck and Kiester roads, reportedly from a trash burner, destroying several acres per Assistant Fire Chief Robert Ledford. A smaller fire burned grasslands near LeSourdsville south of here.
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Madison Township
Clay says “greatest he is not” in Harlem
Muhammad Ali Casius Clay, boasting as usual, rebukes chants calling him the greatest as hundreds in Harlem echo the insult. He and Malcolm X, a Black Muslim leader, watched a film in Times Square recounting Clay’s TKO win over former champion Sonny Liston.
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Dayton Woman Held in Fatal Shooting of Roomer
In Dayton Ohio the sheriff's department held Daisy Lee Ficklen 47 for investigation in the fatal shooting of her roomer Willie Smith 23 at a party early Sunday. Ficklen said Smith threw an ash tray and drew a .32 caliber pistol prompting her to grab for the gun which went off.
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Daisy Lee Ficklen
Willie Smith
Wounded wife rescued as Air Force jet crashes near Superior
Lawrence Nordlund watched a Duluth Base F106B strike his Middle River home and crash in a valley. Julieann Nordlund, 45, was found injured in the basement and removed before the house burned. Pilot Captain Kenneth Hite, 33, was killed. Col Earl Bastian, 45, parachuted to safety with minor burns. Julieann remains hospitalized in serious condition with fractures and burns. Hite’s body was found about 100 yards from the Nordlunds’ home.
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Air Force
Kenneth C. Hite
Duluth Air Force Base
Minn
Earl L. Bastian
Ose
Nordlund
Hite
Bastian
Middle River
Robert Bartley
Shelbyville
June
Sharron
Richard
Robert
Duluth
Scranton
Billie Sols Associates Behind Bars
Two former associates of promoter Billie Sol Estes began serving their prison terms Sunday night after a two year fight to stay free. Coleman McSpadden of Lubbock and Ruel W. Alexander of Amarillo received 10 and six year sentences respectively for mail fraud tied to mortgages on non existent fertilizer tanks. Estes remains free while appealing a 23 year federal and state sentence. Harold Orr of Amarillo also drew 10 years and died Friday from carbon monoxide poisoning in a garage.
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Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Coleman McSpadden
Lubbock
Ruel W. Alexander
Estes
McSpadden
Alexander
Harold E. Orr
Orr
Physician Dr Richard Wolf to Address Wildwood PTO
Dr Richard Wolf of Children's Hospital Cincinnati will speak to the Wildwood PTO at 7 30 tomorrow night on "Patterns of a Child's Behavior."
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Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Wildwood Pto
Mountain West Virginia Tops Nation in Bituminous Coal Output
Mountain region state leads the United States in bituminous coal production for the period reported. Industry data show West Virginia surpassing other states, with sustaining output levels amid demand trends and mining activity across major coalfields.
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Washington U News Highlights Jets Vietnam Tax Shifts
The AP reports 11 or 12 manned missiles are flying as President Johnson touts a 2000 mph jet. Ball says no decision to send troops in Vietnam while Hoch accuses Johnson of nervous conciliation. Tax law shifts burden toward middle and high incomes with specific rate changes across brackets.
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Kohler Heads Home For Consultations
U S ambassador to the Soviet Union Foy D Kohler departed Moscow for Washington to confer with President Johnson and Secretary of State Dean Rusk in what Kohler called a routine trip home for consultations.
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