New Hampshire Votes Begin in Quiet Early Balloting
In Concord and Dixville Notch New Hampshire voters cast early ballots shaping the Republican and Democratic paths. Write ins favored Lodge Nixon Rockefeller Goldwater and Kennedy while delegates to the national convention were chosen and mood toward a Johnson Kennedy ticket emerged.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Dixville Notch
Johnson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Richard Mo Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Barry Gold
Lodge
U.S
South Viet Nam
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Nashua
Norman Lepage
Nixon
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
John W. King
Kennedy
King
Gertrude Nash
White Mountain
Malaysia Plans Military Draft Amid Indonesian Tensions
Malaysia to draft men aged 21 to 29 as Cabinet calls up reserves amid threat of war with Indonesia. Indonesia, with a 350000 strong army, accuses Britain of colonial influence and maintains troops in Borneo while Malaysia relies on some 10000 British troops for border defense.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Tun Abdul Razak
Malaysian Borneo
Sabah
Sarawak
Indonesian Borneo
Borneo
Robert F. Kennedy
Sukarno
Boss promises half days as cheers turn to jeers
The boss announced a half-day morning and another half-day in the afternoon. The crowd reacted with cheers early and jeers after the second half-day pledge.
Trial Focus Turns to Did Ruby Know Right From Wrong
Marguerite Oswald arrives in Dallas for Jack Ruby murder trial as defense and prosecution face a psychiatric debate on Ruby’s awareness of right and wrong. Dr. Manfred Guttmacher set to testify with others to follow. Jury could be asked to retire by Saturday amid rebuttal plans.
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Dallas
Marguerite Oswald
Shaver
Kennedy
Jack Ruby
Tex
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Manfred Guttmacher
Supreme Bench of Baltimore
Melvin ML. Belli
Belli
Dist
Henry M. Wade
Oswald
21-Year Quest Ends in Arlington Rites
Washington AP. St Robert J Patenscar of Philadelphia and Chews Landing NJ, a 60th Fighter Squadron Fighting Crows member, killed March 29 1943 in North Africa, is identified and interred at Arlington National Cemetery after a 21 year family search. Wes Neep investigated with dental records confirming identification. President Kennedy involved, remains traced from Mezouna Tunisia to Carthage and Florence. Family wreath laid near Kennedy grave.
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Arlagton National Cemetery
Robert J. Patenscar
North Africa
Limer A. Patensear
Philadelphia
Chews Landing
N.J
Edward Kovachy
Cleveland
Bob Palenscar
Army Air Corps
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Bob
Shenango
Fighting Crows
Carthage
Florence
Italy
Border Clash Kills Two Indians as Pakistan Raids Continue
Two Indian soldiers died and at least seven were wounded in cross border fire 50 miles west of Jammu. Officials said Pakistan army units conducted two raids within five hours near Nava Chak village, intensifying the ceasefire line clashes.
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Jammu, Kashmir
Jammu
Pakistan Army
Nava Chak
Unemployment Figures Hint at Higher Toll Than 4.5 Million
Labor Department data presented to Congress with President Johnson's manpower report show unemployment may be higher than official 4.5 million. The figures include people not in the labor force and note white men aged 45 to 54 with low education have higher nonworking rates, while those with college degrees show lower figures. Wirtz said breakdowns on reasons for not working are unavailable.
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Washington
Labor Department
Congress
Johnsoon
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Eastern storm brings floods and deaths across the South and Ohio Valley
Violent weather pounds the eastern half of the nation with tornadoes in Mississippi and Alabama and heavy rains causing floods in four states. The Ohio River valley braces for high crests while Kentucky and Missouri endure snow and sleet. Red Cross and National Guards aid evacuations as bridges wash out and schools close.
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Mississippi
Alabama
Southland
Ohio River Valley
Red Cross
National Guardsmen
South
Kentucky
Weather Bureau
Atlas Missile Lost In Blast Near Roswell NM
A fire and explosion during a training exercise destroyed an Atlas intercontinental missile and its $11 million silo 33 miles northeast of Roswell New Mexico. No one was hurt. It was the third similar incident in a year reducing the ICBM squadron around Roswell and Walker Air Force Base to nine. Cause not determined.
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Roswell
Walker Air Force Base
Woman Talks Convict Into Surrender in Michigan
Marian Poxson persuaded escaped forger Lester Dionne to give himself up after a tense six hours. State police alarms and road blocks followed a chaotic chase with Dionne fled from a Michigan state prison farm and involved threats of kidnapping and home break-ins. Dionne surrendered at the police office with Poxson guiding the escapee back to custody.
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Munith
Mich
Marian Poxson
Truce Uneasy as Cypriot Greeks and Turks Clash
News reports say a fragile truce held in Kuma amid renewed firing near Mallia Th. Reiticharme rushed a platoon to Mallia to prevent a new outbreak as talks between Greek and Turkish Cypriots were to begin. Casualties included two Turkish dead and 18 wounded, one Greek killed and 13 wounded. A British helicopter evacuated Turkish leader Aziz Altay to the Greek sector for talks.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
Kuma
Mallia Th. Reiticharme
Mallia
Makarios
Fazil Kuchuk
Thamt
Greece
Turkey
Aziz Altay
Rights Bill Fight Will Be Bitter
Washington AP reports the Senate civil rights battle opens with Southern opposition and a planned slow-down. Debate enters its second day as Mansfield moves to proceed to consideration of the 10 point bill. Southerners vow no compromise and may push lengthy sessions over months.
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Senate
Buster
Arater
Mike Mansfield
House
Dixie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Yale Zoologist Petru Skevitch Dies at 88
New Haven Connecticut professor Alexander J Petru Skevitch a Yale University zoologist renowned as a leading authority on spiders died Monday. The obituary notes his eighty eight years and global scientific impact.
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New Haven, Conn
Lexander J. Petru Skevitch
Yale University
Three Die In Plane Crash At Boston Waterfront Terminal
A freight DC4 crashed in sleet at Castle Island Waterfront Terminal Boston killing all three crew members. Witnesses from a lumber yard nearby initially reported two workers dead, but yard employees were later counted safe. The plane, en route from New York Bradley Field Conn, attempted an instrument landing and plunged into flames as it hit the terminal across the harbor from Logan International Airport.
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Boston
Slick Airways
New York
Bradley Field
Conn
Castle Island
Logan International Airport
Ohio River Flood Forcing Evacuations Upstream and Below Cincinnati
The Ohio River neared its fourth highest level in history as rains turned to snow and flooding spread from Cincinnati to towns upriver. Evacuations continued with 1,500 moved in Falmouth Kentucky and roadways and attractions along the river flooded.
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Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
Ohio River
Ohio
Ubrichsville
Bowling Green
Rivers Rise as Floods Hit Ohio Valley and Kentucky
The Ohio River region from Sprey to Portsmouth sees rapid rises of three tenths of a foot per hour. Portsmouth is guarded by a flood wall while Wheeling and Cincinnati brace for several feet of rise. Central and southern Ohio report numerous road closures and school cancellations as Hocking River floods affect Athens and a university dorm evacuates 200 residents. Red Cross shelters open in Cincinnati area. Dayton, Kentucky aids 200 families as water climbs toward 60 feet. City flood gates stay open in Cincinnati while other cities ride higher waters behind levees. Five feet of water hits New Richmond business district as towns plan to paint homes white this summer. Continued on Page 19.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
New England
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Cincinnati
Sprey
Vanceburg
Portsmouth
Pittsburgh
Wheeling
W. V
Athens
Ohio University
S. 50
Hocking River
Red Cross
Hamilton
Clermont
Boone, Kenton and
Campbell
Dayton
Maysville
Newport
Covington
Lawrenceburg
Ind
New Richmond
Clermont County
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Pakistan
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