Lodge Wins New Hampshire Primary Upset
U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge reacts to an upset in New Hampshire Republican primary as he travels in South Vietnam with Defense Secretary McNamara. He learns of the victory in Hue and states he will not leave Saigon or resign from his post.
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Lodge sweeps New Hampshire GOP primary in write-in surge
Henry Cabot Lodge captured all 14 New Hampshire delegate seats as a write-in victor dominating Barry Goldwater and Nelson Rockefeller. Lodge rejected resigning his South Vietnam post and urged a White House bid while Nixon and Smith trailed. turnout reached about 1,000 amid snow with 88 precincts reporting.
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George Romney
Michigan
Flood-threatened Ohio braces for more flood trouble
Flood-weary residents in Southern and Central Ohio brace for more danger as rivers threaten to rise. Ohio reports at least five deaths and several communities establish shelters while Athens and Circleville anticipate cresting floods.
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Three States Ravaged by Ohio River Flood Reach
The Ohio River flood continues to rise across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky with several crests predicted by the Weather Bureau. Thousands flee homes as towns from Portsmouth to Louisville endure record floods. Crests near Cincinnati threaten the fourth highest on record as Red Cross shelters aid evacuees.
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Defense rests in Ruby murder case surprise move
The Jack Ruby murder trial halted further direct testimony as defense attorney Melvin Belli declared “the defense rests.” The jurors were seated as Dr Manfred Guttmacher finished testifying that Ruby was not legally sane when he killed Lee Harvey Oswald, ending the defense case with rebuttal witnesses possible.
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Civil rights debate slows as Southern senators linger on floor
In Washington, Southern senators slow the motion to take up the civil rights bill with limited early speeches. Herman Talmadge plans a speech while others reserve time, as Gruening urges Vietnam withdrawal and Dodd prepares a Southeast Asia War note. The Dixie bloc stays organized in three six member teams.
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Garage Blast Kills Franklin County Housewife
An explosion believed caused by spilled gasoline killed a Franklin County housewife and seriously burned her husband. Police said the blast happened Tuesday night after Mrs. Reno Cameroon drove the family car into the garage as her husband cleaned spilled gasoline from paint brushes. Fire followed and was quickly put out. investigators continued their work.
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U S apologizes and protests over downed bomber incident
The United States issued an apology and a strong protest to the Soviet Union after a US reconaissance bomber with three crewmen was shot down Tuesday over East Germany. The crew parachuted but their fate was unknown. the plane was unarmed and on a training flight.
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Greek Cypriot Students Jeer U S and Turkish Moves Escalate
About 10 000 Greek Cypriot students shouted against Britain and the United States in Nicosia as Turkish warships moved north and Makarios pressed the Cyprus crisis. Turkish vessels departed Iskenderun with uncertain crews while U Thant was urged to deploy a UN peace force. Fighting eased briefly in Kuma and Mallia after Makarios forces claimed victory, but sporadic shooting continued.
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Open Housing Bill Killed
Seattle voters rejected a controversial open housing ordinance that would bar racial and religious discrimination in selling or renting dwellings. The measure lost by about two to one in the general election, 112 448 to 53 453. Backers promised to fight on, while a local pastor warned of a long, hot summer.
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Khrushchev Talks Cyprus Crisis At Black Sea Villa
Premier Khrushchev met Cyprus acting Foreign Minister Andrias Arau sos in Moscow to discuss the Cyprus crisis. The government news agency Task reported the conference occurred at Khrushchev's Black Sea villa, noting it as his first public vacation announcement.
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Cancer Insurance Offered for Smokers and Nonsmokers
Ontario residents can buy cancer insurance from British Life Insurance Co. The policy terms vary with the number of cigarettes smoked. The advertiser notes differing payment conditions based on smoking levels.
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Ontario
British Life Insurance Co
Cambodia Sacks U S Embassy in Rioting Capital
Thousands of Cambodians demonstrators sacked the U S Embassy in Phnom Penh tearing down and burning the flag then raising the Cambodian flag. No Americans were hurt but several protesters were injured by shattered glass as police barriers fell during a two hour riot.
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Vel Torme Sues Judy Garland for 22500
Los Angeles AP report says singer Vel Torme sues Judy Garland for 22500 in Los Angeles claiming she owes him that amount under his contract as vocal arranger for her television show. The suit seeks payment of the stated sum.
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Ohio towns under flood water as Hocking River rises
New Richmond Manchester and Ripley Ohio reported flooding while Portsmouth remained partially isolated by a 77 foot flood wall. The Hocking River crested at 21.9 feet Tuesday, ten feet above flood stage and the highest since 1907, with a forecast crest of 24 feet at Athens and falling levels in West Virginia and eastern Kentucky tributaries.
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Young Man Found Sleeping in Drive at Washers Establishment
Pueblo police on a routine check at automatic washers found a young man asleep in a dryer. He said he needed a warm place to sleep after a quarrel at home.
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