Rockefeller Nears Decision On Presidential Run
More than 20 top Republicans urged Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to run as an announced candidate. A strategy meeting at his Fifth Avenue apartment discussed a possible bid with several governors senators and Mayor Lindsay in attendance. Rockefeller said no comment after the session but indicated readiness to serve if the people want it.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue
U.S
John V. Lindsay
Rockefeller
Tom McCall
Oregon
Richard M. Nixon
McCall
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
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Lindsay
Eryone
New Hampshire
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Michigan
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Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
John Chafee
Rhode Island
GOP
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William D.miller
Barry Goldwater
Miller
Tarrytown
Senate Pushes Quick Vote on Landmark Civil Rights Bill
Washington AP Senate leaders push for final action on a landmark civil rights bill after an overwhelming 61 19 vote clearing the open housing provision. The bill would prohibit housing discrimination by 1970 extend Bill of Rights protections to American Indians and criminalize riot incitement and violent obstruction. House action pending direct floor vote after Senate amendments.
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Mansfield
House
House-Senate
Judiciary Committee
Gold Pool Keeps Price At 35 An Ounce In London Markets
London markets held the price at 35 dollars an ounce as the seven nation gold pool reaffirmed support. Zurich demand remained near Friday levels while pound exchange rose to 2.3980 dollars amid cautious eurocurrency trading.
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U.S
United States
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Bank For International Settlements
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Belgium
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South Africa
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U.S. Federal Reserve Board
Gold
Martin
U.S. Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
France
Johnson
Arson Suspected In West Side Laundry Fire
A two alarm blaze damaged the A. E. Liles Laundry on Columbus West Side with estimated loss of 88000 dollars. Fire officials say arson is suspected in connection with burglary and police arrested 21 year old Richard Allen Biles nearby on grounds of being a suspicious person.
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Columbus, Ohio
A. E. Liles
Columbus
Molasses Spill at Co-op Feed Mill Stuns Ness City
In Ness City Kansas an unattended pump at the Co-op Feed Mill released about 2000 gallons of molasses into a grain mixer pit. An official called the cleanup effort sticky and stupendous.
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Ness City
Kan
Co-op
Copper Firms Unions Reach Understanding in Strike Talks
Two of the four copper companies Phelps Dodge and Kennecott reportedly reached an understanding with 26 unions ending a key obstacle in an eight month strike. The deal would cover mines smelters and refineries excluding lead zinc and fabrication. The issue of companywide contracts with unified expiration dates remains a sticking point.
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New York Times
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