Eisenhower weighs role in 1964 GOP race after Kennedy death
The death of President Kennedy shifts the path to the 1964 GOP nomination. Eisenhower may back a moderate candidate like Rockefeller or Scranton, while Goldwater momentum falters in the South. Nixon remains a leading possibility as Scranton garners liberal GOP support.
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Helicopter crash land on Manhattan roof prompts survival remark
Quotes from Stanley Szy cher, a 42 year old former Marine fighter pilot, after landing his crippled helicopter on a rooftop amid lower West Side structures. He said any landing is a good landing when you can walk away from it. In Washington, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. discussed civil rights demonstrations with President Johnson, asserting continued actions until injustices are addressed.
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