Rockefeller swings at Goldwater extremists in California bid
Los Angeles CAPO reports Governor Nelson Rockefeller attacks political extremists as he launches his California campaign for the states 86 delegates to the Republican National Convention. The New York governor opened Tuesday his bid for those delegates with a progressive line.
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Anti Litter Drive Launched Here With Broad Support
A two pronged anti litter campaign in Ouachita Parish gains backing from officials and civic groups. The West Monroe Chamber sponsors the effort to reduce cleanup costs and attract tourists, with many local leaders endorsing the plan and a pilot project under way in Caldwell Parish and south Louisiana.
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John F. McCormick
Jesse Heard
Mack Barham
Tillver S. Parker
George A. Wood
News-Star — World
Jack S. Campbell
Jack Gates
Rockefeller Divorce and Presidential Ambitions in 1960s Era
The profile outlines Nelson Rockefeller a New York governor born 1908 examining his political rise from public posts to governor, his 1958 landslide, tax policy, 1963 tensions over fees, divorce and remarriage, and his 1964 presidential bid. It notes civil rights views, medical care policy, tax stance, labor position, and foreign policy outlook including NATO and nuclear matters.
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Registration Rolls To Close Friday In Ouachita Parish
Ouachita Parish residents must register to vote by 5 p.m. Friday for the March 3 general election. Mae Lucky, parish registrar, said the books close for 30 days as required by state law. The office operates 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with a one hour lunch.
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Juliana Tour Center Promises No Reservation Fees
Juliana Tour & Travel Center in Roselawn advertises no service charges for reservations. The 2008 note lists contact at 325 6665 and markets business vacation tours with a focus on nationwide booking.
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Tour & Travel Center
Roselawn
Too Far Left Traffic Ticket Sparks City Debate
In Los Angeles a police officer named S P Eisenhower issued Linden Johnson a ticket for making an illegal left turn, citing a dispute over how far left politics should go.
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