Rockefeller eyes October push for 1964 GOP nomination
Associated Press reports New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller plans an October public move toward the 1964 GOP presidential nomination. Officials say he will campaign actively while noting his remarriage may affect public perception but he remains a potential candidate. Javits backs an aggressive bid in key primaries.
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Rockefeller
Albany
Margaretta Fitler Murphy
New York
Fred A. Young
Watertown
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
Garrison Pursues Supreme Court Review of Defamation Conviction
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison said he will seek a U S Supreme Court ruling to overturn his defamation conviction. The Louisiana Supreme Court upheld the $1000 fine and the judge’s ruling, with eight city judges saying his probe funds were police matters. Garrison plans to run for state attorney general against Jack Gremillion, who prosecuted him.
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New Orleans
UPI
Jim Garrison
U. S. Supreme Court
Louisiana Supreme Court
District Court
Bourbon Street
Garrison
State Supreme Court
Atty
Jack Gremillion
Dist
William Ponder
Motion Denied in Case of Francis Clifton
Dist. Judge G. E Humphries denied a motion to relieve two court appointed attorneys from defending Francis Clifton in a murder trial. He also denied a request to delay the trial until attorney Claiborne Dalton could defend him. Clifton is charged with murdering C. C. Wilson of Jonesville after Wilson gave him a ride from Texas to Louisiana last September.
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Alexandria, la
UPI
G. E Humphries
Francis Clifton
Rapides Parish
Atty
Edwin Ware
Humphries
Clifton
Claiborne Dalton
C. C. Wilson
Jonesville
Wilson
Texas
Louisiana
Trans Air Lines suspends flights in area
Trans Air Lines halted all flights Tuesday through Houston and several Louisiana points including New Orleans Baton Rouge Houma Morgan City Lake Charles Lafayette Ruston Monroe and Alexandria pending a system re evaluation. A further statement will be made later.
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New Orleans
Trans Air Lines
Houston
Tex
Louisiana
Leroy Lovegrove
Trans Air
Baton Rouge
Houma
Morgan City
Lake Charles
Lafayette
Eevee
Ruston
Monroe
Bastrop
Natchitoches
Alexandria
Five Solons Hit Out At Elector Bill
Five Louisiana congressmen led by Hale Boggs oppose a bill to elect Louisiana's electoral college delegates by primary. They say it is not a segregation issue and would deprive Louisiana of a voice in both major parties. The group includes Edwin Willis James Morrison T A Thompson and Gillis Long. All are Democrats.
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Washington
UPI
Louisiana
Louisiana Senate
Hale Boggs
New Orleans
Edwin Willis
St Martinville
James H Morrison
Hammond
T. A. Thompson
Ville Platte
Gillis Long
Alexandria
Water Pumping Plan Dropped In Bartholomew Availability bill
Sen W T Carpenter of Bas top said a bill to allow year round pumping from Bayou Bartholomew to Bayou DeSiard was dropped this session. Public Works said pumps near Bartholomew would take six months after contract before installation. Bayou Bartholomew flows from Arkansas through Morehouse to the Ouachita River at Sterling. Monroe hopes to supply water by Bartholomew to DeSiard.
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W. T. Carpenter
Bastop
Raven Rae
Elementata
Department of Public Works
Bartholomew
Ouachita-Morehouse Delega
Carpenter
Bayou DeSiard
Ouachita-Morehouse
DeSiard
Arkansas
Morehouse
Ouachita River
Sterling
Monroe
Bartholomon
Bell First Described Telephone At Philadelphia Fair 1876
A damaged fragment notes Alexander Graham Bell demonstrated the telephone at a Philadelphia fair in 1876, marking an early public showcase of the invention.
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M Bell
Alexander Grahahila
P Delphia Fair
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Rocky
Washington (Ap) — Associates
Supreme Court
Peru
Mexico City
Solons
Sears
Sears Uek
Sears and
Save
Bing
California
Pedwood
Louisville Ave
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