Ohio Could Sink Rockefeller's Bid
In Ohio the fight for Republican convention delegates is quiet as Gov. James A. Rhodes wields influence. Rhodes may back Rockefeller if he sees a solid path, or stay reserved if Nixon dominates. Delegates in Columbus June 28 will hear logistical matters as campaigns avoid direct appeals to Rhodes.
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Ohio
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Rockefeller
New York
Nixon
Francis N. Dale
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
John F. Kennedy
Robert S. Oelman
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Dale
Fishing Vessel I Sunk Claim Denied by Seoul Paper
Seoul's Hankook Ibo reports a South Korean fishing boat sunk by North Korea, not an American spy ship. Military sources deny the Pyongyang claim and the U.S. Defense Department also denies any sinking. The boat identity was not disclosed and Radio Pyongyang claimed all hands lost in the Yellow Sea.
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Seoul
North Korea
Hankook Ibo
Pyongyang
Defense Department
Radio
Neutralized Air Strip Proposed To Aid Refugees
Geneva AP The International Red Cross proposed a neutralized air strip to rescue refugees in secessionist Biafra. Executive director Roger Gallopin said aid corridors must open or the strip will be set up under Red Cross supervision. Delegates report malnutrition and scarce meals in Biafran camps amid civil war with Nigeria.
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Geneva
International Red Cross
Biafra
Roger Gallopin
Gallopin
Red Cross
Biafran
New York Crash Claims Former Bastrop Resident
Funeral services for Janet Templeton Daniels 22 a Bastrop native who died in a New York City hospital from injuries in a freeway collision there Friday will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Her husband Joseph A Daniels 25 of New York City was killed in the crash. Double services are set at Martin A Gleason Funeral Home in Flushing New York. She had lived in New York since last August and is survived by her father Howard Templeton of Bastrop and sister Mrs Joan Templeton of New York.
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Bastrop
Janet Templeton Daniels
New York City
Joseph A Daniels
Martin A. Gleason
Flushing
N.Y
Daniels
New York
Campaign pace quickens as Ohio edge seen ahead
A political official asserts Ohio is ahead and emphasizes coordinating field representatives while avoiding direct delegate contact. The remark frames a proactive campaign posture and signals confidence in Ohio's position.
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Ohio
Premier in Saigon booed in tense lower house
In Saigon the South Vietnamese lower house erupted as Premier Tran Van Huong faced a 10 minute barrage of boos and desk banging. A source said the display reflected a right wing campaign to unseat the government tied to Catholic legislators and refugees from the north. Huong insisted the NLF was now entirely Communist controlled and that non Communist elements had been liquidated as lawmakers pressed for his retreat. Hoarse exchanges followed with calls to withdraw and to finish his statement. Huong reiterated that nationalist elements left the NLF and were liquidated, drawing applause from supporters.
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Tran van Huong
South Vietnam
House of Representatives
North Vietnam
Huong
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Nist
NLF
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen van Loc
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nguyen Quang Luyen
Liberation Front
Ly Qui Chung
Paris
Colorful Attire for Men Highlights New York Designers
U S designers Bill Blass Oleg Cassini and John Weitz unveil bold fall menswear in New York. Collections feature red velvet pants plaid slacks bright coats and Nehru inspired jackets. Designers push brave looks with wide belts cuffless trousers and flamboyant shirt colors.
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New York
Bill Blass
Oleg Cassini
John Weitz
Ign
Blass
Sea Island
Weitz
Cassini
Pope decries global violence in major Vatican address
Pope Paul VI warned against a theology of violence and pledged Vatican aid to end conflicts and aid victims. In a foreign policy address to the College of Cardinals he condemned rising resentment and hate, citing Vietnam, Nigeria, Middle East tensions, and stalled Latin American social progress.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
College of Cardinals
Vietnam
Nigeria
Middle East
Latin America
Labor leader blanks blame on USDA over violence in sugar area
In Houma Louisiana labor figure H L Mitchell of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen AFL CIO at a USDA hearing urged higher wages for sugar cane workers. He argued migration to cities fuels urban disorder and called for a minimum of 3200 dollars per year for a four person family. He noted plantations are not covered by the NLRA and contrasted refinery wages with farm pay.
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H. L. Mitchell
USDA
Mitchell
Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
Afl-Cio
Southern Tenant Farmers Union
National Agricultural Workers Union
The
Meat Cutters
Secretary of Agriculture
Louisiana
Houman
Colleges Seek Broad Federal Aid Hike
Twenty four heads of the Association of American Universities urged general federal support for higher education in a 30 page position paper. They called for nationwide standards and warned funding gaps threaten the vitality of colleges and universities, risking higher education for state and foreign students amid Vietnam era tensions.
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New York
Hicher
St. Louis Officer Recovers Stolen Car and Gear
Patrolman James Lammert spotted a car ahead and pulled it over on Saturday night. The driver was arrested as the car was the officer’s own, stolen the prior night with $500 in clothing and his service revolver, all recovered.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
James Lammert
Lammert
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