Romney Announces Run For Michigan Governor Third Term
Gov. George Romney of Michigan announces a third term as governor under a proposed four year constitution. Nelson Rockefeller signals support for Romney in 1968 GOP race, though Romney says he will not discuss presidential plans and concentrates on 1966 elections.
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Lansing
Mich
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Zolton Ferencs
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Garden City
N.Y
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Jacob Javits
N. Y
Javits
Three Students Arrested as Chicago University Protests Grow
Chicago police arrested Kevin Mahoney Bruce Kresnoff and Eric Deutsch among 39 total arrests over four days of anti draft sit ins at Roosevelt University downtown. The trio were found in the eighth floor administration offices at 10 30 p m after a warning by the building superintendent.
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Chicago
Roosevelt University
Max Nichols
Kevin Mahoney
Bruce Kresnoff
Eric Deutsch
Deutsch
Missing Ugandan Rebel King in Kampala After Palace Attack
Ugandan troops seized the Mengo palace in Kampala after a daylong battle amid a power dispute with Buganda region king Freddie Mutesa II. Reports conflicted on his fate while casualties were given for police, civilians, and a separate incident near Kampala.
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Kampala
Uganda
Buganda
Freddie
London
Milton Obote
Mengo
Sir Edward
Frederick William Mutesa II
Obote
Two European Leaders Urge NATO Change
London AP Harold Wilson and Ludwig Erhard call for reorganizing the Western Alliance to strengthen NATO defense. They urge decisions at the Brussels June 7 NATO meeting and seek speedy agreement with France on its role. A mixed commission would study methods to finance British troops in Germany.
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London
Harold Wilson
Ludwig Erhard
West Germany
Western Alliance
NATO
Erhard
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Brussels
France
Wilson
Germany
Morris Center School Science Fair Friday
The Morris Center School announces its annual Science Fair this Friday in the gym with over 100 entries. Entries are grouped into biological physical and earth sciences with judging Friday afternoon and ribbons awarded. The public is welcome with no admission charge.
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Morris Center School
Center School
Weather forecast and readings from Collins station
The U S Weather Bureau expects fair mild weather tonight with lows in the 50s. Thursday will be sunny and warmer with highs in the 80s. Friday foresees continued fair warm conditions. Collins Weather Station recorded 72 high and 51 low Tuesday. At 9 a m today the station was 69 and at 11 30 a m the Morris business district reported 72 degrees.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Collins
Morris Business District
Duncan Wins Oregon Senate Nomination in Viet Nam War Debate
Robert B. Duncan captured Oregon's Democratic Senate nomination, defeating Howard Morgan as supporters of U S involvement in Viet Nam touted Duncan's stance. In Florida and Kentucky primaries, Miami Mayor Robert King High upset Gov. Hayden Burns amid race and integrity clashes.
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Robert B. Duncan
Johnson
Oregon
Viet Nam
Senate
Duncan
Howard Morgan
U.S
South Viet Nam
Morgan
Federal Power Commission
Congress
Florida
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Miami
Robert King High
Hayden Burns
High
Burns
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
John Sherman Cooper
John Young Brown
Preston Moore
Oklahoma City
National American Legion
Raymond Gary
Dewey Bartlett
Tulsa
John N. Happy Camp
Eieschairaan
Pat J. Patterson
Don Kinkaid
John Birch Society
Fred R. Harris
M. G. Snyder
Snyder
Barry Goldwater
Louisville
John Moloney
Covington
Tom McCall
Robert Straub
Mark O. Hatfield
Maurine Neuberger
Hatfield
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Adup
Charles Porter
Dist
Atty
William Frye
Claude Kirk Jr
Jacksonville
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Democratic Party
Explorer 32 launches from Cape Kennedy into upper atmosphere
Explorer 32, a 492 pound satellite, blasts off on a Delta rocket from Cape Kennedy to map charged hydrogen helium nitrogen and oxygen in Earth's upper atmosphere. It will study short term disturbances from solar storms and aid future moon rocket procedures during a busy seven day launch schedule including Gemini 9 plans.
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Explorer
Cape Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Nine Report For Induction In Chicago Area
Nine local youths report today to the Armed Forces Entrance and Examination Station in Chicago for induction. The group includes Daniel R. Lardi of South Wilmington Frank J. Jisa Jr of Coal City Denise W. Lindsay of Gardner Robert E. Crump of Mazon George J. Hynds Jr Richard G. Darling Steven B. Berens George K Benson II and Richard R. Householder from Morris. Sixteen reported for their armed forces physical examination.
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Armed Forces
Chicago
Daniel R. Lardi
South Wilmington
Frank J. Jisa Jr
Coal City
Denise W. Lindsay
Gardner
Robert E. Crump
Mazon
George J. Hynds Jr
Richard G. Darling
Steven B. Berens
George K Benson II
Richard R. Householder
Morris
Deputy Missing In Illinois Sheriff Runoff Bid
Tuscola authorities and the FBI search for Chief Deputy Sheriff Robert D. Sumption 34 of Newman after his bullet ridden blood stained squad car was found on a rural road nine miles from Tuscola. Sumption is seeking the Republican nomination for sheriff.
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Tuscola, Ill
Douglas County
Robert D. Sumption
Newman
FBI
Sumption
Tuscola
Ford to Market Lincoln Mercury Cougar in 1967 Line
Detroit AP reports Henry Ford II confirms Lincoln Mercury will sell a new specialty car named the Cougar in 1967. Arjay Miller says the car fills a separate niche in the specialty car market and will be larger, more luxurious, and priced higher than the Mustang.
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Detroit
Henry Ford II
Lincoln-Mercury
Ford
Arjay Miller
Special Council Meeting Tuesday Discusses Water Issues
Mayor Aage Hansen confirmed the City Council met in private Tuesday night to consider water and sewer requests for a proposed subdivision in Hatcher's Woods. All aldermen except Lester Johnson attended. results were not disclosed. A special meeting is set for 7:30 pm next Tuesday to discuss several water problems.
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Aage Hansen
Hatcher's Woods
Lester Johnson
Hansen
Riot police break up Buddhist march in Saigon
Police backed by paratroopers dispersed antigovernment demonstrators in Saigon after Mayor banned a large Buddhist march. Monks and nuns were arrested or injured as tear gas and machine guns were used, while other cities saw peaceful protests and military actions continued nearby.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
U.S
U.S. 173Rd Airborne
North Viet Nam
Red River Valley
Red China
Buddhist Institute
Eight Injured In Frankfort Explosion
A series of explosions and chemical fires destroyed the S and S Linktop Co plant south of Frankfort Illinois injuring eight workers, one seriously. The blasts at 7 05 am shattered three brick buildings as drums of glue and solvents exploded and lacquer storage caught fire. Fire chief Lynn Kohlhagen said emergency crews arrived quickly and two buildings were already in flames. Duane Browell 26 of Wilmington was most seriously injured with severe burns. his father George 52 of Joliet was treated for shock.
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Frankfort, Ill
S & S Linktop Co
Frankfort
Max Standard
Lynn Kohlhagen
Duane Browell
Wilmington
George
Joliet
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