New Hampshire Primary Nears End Amid GOP Scramble
In Concord Republican camps chase uncommitted votes on the eve of the New Hampshire presidential primary. Rockefeller promotes a late, tight race against Goldwater with Lodge Nixon and Stassen write-in efforts active. Dems in New Hampshire vote for 20 national delegates with Byrd and Kennedy write-ins urged. Also noted is a cold national weather outlook with a 13 below zero record in Craig, Colorado.
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UPI
GOP
Barry Goldwater
R. Ariz
Chamber of Commerce
Laconia
N.H
Rockefeller Car
Concord
New Hampshire
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Albany
Arizona
Washington
Weather Bureau
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Lodge
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Draft Lodge
Richard M. Nixon
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Norman le Page
Nashua
Stassen
Virginia
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Dr Samuel Fleming Re signs as pastor at First Christian Church
Notice reports the pastor Dr Samuel L Fleming resigns and will no longer lead First Christian Church effective immediately. Community members are advised to attend any services or events organized by the church during the transition period.
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Samuel L. Fleming
First Chistian Church
Ellwood City Fire Destroys Two Buildings injuring two firemen
A Saturday night blaze heavily damaged a one story toy store building and an adjacent laundromat building at North Street and Todd Avenue Ellwood City. Fire Chief Charles West and Fireman Michael Kraynak were hospitalized for smoke inhalation. Damages cited at about 100000 with contents including 83 toy cartons and clothing from two sisters. The cause remained undetermined as 30 volunteers fought the fire with five units.
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Ellwood City
Ray’s Toy Town
Suds ’N Duds
Toy Storage
North St
Todd Ave
Ellwood City General Hospital
Ellwood
Charles E. West
Michael J. Kraynak
Mary Fontana Kelly
Robert G. Dambach
Kelly
Henry W. Miller
Hazen Ave
Ellport
Death Records in Mountville Area Circle Names
Death notices list six individuals with ages and addresses: Wallie N. Davis 69 627 John St Agnes Mick 72 Beaver Pa Gust Vogos 69 17 N Beaver St John Bruce 76 930 Center Church Rd Mrs Carl F Seward Sr 65 306 Lanewood Dr Lee T Brown 73 Portersville Rd.
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Wallie N. Davis
John St
Carl F. Seward Sr
Lanewood
Gust (Vozos) Vogos
N. Beaver St
Agnes Mick
Beaver
Lee T. Brown
Portersville
John Bruce
Center Church Rd
Dud Kills 3 Marines On Desert Maneuvers
Five Marines in a desert counter-insurgency exercise at Twentynine Palms investigated a dud round. A live explosive failed to detonate during the inspection, killing Pvt Jack W. Cowsert 17 Pvt David P. Barnes 20 and Cpl Peter S. Lopez 22 while two others were seriously injured.
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Twentynine Palms
Calif
UPI
Jack W. Cowsert
Gloria L. Cowsert
Oakland
David P. Barnes
Earl J. Barnes
St. Louis
Peter S. Lopez
Fye A. Lopez
Fire Leaves Family Of Eight Homeless
A chimney fire destroyed a Volant RD 3 house at 8 a.m. yesterday leaving William and Mrs Richards and their six children homeless. Loss estimated at 4000 to 5000 dollars. Volunteers from Union and Volant aided New Wilmington. The Salvation Army called for clothing and bedding for the Richards family.
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Volant RD 3
William Richards
New Wilmington
Don Byler
Union and
Volant
William Atkinson
Edward Hager
Salvation Army Today
Richards
Multiple airliner mishaps leave 31 dead in Colombia and U.S.
A Taxier Airlines DC3 crashed 60 miles west of Bogota killing 30 aboard, 25 passengers and 5 crew. A Chicago suburb DC3 hit a home near O’Hare, killing the co pilot Danny Jordan. A Boston TWA Constellation landed safely after a hydraulic failure. a London landing reported a hydraulic issue but no injuries. An American helicopter escorting McNamara crashed in Vietnam killing two crew and injuring three others.
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Taxader Airlines
Bogota
Periera
Eldorado
Michigan
Chicago
O'Hare International
Danny Jordan
Gary
Ind
Snow Valley Ski Airlines
Hoffman Estates
Boston
Trans World Airlines Constellation
Alan W. Hall
TWA
Dayton
Ohio
Baltimore
New York
London
Flight 702
Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPS
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Defense
Air Force
Hoa Hao
An Giang
Former Marine Held on Charge of Threatening President Johnson
Norman J. Estes 32 of Nashua a former Marine described as a sharp shooter was detained near city hall on a charge of threatening the life of President Johnson. He admitted writing two letters to Washington and Boston threatening the President and planned to buy a rifle with an income tax refund to travel to Washington and shoot him.
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Nashua
N.H
UPI
Johnson
Norman J. Estes
City Hall
Paul J. Tracy
Estes
Washington
Boston
Tracy
Fighting erupts in Paphos as UN ceasefire fails
In Paphos Cyprus fierce fighting breaks out between Greek and Turkish Cypriots despite a UN ceasefire plan. Heavy weapons, fires, and mortar shells devastate the city while armored bulldozers appear in the streets. Maj. Gen. Mike Carver flies in from Nicosia to try and halt the clashes.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPI
Paphos
United Nations
Kitma
Mike Carver
Weather in Western Pennsylvania Turns Cloudy and Windy
Western Pennsylvania remains cloudy and windy with showers and thundershowers today and tonight. Temperatures range from the 50s in the north to around 60 in the south, with lows 38 to 46. Tuesday brings more cloudiness and showers, then colder.
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Pennsylvania
Psychiatrist To Examine 2 Kidnapers In Sinatra Case
Barry Worthington Keenan and Joseph Clyde Amsler received maximum life plus 75 years sentences for the Sinatra Jr kidnapping. Judge East will consider reducing sentences after psychiatric tests at Springfield, Missouri, to determine suitability for government hospital care.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Frank Sinatra Jr
Barry Worthington Keenan
Joseph Clyde Amsler
John William Irwin
Sinatra
U.S. Dist
William G. East
Keenan
Amsler
Federal
Springfield
Government
Fire Devastates Meridian, Damage Exceeds Two Million
A Sunday blaze in Meridian Mississippi driven by 20 mph winds leveled a section of the city. Damages were estimated at more than 2 million dollars. No injuries were reported as authorities investigated the cause and extent of the fire damage.
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Meridian
Miss
Upi
Old South City
Four Bandits Rob $500,000 Jewels From Americans in Nassau
Four masked gunmen robbed six American tourists in downtown Nassau taking jewels valued at about $500,000. Police searched for the Am erican suspects, after ramming a taxi carrying the victims from a Nassau casino to a launch. The stolen car was later found abandoned as authorities traced possible escape routes.
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Nassau
Bahamas
UPI
Bahamas Island
Paradise Island
Nigel Morris
International
United States
Malcolm X Forms Black Nationalist Party in New York
Malcolm X announces a new black nationalist party to defend Negroes against white supremacists. He says no revolution without bloodshed and breaks with the Black Muslims, planning separate black nation advocacy while noting unclear status with Elijah Muhammad’s group.
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New York
UPI
Malcolm X
America
Malcolm
Kennedy
Chicago
Elijah Muhammad
Committee Begins Work On Idle Pay Legislation
In Harrisburg the Senate Labor and Industry Committee starts work on amendments to Gov. Scranton's unemployment compensation program. Majority Floor Leader James Berger says bills should be moved toward a final vote within four days.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Senate Labor and Industry Committee
William W. Scranton
James S. Berger
R-Potter
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U.N
Shenango River
Mississippi
Morris
Garfield Kass
Irvin Berger
Washington, D.C
Howard Gould
Cincinnati
Gould
Berger
Kass
Huntington
Hartford
Swank Ocean Club
A&p
Fortune
Black Party
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