Snowy NH primary narrows GOP race amid write ins
A New Hampshire presidential primary amid a five inch snowstorm showed Barry Goldwater with seven votes and Lodge close behind in early tallies. Write in votes for Nixon and Lodge came from northern towns while Margaret Chase Smith led overall with eight votes, all as vice presidential write ins. Snow was expected to suppress turnout statewide.
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Maine
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Mrs Oswald Blocked From Ruby Trial
Mrs Marguerite Oswald, mother of Lee Harvey Oswald, was barred from attending the Jack Ruby trial in Dallas amid prosecutors fears of an outburst. Subpoenaed as a witness, she can testify only. she vowed to remain in Dallas and declared the move unjust.
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Ex-roommate Mandy Rice-Davies cites spinsters for Turkey exit
Mandy Rice-Davies, once linked to Chris t ine Keeler, says she was deported from Turkey with no official reason given. She blames the spinsters association for the ouster, speaking at London Airport.
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UPI
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Mandy Rice-Davies
Turkey
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Spinsters’ Association
Fair Skies Help Wisconsin Voters In State Supreme Court Primary
Milwaukee voters faced fair skies and mild temps as Wisconsin voters chose two of three candidates for the State Supreme Court seat to be filled in an April 7 election. The contest features Horace Wilkie of Madison Harry Larsen of Superior and Howard H Boyle Jr of Beaver Dam for a 10 year term.
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Superior
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Rights Battle Slows Down Senate Civil Rights Clash
The Senate Civil Rights battle opens with Southern lawmakers vowing no compromise and preparing lengthy speeches as debate begins on the House passed civil rights bill. Fronted by Mansfield, the move to proceed faces possible Southern filibuster and a test of cloture with Dirksen’s backing crucial for passage.
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Dixie
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Humphrey
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Birksen
Dirksen
Mansfield
Five Killed In Boston Plane Crash At Waterfront Yard
A Slick Airways four engine DC4 loading freight crashed in sleet and gale at a Castle Island waterfront yard near Boston. Five men died, including four crew members, two lumber yard workers. Cargo sweaters scattered as wreckage burst into flames. The plane had departed from New York Bradley Field bound for Loganair.
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Three Killed By Twisters
Violent storms and floods across the eastern half of the nation caused deaths and extensive damage. Tornadoes killed three in Mississippi and Alabama while floods drove thousands from homes in four states. Red Cross and National Guards aided evacuations as rivers rose and roads flooded.
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Thompson Hesitated On Probe Strahan Fired
Madison AP Lyle Strahan, deputy attorney general since January 1963, says Attorney General George Thompson was lukewarm on a corruption probe and hesitant to order actions. Strahan was discharged after pushing to speed the John Doe investigation into a Milwaukee case involving Harvey Grasse and alleged fundraising for a yes vote in a highway referendum. He said staff limits and disagreements with Thompson spurred his push to expand the probe.
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Trade Mission Starts Journey
Wisconsin officials launch a five country European trade mission led by Gov. Reynolds with 111 businessmen and state officials. Lt. Gov. Olson will head in Reynolds absence for the Wisconsin presidential primary campaign against Gov. Wallace. Reynolds says the trip aims to boost foreign trade avenues and help firms gain European contacts.
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Mary Rueth
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Turks Oppose U N Cyprus Mediator Bennett
Ankara says it will reject Jose Roiz Bennett of Guatemala as U N mediator for Cyprus. The government cites Bennett lacks the international standing and experience for the post and will oppose his appointment.
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Jose Roiz Bennett
Guatemala
U.N
Cyprus
Bennett
VU Thant
New Battles Feared as Cyprus Factions Clash Intensifies
In Cyprus tensions mounted as Greek and Turkish Cypriots traded fire near Kuma and Mallia. A British platoon rushed to Mallia to prevent a wider war while peace talks aimed at resuming negotiations. Casualties included two Turkish dead and 18 wounded, one Greek killed and 13 wounded. U Thant appealed for an immediate halt to the bloodshed.
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Kuma
Mallia
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Fazil Kuchuk
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U Thant
Greece
Turkey
Aziz Altay
Indians Killed in Kashmir Cross-Border Fire
Two Indian soldiers were killed and at least seven wounded in cross border fire along the ceasefire line 50 miles west of Jammu. Officials said Pakistan army units conducted two raids within five hours at Nava Chak village.
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Jammu
Pakistan
Nava Chak
Outagamie Seeks 818 500 FAA Aid for Greenville Airport
Outagamie County plans to request 818 500 in FAA funds for the Town of Greenville Airport. The county board authorized a public hearing with the State Aeronautics Commission after FAA opposition and CAB investigation outcomes. Expenditures to date total 937 000 with land fees and contracts noted.
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Greenville
Authoriny Us Arport Committee
State Accronautics Commission
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Mark Catlin
Qulagamb
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Qoulagamie
Annecesgary
Catlin
Ralph Burke Co
Park Ridge
Outaramic County
Winnebago County
Wannebago County
Pleads Guilty To Race Killing
A 16 year old white youth pleaded guilty to second degree manslaughter in the shooting of a Negro dog during racial disturbances last fall. Michael Lee Farley was sentenced to seven months in jail. Companion Larry Joe Sims, 17, received a similar sentence after a week-long trial in January. Both applied for probation.
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Ala
Michael Lee Farley
Larry Joe Sims
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