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The Associated Press notes Romney and Nixon campaigning in snowy primary states. Romney greeted voters in Wisconsin near Oshkosh and Fox River Valley, milking a cow and urging support to become president only with public help. Nixon continued campaign in New Hampshire with similar turnout efforts.
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Associated Press
George Romney
Wisconsin
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Romney
Oshkosh
Fox River Valley
Lake Michigan
Nixon
Polite GOP campaign in New Hampshire contrasts 1964 battles
Romney and Nixon run in a restrained New Hampshire race with no sharp attacks. Romney challenges Nixon to a debate to define issues, while Nixon resists. The piece notes past GOP tensions, upcoming primaries in Wisconsin Indiana and others, Rockefeller's Detroit fund raiser, and Humphrey urging focus on future gains. It mentions Kirk considering withdrawal, McCarthy backing phased Vietnam withdrawal, Wallace's third party plans, and Shirley Temple Black not running.
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New Hampshire
George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Romney
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Goldwater
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Nikita S. Khrushchev
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Kirk
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Johnson
Portland
Ore
United States
Vietnam
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Missouri
Shirley Temple Black
Paul McCloskey
R-Calif
McCloskey
Prince Mu handa’s snake cage theft shocks Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a thief broke into Prince Mu handa’s apartment and stole a large cage containing Nima a five foot hooded cobra with venomous fangs intact. Police reported Friday that the snake charmer known as Muhan da Myers indicated the snake is maroone.
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Los Angeles
Muhanda
Nima
Muhanda Myers
Telegram-style newspaper notice of subscription rates
The notice lists subscription prices for local and out-of-area readers with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. It notes the newspaper is published daily except Sundays and holidays, with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher, and states AP rights for local news and dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Johnson says Viet Cong raids failed to win goals
President Johnson declares the Viet Cong uprising in South Vietnam failed to achieve military or psychological aims. Congressional critics challenge the view, noting limited popular support and questioned defenses of Saigon. Senate leaders and others weigh war progress and Pueblo hostage diplomacy amid deployment figures and possible connections to the Pueblo seizure.
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Johnson
South Vietnam
Congress
Saigon
United States
Senate
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William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
Mansfield
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Sen
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Texas
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Pueblo
North Korea
Westmoreland
Kansas Legislature updates on major bills
Status of bills includes SB 197 on alcohol control remaining in Judiciary, SB 479 seeks halt on new junior colleges, SB 519 creates Hutchinson training center pending judiciary, SB 495 reapportionment in conference, SB 488 489 Sunday sale limits in Federal and State Affairs, SB 561 562 563 tax freezes and relief moving to committees, HB 1725 oil land leases, HB 1728 severance tax to Oil and Gas, HB 1205 nonpartisan state board elections, HB 1207 commissioner of education, HB 1781 ombudsman in State Affairs, HB 1732 1733 nonprofit tax exemption repeal to floor, HB 1864 judicial redistricting to 28 districts, Governor’s highway bonds 350 million to Roads, HB 1906 death penalty pending second reading.
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Director of
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Hutchinson
Senate
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Conference
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State Affairs
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Sylva Lofgreen, M.D
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Henning Bros
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Gladys Anthony
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Beauty Land Styling Salon
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Shirley James
Majorie Bennett
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