Paraphernalia Galactic Ike and Mike's Antique Shop Items
Allen Winchester reports Ike and Mike's Used Furniture and Antique store owned by Clifford Stipp at 217 E. Logan and 222 E. Lagan. The store features a vast collection including a wooden Indian, brass lamps, a 1889 Regina music box, a 1916 motion projector, a 1919 chemical fire engine, a 60-year-old carriage, and a World War I cannon. Stipp, also at Cities Service pump station, began the business 15 years ago and aims to display items side by side across eras. He buys at auctions, enjoys bargaining, and plans a grand display building in the future.
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Regina
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Rockaway
Rockefeller pins hopes on uncommitted delegates at open convention
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller says more than 200 uncommitted delegates exist, promising an open Republican convention in Miami Beach. He plans to support the eventual winner, whether Nixon or another, and argues his differences aim to offer the party a real choice.
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Hawaii
New York
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Nixon
Miami
Eugene J. McCarthy
Washington
Warren Willing To Retain Post If Fortas Can't
Chief Justice Warren says he will remain on the bench if Abe Fortas is not confirmed as his successor, though he expects Fortas to win approval. He defended Johnson's authority and noted his own retirement plans are personal, with discussions focusing on timing and court needs.
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Johnson
Texas
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Thornberry
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New Orleans
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Want Him Bad
Sheriff's deputies pursue James J. Lafkas, 20, who escaped after two months of a six month burglary sentence. Police report $925 missing from the office safe following the escape in Ventura California.
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Weather Report Shows Friday High of 92
High Friday 92 degrees with today’s low 63. A year ago today the high was 71 and the low 52. Record high for the date is 107 in 1939 and record low is 1 in 1924. Hourly temperatures end at 8 a.m. today.
Nasser criticizes UN Middle East resolution
In Moscow Egyptian President Gamel Abdel Nasser rejects last year's UN Middle East resolution as insufficient and unclear. He, with Kremlin leaders, says the Jarring peace process remains only a partial path while Soviet backing supports a settlement framework. Nasser’s extended visit and talks signal continued Arab-Soviet alignment.
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Gunnar V. Jarring
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Soviet Union
Johnson visits Central America on historic tour
President Johnson begins a five nation Central American swing by San Salvador the first U S president to visit all five so quickly. He tells the region he comes to learn and to see what more can be done while noting student protests and guardsmen securing the airport. He praises the area’s progress toward a regional market and social advances, urging local leadership and belief in change.
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Julie
Humphrey
Waverly
Minn
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George Wallace
American Independent Party
Dayton
Ohio
Hale Boggs
D-La
U.S
Anti Johnson Protesters Gather Ahead of Central America Summit
More than 2000 jeering students denounced Johnson as Murderer of Vietnam and pledged a massive protest today as he arrives for a summit with five Central American presidents. Police and National Guard will safeguard the motorcade. students called for decorating his face with eggs and denounced the meeting as The Dragon and five mosquitos. Earlier, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras presidents were received with 21 gun salutes by Fidel Sanchez Hernandez and Joaquin Trejos Fernandez.
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Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
Jdilio Cesar Mendez Montenegro
Guateamala
Oswaldo Lopez Arellane
Honduras
Teenaged Musicians Ambush Near Saigon Kill Two
Viet Cong guerrillas ambushed four young American jazz musicians and a U.S. sergeant on an isolated road near Saigon. Two teenage members died during surrender, while Paula Levine 92, Jack Bone 18, and another soldier were wounded. The group had been traveling to Vung Tau to perform for troops.
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Paula Levine
North Hollywood
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Khe Sanh
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