Reagan And Nixon Meet At Bohemian Grove No Deal
Reagan and Nixon met at Bohemian Grove near San Francisco in a private session with no deal on the 1968 campaign. Nixon said there would be no deal talking, while Reagan signaled a general, noncommittal discussion. The gathering drew GOP figures, with plans for a California favorite son campaign and potential candidates weighing future steps.
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Favor Nixon In Kansas Prefers Nixon In Kansas
Richard Nixon led a Kansas State Network presidential preference poll among Republicans with 22 percent. George Romney 17 percent, Ronald Reagan 16 percent, Nelson Rockefeller 7 percent, Charles Percy 4 percent. The network mailed 1,500 ballots and 30 percent were returned.
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Hula hoop returns with sound and high hopes
New York AP report describes the revival of the hula hoop with built in sound. Wham-O Manufacturing of San Gabriel California markets the shoe hoop with inside BB like rattles. The Toy Manufacturers of America donated hundreds for a Central Park play in.
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Greeley Celebrates 114th Anniversary With Dance and Parade
Greeley marks its 114th anniversary with a Friday night teen dance at the Co-Op hall featuring the Eccentrics. A 400 man parade is planned for 3 p.m. with the crowning of a Greeley Days queen chosen by coin donations at local businesses. Candidates include Patricia Easterling, Shirley Katzer, Mary Lee Miner, Diane Dassing, and Terri Katzer.
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Hearings Ordered Over Lipcomb Command Influence at Ft Leonard Wood
The U S Court of Military Appeals ordered hearings to decide if Maj Gen T H Lipscomb used his rank to influence 17 soldiers at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri. Seventy two cases hinge on the outcome with a procedure for new trials or sentencing hearings if command control is found improper. Lipscomb admits discussing sentences but denies influencing decisions. he has led Ft Wood since 1965.
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Pickup Collision Hurts Five Near Williamsburg
A pickup driven by Cecil Morrow 67 of Pomona collided with a car driven by Richard Priestley 23 Osawatomie on a county road northeast of Williamsburg injuring five. Morrow’s truck tire allegedly blew out causing loss of control. Morrow and his two children Paris Spooner 8 and Jason Spooner 3 were treated and released. Morrow’s wife remained hospitalized with injuries while Priestley had minor injuries.
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Miller family tragedy in Ottawa Kansas train crash
Mrs. Miller 22, severely hurt after a Santa Fe mail train struck their Chrysler near Ottawa. Her husband 22 and infant Derek John born May 4 1967 were killed. The couple, from Ottawa, had a teaching contract and football ties at Ottawa University. Funeral services for father and son set for Monday at Lamb Chapel.
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Weather Outlook With Friday High 89 and Mild Low
The report lists Friday high at 89 degrees and today’s low at 68. It notes last year’s high 86 and low 72 for comparison, with record highs of 109 in 1901 and record lows of 51 in 1944. Hourly temperatures extend to 8 a.m. today.
Leprosy Found In The Pentagon
At the Pentagon about 85 top officials may have been exposed to leprosy after a 22 year old Filipino waiter in a Pentagon dining area was found to be infected. The patient is being treated at Bethesda Navy Hospital, and the dining area serves senior defense executives including Secretary Robert McNamara.
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Carl Sandburg Dies Quietly at 89 in North Carolina
Poet and Lincoln biographer Carl Sandburg died at his Connemara ranch near Flat Rock North Carolina at 9 a.m. He was 89 and had suffered illness for about two years. His wife Paula and a few friends were present at his quiet birthday observance on January 5.
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Violence Spreads Amid Rioting In New Jersey Cities
The Associated Press reports racial violence spreading to Englewood and Newark area towns. Eight police officers were injured in rock throwing and window smashing as National Guard units were deployed in Minneapolis and Cairo. A Newark Black Power conference urged UN observers and a change in leadership, while Plainfield cites nonresidents as causes of unrest.
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Power Meeting in Newark Casts Recall Vote Hope
A 400 strong Newark rally at Mt Zion AME church erupted over black power aims calling for a recall of Mayor Hugh Addonizio and a UN probe into U.S. treatment of Negroes. Floyd McKissick urged a recall while Leroi Jones Dick Gregory and Ron Karenga backed militant resolutions amid white exclusion from the event.
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Night violence curbed as National Guard aids Minneapolis
In Minneapolis and St. Paul hundreds of National Guard members restored calm after two nights of unrest in the North Side Negro area. A Catholic church and school suffered arson fires on Friday night. In St. Paul two gasoline bottles were hurled into a street, rocks were thrown, and guards helped stop further damage amid the disturbances.
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