Reagan signals possible bid amid California win and convention talk
Governor Reagan deflected questions on a presidential bid while California awarded him its six votes in the June 4 primary. He rejected talk of a vice presidential bid despite Rockefeller's remarks, saying he has made his position clear and is not pursuing the spot. Reagan noted Nixon may not lock up the convention on the first ballot.
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Youth Gangs Riot in Roxbury After Concert
In Boston, gangs rioted for over three hours after a city summer festival concert in Roxbury. About 25,000 exited Carter Playground, prompting rock throwing, looting of liquor stores, and window breaking across North Dorchester and South End. Police deployed riot units and dogs. four officers injured, seven youths arrested.
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Find Girl 15 Missing in Farm Area
CORRY Pa A 15yearold girl the object of a massive search since she disappeared from her home Monday was found alive today by a helicopter pilot in a wooded area near her home Pilot James Shearer of Hlairsville Pa spotted Karen Sue Cooney near Pristice lake about three miles from the farm home where she disappeared after screaming Shearer said she appeared to be in a daze He flew her to Carry Memorial Hospital where she was reported in good condition Shearer said he was flying over a wanded area when he spotted a girl jumping up and down and waving to him He landed and picked her up Police were not immedi ately able to question her.
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Older Cars Affected by Smog Bill Passes Assembly
In Sacramento the Assembly approved a bill to require crankcase anti smog devices on older used cars brought into California from other states. The measure, backed by Assemblyman Peter Schabarum, would apply to 1955 through 1962 models when registered in California. Critics warn it could harm motorists and vehicles. the State Air Resources Board has approved 20 to 25 workable devices. In Washington, the U S and Communist Romania agreed to cooperate on peaceful atomic energy in a 1960 scientific and cultural exchange plan.
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Gang Leader Walks Out of Senate Antipoverty Probe
Fort defied senators and walked out as subcommittee investigated a 927 300 grant to the Rangers and a Chicago gang the Disciples. McClellan pressed to question Fort about alleged student dropouts and kickbacks while Mundt warned of contempt. Patner said a cross examination was needed. Fort and Patner then exited.
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Baby Back Unharmed After Kidnap Probe Near West Coast
A sheriff said a 4 year old girl named Vicky was abducted by the Scholfields and later returned unharmed. An all points bulletin spread through the Northwest as authorities traced a possible route toward California and Canada. Vicky was fed and kept with her mother and aunt before being found safe.
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Car Crash Kills Girl Injures Her Parents
A fatal crash at a Broadway intersection left a young girl dead and her parents wounded. Witnesses and responders described a red light violation and a fireball as Miles and his wife were rescued from the burning vehicle.
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South Korean Troops Kill North Korean Infiltrators in Firefights
South Korean soldiers killed infiltrators in two firefights after an all night manhunt 30 miles north of Seoul. Military spokesmen said two infiltrators were killed in each clash as dawn broke.
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Pompidou Stepdown Rumors Stir French Politics
In Paris, President de Gaulle met Premier Pompidou amid signals he may resign Wednesday. Sources say de Gaulle plans to name Maurice Couve de Murville as premier while Pompidou would leave the post, become a National Assembly deputy, and seek future political advantage.
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Fires Rage in Oregon Timber Area
Winds of 35 mph fanned two giant fires on Squaw Back Ridge near Sisters Lake, joining to spread over 6.5 thousand acres. Other fires in eastern Oregon were mostly held as a cold front moved in. a 4,100 acre timber fire near Fossil remained dangerous. The Leonard Collins ranch near John Day was destroyed by a Saturday lightning fire. A blaze near Spray neared the Straub ranch before containment.
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Bill moves to turn major colleges into state universities
SACRAMENTO UPS The Assembly approved a college upgrading bill by 42 to 29 and sent it to the Senate. Richard Tarnes Republican of San Diego said any state college system campus with at least three colleges on site would be eligible for designation as a state university. Opponents warned the measure could alter college functions, including potential changes in degree offerings.
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Yanks Maul Reds in Struggle for Hill 689 Victory
UPI report from Saigon says Marine defenders on Hill 689 west of Khe Sanh killed about 330 Communist attackers this week while continuing to hold the position. Maj. Gen. Raymond Davis said Marines would stay until the attack was beaten, as air strikes and ground assaults intensified in the hill focus and nearby Saigon Mekong Delta fighting.
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Ray in Court July 29 for Extradition Appeal
James Earl Ray will plead to extradition to the United States in a British High Court hearing set for July 29. He appeared briefly at Bow Street Magistrates Court on charges tied to forged passport and an unlicensed gun, after being ordered held at Wandsworth Prison for seven days.
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