Notable Figures Witness Science Talent Banquet Remarks
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey praised independent thinking at the Westinghouse science talent search awards in Washington DC, warning that governments and companies lack ideas. He highlighted pollution, hunger, and nuclear threats as old-guard failures, and critiqued insiders backing Vietnam war. Separately, Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon began a nine day vacation with meetings in New York before traveling to the Bahamas.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Washington, D.C
Westinghouse Science
Princess Margaret
Lord
Kennt Deidaw
New York
State Defies Federal Vehicle Inspection Edict
Sacramento reports indicate California rejects the new federal highway safety inspection order. Senator Randolph Collier and state officials push to keep the current random inspection system, warning of penalties and funding cuts if Washington enforces the mandate. Assemblyman James Bear proposes annual safety inspections for all eight million autos, with a $2 fee.
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Luce
Reagan Rainiettaston
Federal
Senate
Democrat
T Ae
William Nia
Haddon Jr
Federal Highway Safety Hide Inspection Agency
California
Gordon P
Transportation Agency
Randolph Collier
Washington
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James Bear
San Diego
California Highway Patrol
Bear
School Buses in Crash Hurt Twenty Pupils
Gen Howell, 77, dies at Los Angeles home after a long Army career. A World War II field commander and West Point classmate of Eisenhower, he led artillery units in Europe, earned multiple decorations including the Silver Star and Croix de Guerre, and retired in 1946.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
West Point
Los Angeles
United States
Shcule ‘Ily
France
Belgium
Germany
Ciesinger
Legion of the Willing
Johnson
Europe
Bus crashes injure children and drivers in Hemlock area
A chaotic report notes a school bus rear end collision injuring 13 people, including several children, near Hemlock with two drivers hospitalized. The incident prompted state and local officials to review safety regulations and school transport procedures.
New Orleans JFK Plot Probe Faces Public Scrutiny
In New Orleans, investigator Jim Garrison presses a Kennedy assassination inquiry. Trade Mart figure Clay Shaw and accountant J B Dauenhauer are questioned as the probe widens, with the ACLU dubbing the process a Roman circus amid calls for fair conduct.
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JFK
ACLU
Kennedy
Garrison
New Orleans International
UPI
Ics
American Civil Libertiesj
Louisiana Bar Associate Union Today
Ition
Atty
Jim Garrison
Los Angeles
Assassina
University of California Maylas Garrison
Ahnaann
Board of Admissions
J. A. C. Grant
UCLA
UC Board of Regents
University
Berkeley
California
Mystery of Mt. McKinley climbers deepens
In Alaska responses to a perilous climb on Denali grow complex as a fading radio from the base camp reports two climbers at the 10 000 foot level with two others elsewhere. Earlier sightings at 17 000 feet provided no signals for aid while Don Sheldon faced strong winds reaching 100 mph. The Army plans helicopters and the Air Force a communications plane to assist civilian rescue efforts.
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Alaska
Bud
Mel
Kinley
Bled
Basel
Don Sheldon
Army
Air Force
San Francisco court affirms death sentence in 1965 San Diego killing
The State Supreme Court affirmed the death sentence for Nathan E. Eli in the 1965 murder of Navy officer’s wife Constance Dunn in her San Diego home. Eli, age 22 at the time, stabbed and strangled her.
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San Francisco
Nathan E. Eli
Navy
San Diego
State Supreme Court
Eli
Constance Dunn
De Gaulle Rejected Bonn Bomb Plan Says Erhard
German chancellor Ludwig Erhard told General Anzeiger Bonn that Charles de Gaulle refused a joint French West German plan to possess a Post Office at Long Beach California with nuclear bombs. He also rejected a proposal for a joint rocket system development with warheads staying in French hands.
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Charles de Gaulle
Long Beach
Calif
Sonth Erhard
Bonn
General Anzieger
Paris
de Gaulle
Erhard
Strett
Pine Avenue
Lona
Hard
Spellman Named St Patrick Day Parade Honorary Grand Marshal
Cardinal Spellman 77, archbishop of New York, named first honorary grand marshal in St Patrick's Day parade history. He will not march. ceremony at St Patrick's Cathedral steps after review from the cathedral for 27 years. Judge Comerford announced the honor Monday night at Lt Gov coin Wilson installation as parade grand marshal.
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Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Fifth Avenue
James J. Comerford
Mal Coin
Wilson
Cardinal Spellman
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Ballantine's Scotch Named In Prohibition Era Ad
An old advertisement extols Ballantine's Scotch as a premium during Prohibition, praising its authentic flavor and popularity since 1827. The copy credits Geo Ballantine and praising the Scottish makers as fanatics for quality, urging readers to tell them Geo sent you.
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Ballantine's
Geo. Ballantine
Ballantine’s
Geo
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