Maryland Governor Mandel Appears in Esquire Ad
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel posed for what the aide called a favor to Avara of the State Board of Barber Examiners in a Madison Avenue style razor cut technique ad in Esquire. The appearance was not an endorsement and Mandel plans no further campaigns. Julie Nixon Eisenhower accepts two busts of Dwight D. Eisenhower for the Kennedy Center.
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Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Esquire Magazine
Mandel
Simon ¥. Avara
Fee
Avara
State Board of Barrier Exaniteers
Madison Avenue
Waters
Te Aide
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Felix W. de Weldon
David Eisenhower
John Tower
R-Tex
Texas State Society of Washington
Windup in Illinois shapes Democratic primary race
Democratic rivals Muskie McCarthy and McGovern campaign across Illinois in the crucial windup of the first series of primaries. The state will allocate 160 of 170 delegates to the national convention amid Daley machine influence and a crowded field, with Muskie seeking big wins and McGovern aiming to bolster delegate prospects while McCarthy concentrates on the preferential ballot.
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Chicago
Edman S. Muskie
Isagene J. McCarthy
George McGovern
Maine
Muskie
Illinois
Hale
McGovern
Hey
Democratic Organization of Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Daley
Lem
McCarthy
Gates
Nixon
Honeymooners Suspected Hijackers Seize Sea Plane to Cuba
A Boston couple claiming honeymoon status hijacked a Tortugas Airways Cessna 208 with three others en route to the Tortugas Islands. They forced the plane to Cuba where it landed safely. The hijackers identified themselves as Mr and Mrs Bob Sands of Boston and gave a Key West motel address. Additional passengers included pilot Hook Hammersley and the Strickland couple of Miami on vacation.
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Key West
Fla.a
Tortugas Islands
Cuba
FBI
Miami
Torlweas Airways
Admirale
Islands
Bob Sands
Boston
Mass
Atlantic Shores
Morris Mazur
Tortugas Airways
Hook Hammersley
Alton Strighland
Mildred
Park
Stricklands
Fire destroys major Tijuana downtown complex
A three story building in downtown Tijuana burned for six hours on Sunday, destroying offices for attorneys accountants banks and tourism officials. Owner Benjamin Garcia Caliente race track cashier estimated losses at 1.6 million dollars and a district attorney investigation was ordered to determine the cause. Tenants including Jorge Aviles said he was owed forty thousand dollars by a tenant and his records were lost in the blaze.
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John J. Harcymore Jr
Barrymore
Santa Monica
Garryiore
Morsday
Wari Jana
Maret
Barryiore
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
United Mine Workers
Ralph Nader
Nader
Yablonski
UTV
W. A. “Ony” Boyle
Charles McCarry
Saturday Review Press
McCarry
Yabunski
Washington, Pa
Yablonskil
Baja California
Tijuana
San Diego
State District Attorney's Office
Jorge Aviles
Las Vegas
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Knoxville News-Sentinel
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Martin Luther King Jr
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Agnesy
Police Department
Holy Name Society
New York Hilton
Manhattan
Bronx
Staten Island
Patrick V. Murphy
Wibuie
Brooklyn
John V. Tindsay
Luesday
Iilfiot Mivois
Gay
Paul Simon
Daniel Walker
Richard B. Ogilvie
GOP
Wood Dale
Nish
Florida
Gallup
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Mon
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Samarkand
Bristol
Lakewood
Laguna Tea Room
Tijuana Complex
Caliente
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