Rockefeller stays out of GOP race as Nixon primes bid
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller declares he is not a candidate for the presidency and will speak on Vietnam within the party. He says he will work within GOP councils and respond to a true call from the party, while Nixon appears as the likely nominee.
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UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Republican Party
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Seme Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Thruston B. Morton
Pennsylvania
Bombers Strike Iron Triangle in Largest Vietnam Operation
UPI reports waves of B12 bombers hit the Iron Triangle northwest of Saigon as Operation Resolved to Win, led by Gen. Westmoreland, aims to drive Viet Cong from the area. Communists suffer heavy losses, with 1,146 killed and 37 American and 93 South Vietnamese dead, amid ongoing coastal battles and air campaigns.
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UPI
Iron Triangle
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Vietnam
South Vietnam
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U. S. Americal
Hoi
Hoi An
Americal
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U. S
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Hanoi
Haiphong
Red China
Leatherneck
Tuy Hoa
Stock Market Shakeup Hits Major Players in New York
A volatile session shows Alcoa at 66 and American Can at 48, with American Motors at 1034 and AT&T at 49, as trading features big swings across Bell & Howell Bendix Bethlehem Steel and Chrysler. Major firms like Ford Motors, General Motors, IBM, RCA, Sears and Texaco appear with mixed gains and losses amid the broad market movement.
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American Tobacco
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TWA
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United Aircraft
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Steel
Webb
Scottsdale teachers and administrators in budget talks
The Professional Negotiations Committee held a five hour session to discuss budget implications for 1968-69, summer school pay, and grievance procedures. It was the second meeting of the new commission with board members Sam Kitchell and Ernie Richards, district assistant superintendent, and five Scottsdale Teachers Association representatives. No settlement was reached. meetings continue weekly, with deadlines in April and May for budgetary and non budgetary items.
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Ernie Richards
Scottsdale “Teachers Association
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Burglary Suspect Joseph Sweeney Faces Hearing
Joseph Sweeney, 47, of 16446 N 26th St, arrested on suspicion of first degree burglary, will have a preliminary hearing at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Justice Harold Holcomb’s court. The burglary occurred at a home on 6513 E Exeter, with about $400 in cash and jewelry stolen while occupants slept. Sweeney is held on a $5,000 bond.
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Joseph Sweeney
26Th St
Harold ‘Holcomb
Sweeney
Exeter
RFK Attacks Johnson Policies Across Deep South Tour
Robert F. Kennedy blasted President Johnson as dividing the country during stops at Vanderbilt University and the University of Alabama, criticizing foreign and domestic policies and equating dissent with dictatorship. In Wisconsin, protesters disrupted Agriculture Secretary Freeman’s Johnson campaign speech. In the GOP, Nelson Rockefeller exited active race, leaving Nixon poised to clinch the nomination.
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United Press International
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Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
D N.Y
Johnson
Deep South
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
University of Alabama At
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Freeman
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Inquest Ordered Into Scottsdale Area Shooting Death
An inquest will be held at 10:30 am on April 1 in Justice Harold Holcomb's court into the death of 21 year old Linda J. Hodge of 2515 College St. Her nude body was found in a shack northeast of Scottsdale last week by a mesa man target shooting in the area. She had six gunshot wounds and her clothes were neatly stacked on her chest with a mattress and plastic sheet covering part of the body.
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Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace
Harold Holcomb
Linda J. Hodge
College St
Snowstorm Hits South and East Flood Watch Remains
A spring snowstorm sweeps the mid south with Memphis receiving seven inches in six hours while four to six inches fall elsewhere. Rain floods rivers in New England and the Charles River near Boston may crest near a record. Taunton residents evacuate as Mill River threat eases with Whittendon Dam containment hoped. Ontonagon sees river drop after days of rise as rain drenches the East.
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United Press International
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Mississippi
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Tennessee
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Tenn
Faunton
Mass
Mill River
Whittendon
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Venezuelan plane hijacked to Cuba with 50 aboard
A Venezuelan Avensa Airlines turboprop with 50 passengers was forced to fly 900 miles to Santiago de Cuba after three hijackers demanded Havana. Officials report 5 to 10 Americans aboard, including Richard Sandy and family. The Swiss brokered a diplomatic push for the plane and passengers' return.
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Vpt
Cuba
Avensa Airlines
Maracaibo
Havana
Santiago de Cuba
Richard Sandy
Essie
Frank Lipscomb
A.D. Clay
Sandy
Carl Junction
Esso Oil Co
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Sun
OU Co
Foreign Office
Lipscomb
Clay
Eutimio Soublette
Fidel Castro
USS
Florida
Scottsdale Man Dies After Suspected Self Inflicted Gunshot
A 46 year old Scottsdale man identified as George H Hodgkiss was found by his wife yesterday at about 3 45 p m lying unconscious on his bed with a gun in his hand His body was pronounced dead at 5 05 p m at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital Police are not certain if the death was self inflicted or a suicide attempt and investigations continue.
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Scottsdale
George H. Hodgkiss
E. Jenan
Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
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