Newark Evening News to Print New York City Edition
The Newark Evening News will publish a New York City edition named the Evening News to fill an evening news gap. It will go on sale Tuesday across Manhattan from Wall Street to 86th Street with 12,000 additional copies, delivered by helicopter and truck by 4 p.m. daily.
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New York
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Manhattan
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Time, Inc
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Time Inc
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Life
Fortune
New York Daily News
New York Times
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Six Die In Crash Of Plane Near Winston-Salem
A twin engine Piper Navajo crashed in a wooded field near Dashier community about 14 miles northwest of Winston-Salem killing six people. Witnesses said the plane circled before nosediving and burning, with no injuries reported among nearby residents. Identification of the victims was not available.
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N.C
UPI
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Forsyth County
Austin Cecil
Negro dentist Hawkins seeks North Carolina governorship
Reginald Hawkins a Greensboro dentist announces a bid for governor as a Democrat, targeting black voters and poor whites with a program for shared improvement. He cites civil rights work since 1960 and aims to mobilize 550,000 Negro voters, while pledging to combat poverty through cross-race cooperation.
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Charlotte
N.C
UPI
Reginald Hawkins
North Carolina
Hawkins
Robert Scott
Democratic Party
J. Melville Broughton Jr
Greensboro
Scott
Broughton
Cole
South
Carl Stokes
Cleveland
Ohio
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Major High
Raleigh
John Winters
George White
Congress
Hearst Winners Selected for January Writing Prizes
The William Randolph Hearst Foundation named Brad Kiesey of the University of Iowa as January winner of a $50 000 prize package in a six month program. Other January winners include James Waszko of San Francisco State College and Charles S Bullard of Iowa State with varying scholarships.
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San Francisco
UPS
William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Brad Kiesey
University of Iowa
Kiesey
James Waszko
San Francisco State College
Charles S$. Bullard
Iowa State
Sandy Dalrymple
Kansas State University
Robert D. Strohm
University of Illinois
Bruce E. Giles
University of Nebraska
Steven R. Knowlton
University of North Carolina
Hanny Geiogamah
University of Oklahoma
Hal
McNamara Plans Moderation Toward Vietnam Endgame
Defense Secretary McNamara to present a detailed moderation program to Congress with a leaner military posture for 1968 and reductions in draft levels and overall force. The plan foresees 302000 draftees in 1968, a 13 000 force cut mainly from the Army, and a 1969 strength of 3 475 million. Public pressure seeks faster end to fighting in Vietnam.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Clark Clifford
Clifford
Vietnam
Pentagon
McNamara
Senate Armed Services Committee
House Appropriations
Armed Services Committees
Romney Nixon campaign clash and Wisconsin jogs
Former Vice President Richard Nixon blasted President Johnson for wrecking the economy and warned the Soviet Union could equal and then surpass US nuclear strength by 1972. Michigan Governor Romney opened his Wisconsin bid with a jog and a drive to build home campaign centers, casting himself as underdog in a two man race.
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Soviet Union
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Wisconsin
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New Hampshire
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