Nixon Romney could be it for VP in 1968 race
Governor George W. Romney reemerges as a potential vice presidential candidate for 1968, with Romney open to a second spot if Nixon seeks him. Rockefeller appears unlikely to join a Romney ticket, and Romney supporters quietly reactivate his national mailing list to push his case.
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George W. Romney
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Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Rockefeller
Yorker
Vietnam
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson Attends Central American Summit Amid Antiwar Protesters
President Johnson flies to San Salvador for a five nation summit with Central American leaders after antiwar posters rallied about 100 youths and splattered his bubbletop limousine with red paint and eggs during the welcome. Secret Service cleaned the vehicle as Johnson moved to the conference.
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el Salvador
Johnson
San Antonio
Tex
Secret Service
Nicaragua
Guatemala
Honduras
Costa Rica
U Thant Aides Engage Paris Talks On Vietnam Peace
U Thant met with Ambassadors Harriman and Xuan Thuy in Paris as hopes rise for moving negotiations toward a settlement. The possible release of three American flyers signals renewed optimism while North Vietnam rejects UN mediation, leaving Russia or France as likelier intermediaries.
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U Thant
W. Averell Harriman
Xuan Thuy
Vietnam
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Thant
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Southeast Asia
Russia
France
United States
Youth dies in mining accident at Berkeley Pit
Michael Lewis Mickey Godbout 22 of 1905 Dewey Blvd was killed Friday night at the Berkeley Pit when a welding truck was crushed between a drill rig and another rig during repair work. Autopsy cited skull fracture with cerebral hemorrhage. No inquest planned. Requiem Mass at St John the Evangelist Church Monday at 9:30. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Godbout, born August 5 1945 in Butte, attended local schools and Western Montana College. He worked as an apprentice boiler maker for Anaconda Co before enlisting in the U.S. Army.
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Immaculate Conception
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Western Montana College
Dillon
The
Anaconda Co
United
Juvenile Court Judges Gather for Colorado Summer Program
Thirty juvenile court judges from the United States and one from Canada begin a three week program at the University of Colorado to learn side by side with policemen psychologists probation officers and youthful offenders. The National Council of Juvenile Court Judges and a U S Public Health Service grant sponsor the effort aimed at helping judges handle juvenile cases more effectively.
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Colo
U.S
Canada
University of Colorado
National Council of Juvenile Court Judges
U.S. Public Health Service
Wings broke off F111A during ground test before Vietnam
Defense officials disclosed that the F111A wings separated in a late January 1968 ground structural test. A faulty wing fix had not yet been added to aircraft sent to Southeast Asia, as senators pressed for answers about the program.
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Vietnam
Defense Department
Department
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Senate Military Preparedness Subcommittee
Curtis
John S. Foster Jr
Defense Research and Engineering
Foster
Thailand
Nevada
Southeast Asia
Montana death toll rises with drowning near Kalispell
Army airman on leave drowns in Lake Blain about 16 miles northeast of Kalispell as Montana records 16 deaths over the Fourth of July weekend. The incident follows a fatal highway crash near Hector, Minnesota, where Gary Kohler 23 and five others were injured.
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Kalispell
Montana
Harrison
William Harrison
Soldiers Home
Columbia Falls
Gary Kohler
Hector
Minn
Robert Lextercamp
Nationwide Fourth of July traffic deaths slow in holiday period
The National Safety Council reports 364 highway deaths on the third day of the four day Fourth of July holiday. Last year 732 deaths were recorded during the same period. Nonholiday weekender totals reached 553 deaths, with 32 boating fatalities and 109 drownings not involving boats.
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Safety Council
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Associated Press
Readers asked to vote on gun control ballot in Standard
The Standard invites readers to vote on gun control legislation in Congress using an on page ballot. It offers two sections opposing all controls or choosing federal or state controls and promises to publish the results and selected reader reasons.
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Congress
Blaiberg condition worsens as doctors consider new transplant
Cape Town doctors say Dr. Philip Blaiberg, the longest surviving heart transplant patient, has a deteriorating condition. A combined heart and lung transplant may be attempted to save his life, with a new lung possibly required to combat creeping pneumonia.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Philip Blaiberg
Groote Schuur Hospital
Blair Blaberg
Eileen
Philip
Christiaan N
Europe
Blaiberg
Barnard
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