Romney explores voter concerns as rivals seek favorite-son edge
Gov. George Romney roamed the country asking Negroes what they want and urging a peaceful path to solutions. Rivals Reagan and Rockefeller gain favorite-son momentum, while Sen. Percy vows not to campaign and to sign affidavits to stay off ballots. At Operation Bootstrap in Los Angeles Romney met Raymond Griggs, a waiter who moved from Detroit seeking change.
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Watt
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Compromise on Grants Loans Plan Faces Opposition
Amid a clash over a community development gifts and loans measure, lawmakers debate a compromise replacing the Blaine Amendment with First Amendment language to guide public funding for sectarian education. The dispute extends to the courts article as judges clash over jurisdiction and patronage.
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Syracuse
Badillo
New York
Travia
Suez Cease-Fire Breaks Amid Daily Attacks In Crisis Month
In Tel Aviv Egypt and Israel traded mortar and machine gun fire breaking the Suez cease-fire for the eighth time this month. An Arab bombing near Ometz in Israel killed a three year old boy and wounded his parents as Israeli troops hunted suspects across the Jordan frontier. Israeli officials blamed El Fatah saboteurs for attacks on Ometz and Kibbutz Ma Anit as UN observers tried to restore quiet.
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Anti Mao Playwright Wu Han Found Dead in Moscow
Soviet Tass reports Wu Han, former Beijing official and playwright of Hai Jui's Dismissal, along with two others targeted by the Cultural Revolution, killed themselves in mysterious circumstances. Tass says they did not repent their deeds. sources cite Canton posters.
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Tie named sexiest item in a man’s wardrobe
The Tie Manufacturers Association announced a survey declaring the necktie the sexiest item in a man’s wardrobe. Chairman Sidney Davis said a tie expresses personality like no other clothing. A French fashion show in London featured sweaters for girls.
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Tie Manufacturers Association
Sidney Davis
Albany County Conservatives Seek To Sever Democrat Ties
The Albany County Conservative Party denounces the Board of Elections action as void and an imposition, claiming it deprives enrolled conservatives of rights. The article lists nominees for county legislature and Albany and Cohoes offices, including Maureen Mahloney, Diane Reod, William Magill, and many aldermen and constables.
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Diane Reod
Watervliet
William Magill
Paul Wilson
Ernest Steele
Cohoes
Donald B. Sharkey
Arthur Leclair
John Donk
James Senegal
Francis Kendrick
John Rajczewski
Judith Stemp
Albany
Robert 5. McElroy
Louise Danzy
Lorraine Pyle
Mary Regina Posey
Ethel Lyons
George Vavarousis
Nathan Royal
Alice Bruenbacker
Angelo Catallano
Howland Mahar
Robert Weaver Sr
Harold W. Finlay
Frank Bernard Jr
Ronald Kozilski
Samuel Coe Jr
Arthur F. Dixon
David L. Bentley
Herman Greene Jr
Augustine J. Shin
Florence McElroy
Diane P. Pruyn
Dorothea Martineau
Ruth Abbott
Helen Vagarousis
Kathleen Cowen
Thelma Matesky
Louise W. Wagar
Florence Weaver
Helen L. Finlay
Samuel Johnson
Kathryn B. Valentine
Flora F. Morin
Mable Roe
Raymond Smith
John M. Peterson
Donald Dewey
Robert Hall Green Hornet actor dies at 42
Robert Hall, 42, the Green Hornet radio program star from 1944 to 1947, died of cancer yesterday at New Rochelle Hospital. Hall, longtime radio and TV announcer, had hosted Music ’til Dawn on CBS radio since 1953 and appeared in numerous programs.
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New Rochelle
N. Y
New Rochelle Hospital
Hall
CBS Radio
Fire Rings Con Thien Fortress Amid Heavy Shelling
U S Marines at Con Thien and nearby outposts faced 650 rounds in 12 bombardments as ground artillery and carrier based Navy planes from Intrepid and Skyhawks unleashed 17 000 rounds in return. Two Marines killed and 90 wounded, 32 evacuated. North Vietnamese used 120mm 140mm rockets 82mm recoilless rifles and 85mm shells. Navy jets destroyed four artillery pieces north of the DMZ and hit an ammunitions dump 41 miles south southeast of Dong Hoi.
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William C. Westmoreland
Vo Nguyen Giap
Dien Bien Phu
Leatherneck
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
Navy
Intrepid
Skyhawk
Dmz
Dong Hoi
Garbage pile leads to tear gas injury in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia a garbage collector misinterpreted a small light in a refuse pile as a penlight. When he pressed the button tear gas released causing eye irritation and he was hospitalized.
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Augusta
Bronkaid Tablets Promote Clear Breathing Relief
Effective formula Bronkaid treats bronchitis and asthma symptoms by loosening phlegm and relaxing bronchial muscles. The tablet combines an expectorant and bronchodilators to ease coughing wheezing and breathing. No prescription required available at local drugstores from Orew Pharmacal Co New York.
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Orew Pharmacal Co., Inc
N.Y
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