Rockefeller urges GOP chiefs to give Romney a run
Gov Nelson Rockefeller urged fellow Republican governors to back Michigan Governor George Romney for the 1968 GOP presidential nomination while signaling no bid for top place himself. He met with Governors Cargo and McCall amid talks to curb Ronald Reagan's conservative surge and warned against party division that could weaken a unified GOP push. Eisenhower cautioned unity in a telegram, praising Romney and Reagan while urging harmony.
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Jackson Sage Lodge
Wyo
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Michigan
George Romney
Rockefeller
Romney
David F. Cargo
Cargo
McCail
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Ence
Republican Party
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Colorado
John A. Love
Vietnam
Love
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Western governors urge restudy of Guard plan and base closures
At a West governors' three day summit in West Yellow Stone Montana the leaders urged the Johnson administration to reconsider plans to disband 15 National Guard divisions and to review base shutdowns. Republican chiefs left for Jackson Hole while remaining divided on a presidential candidate.
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West Yellow Stone
Mont
Jackson Hole
Wyo
GOP
Montana
Jim Babcock
Utah
Calvin L. Rampton
Army Reserve
West
California
Murder Charge Names Boy
The report names a boy charged with murder. His parents are Sgt J C Huff and Mrs Algia Huff. The boy, born March 27 1951 in Commerce Texas, recently completed his sophomore year and has no prior school disciplinary record according to Mrs Johns. The father was overseas at the time of the incident.
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Sgt. J.C
Algia Huff
Huff
Commerce
Tex
Court Okays Apache's Use Of Peyote
Denver County Judge William Conley ruled Colorado's peyote ban unconstitutional as applied to Mana Pardeahtan an Apache from Denver. The court found his use of peyote a bona fide religious practice in the Native American Church.
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Denver
Colo
William Conley
Colorado
Conley
Mana Pardeahtan
Pardeahtan
Mast Jury Completed Trial Starts
PRESCOTT UPI The third murder trial of former Tucson businessman C Lee Mast for the 1965 murder of his wife Elizabeth and an insured auto crash near Wik icup began with a 12 member jury and two alternates chosen from 38. Jury selection started June 13 before Judge Laurance T. Wren. Mast, 41, previously faced two hung juries under Judge Jack L. Ogg who disqualified himself from further participation.
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Ogg
Local Tucson Paper Ad Sells Home Delivery Options
A fragile newspaper fragment shows an Arizona ad offering home delivery in Tucson for 45 cents weekly and a 48 cent rate, with advance subscription price of 2.25 dollars. It lists 566 Horie Stone Ave as a contact or delivery point in Tucson.
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Sake
Ucson
Tucson
Tucsons
Aise
Horie Stone Ave
Schwartz Rites Planned Here
Memorial services will be held in Tucson for Dr. Abraham Schwartz a psychiatrist who died Sunday in San Francisco at 58. There will be no graveside services next week as reported earlier. Arrangements are pending at Adair Funeral Home.
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Tucson
Abraham Schwartz
Four dangerous fugitives sought in border patrol killings
FBI broadcasts alert for four heavily armed fugitives in the slaying of two U.S. border patrol officers near the San Diego area. Descriptions include Florencio Lopes Mallong, Victor Jerald Bono, Alfred Montoya, and Harold Montoya, with details on ages, builds, tattoos, and vehicles. Bono's arrest ties to a marijuana case. a search warrant list of items was contested by his attorney. The officers were found shot after disappearing June 17 while investigating a smuggling operation.
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San Diego
FBI
U.S
Harold Otto Montoya
Bono
Eleanor Virginia Bono
Perris
Riverside
John Morgan
Red Wing
Border Patrol
Morgan
Howard E. Beckler
Los Angeles
Government's Jobs Total Up
Federal agencies listed 2,905,595 civilian employees in May, up 5,922 from April, the 10th rise in the first 11 months of the fiscal year. The increases came in Agriculture Interior Post Office Army Navy and Veterans Administration departments.
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Washington
George H. Mahes
D-Tex
Mahon
Joint Committee
Agriculture, Interior, and
Post Office
Army
Navy
Veterans Administration
Tension Eases In Copper Talks
Copper mining firms and labor unions extended the strike deadline to July 14 while continuing negotiations in Douglas. Phelps Dodge faces 13 unions and about 5 000 workers as key talks proceed with no clear progress. Copper Queen Branch will close July 2 to 22 for vacation at Lavender Pit in Bisbee. In Miami, six unions representing 750 workers rejected Miami Copper Co’s contract offer.
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United Steelworkers of America
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smeller
Orville Larson
Phelps Dodge Joint Union Bargaining Committee
W. J. Uren
Phelps Dodge
Larson
Douglas
Copper Queen
Bisbee
Miami Copper Co
Miami
At 97 Arthur Crabtree seeks first divorce after love at first sight
In Brierfield England Arthur Crabtree aged 97 plans to divorce his wife after five marriages. He said he would wait three years until age 100 if needed, noting the 70 year old widow who captured his heart.
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Brierfield
England
UPI
Arthur Crabtree
Crabtree
Gurkha Battalion to Reinforce Hong Kong Garrison
A military spokesman said 800 Gurkha infantry troops will be flown to Hong Kong this weekend to bolster the garrison and help maintain order amid rioting led by Chinese Communist interests.
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Tary
Hong Kong
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