Reagan Captures Young GOP Nod at National Convention
California governor Ronald Reagan electrified the Young Republican National Federation at the national convention. He attacked Johnson era programs and Vietnam policy, urging a strong stance against communism and a just settlement in the Middle East without the United Nations. Reagan drew loud applause from a crowd of over 1,500 as delegates debated platform changes and conservative leadership.
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Jim Donnelly
Ned
California
Ronald Reagan
Rasy
Midwest
Illinois
Power, “Bacal “Pawner
Iuuu
Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Vietnam
House
Haiphong Harbor
United States
Middle East
United Nations
U.S
Laos
Jack McDonald
Nashville
Tenn
Jim Betts
Ohio
Ray Cooper
Arkansas
Dottee Fancher
Arizona
Goldwater
Quiet Pittsburgh grocer eyed as commuter bank robber
FBI suspects William H E Zeller a 52 year old grocer from Bill's Market in Pittsburgh's North Side may be the commuter bandit blamed for 16 area bank robberies since 1981. He was arrested at his store after a 1963 holdup netting 9000 dollars. he denies the charges and awaits an arraignment. Zeller, a father of four, says he cannot post bond and lives modestly with his family above his shop. He matches witnesses descriptions and fingerprints on the getaway car.
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Carl Kovac
Pittsburgh
FBI
Far
William HE. Zeller
Zeller
Bill
Slayer given life sentence in Cincinnati murder
Carl D. Wright, 31, argued self defense after he shot Robert J D Black, 36, outside a tavern on February 12. A jury convicted him of second degree murder, and Common Pleas Judge Raymond L. Shannon sentenced Wright to life in prison Friday.
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Cincinnati
Carl D. Wright
Robert JD. Black
Common Pleas
Raymond L. Shannon
Wright
Black
Johnson Reports to Californians Visits New Grandson in Texas
President Johnson reported no new arms agreements after summit with Kosygin and spoke to California leaders at a $500-a-plate Democratic fundraiser in Los Angeles. Police clashed with demonstrators outside the venue as about 10 000 protested the Vietnam War. Johnson then flew to Texas to meet his first grandson, praising ongoing peace efforts and noting continued U S dialogue with the Soviet Union.
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Los Angeles
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Glassboro
Hej
California
Jack Benny
Gerous
Texas
President's Club
Democratic Party
Ronald Reagan
Youngest Mayor in Tennessee Sewn From Clifton
Warren B. Miller UY, 21, a fulltime Memphis State student, owns two businesses and is mayor of Clifton Tennessee. He won the post after W J Patmore resigned for health reasons. Miller said older residents declined the job due to personal business commitments.
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Clifton, Tenn
Warren B. Miller
Bomb Forecasts Are Discontinued
Washington officials said the United States will stop forecasting upcoming Chinese nuclear tests. The decision, based on belief neighbors already understood China’s capabilities, aimed to reduce global attention to Communist tests. Officials noted awareness of preparations for a hydrogen bomb test last Saturday.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Meredith Plans March Against Fear in Mississippi
James Meredith returns to Mississippi to resume a 10 day march along U S 51 toward Jackson. Gov Johnson assigns two highway patrol cars for safety while Meredith walks with no special escort. Meredith aims to prove courage to black Mississippians amid a history of fear and segregation.
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Hernando
James H. Meredith
Mississippi
Meredith
U.S. 51
Jackson
Lee Meredith
James Meredith
Memphis
Tenn
Paul Johnson
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Arrests Made At South Carolina Rooster Fight
GREENVILLE, S.C. Eleven men were arrested near Greenville after a daylong regional conclave of game-rooster owners at a cocking site off D.C. Highway 250. Officers counted more than 75 attendees as participants fled through windows and fences. Cages for roosters were found in several pickup trucks, complicating count. Arrested men hailed from Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson and Pickens counties.
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Greenvlle
S.C
Greenville
D.C
Spartanburg
Andersson
Pickens
Lausche and Young Back Dodd Censure in Senate Vote
Senators Lausche and Young of Ohio joined the majority to censure Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut. The chamber approved the measure 92 to 5, marking a formal rebuke from the Senate.
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Lausche
Washington
Frank J. Lausche
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Couple Weds On Mountaintop Trail in California
James Ronan, 23, and Mary Beth Ware, 20, wed halfway up 11,486 foot Mt. Organic in San Bernardino County. The Rialto pair wore hiking boots and corduroy as Rev. Kenneth Baumhoff of the Lutheran Church of the Cross officiated at Slushy Meadows about 6,000 feet up. The ceremony was planned for a year.
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San Bernardino
Calif
James Ronan
Mary Beth Ware
Rialto
Kenneth Baumhoff
Lutheran Church of the Cross
Ronan
Llama Found In Judge's Orlando Backyard
In Orlando Florida criminal court Judge Warren Edwards received a call reporting a llama in his backyard. He confirmed the animal was a neighbor’s pet and arranged its return. The judge noted he was not upset and already keeps a goat, cat, and dog.
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Orlando
Fla
Criminal Court
Warren Edwards
Suit Seeks 350 000 From VA Hospital Over Open Heart Surgery
Robert F. Wesley of Port Clinton files in U S District Court claiming Cleveland VA Hospital botched his February 1965 open heart surgery. He says a catheter was inserted without permission and equipment failure led to a second operation and nine months unable to work.
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Cleveland (Ap
Robert F. Wesley
Port Clinton
Cleveland Veterans Administration Hospital
U.S
Wesley
Salvatore P. Jeffries
Jeffries
Carmichael Still in Jail
Black power advocate Stoke Carmichael remained jailed for a second night in Atlanta as his attorney weighed further legal action after he and two associates were convicted under a loitering statute for refusing to obey a police order to move on. Appeal bonds were set at $1,000 each. attorney Howard Moore called the bonds excessive.
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Atlanta, Ga
Stokefly Carmichael
Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Dixie Hills
Howard Moore
Retirement Income policy explained in life annuity style
A Retirement Income policy resembles an annuity providing monthly income for life starting at age 65. It requires funding roughly $16,240 per $100 monthly benefit, with portions from interest and principal return, plus optional cash payout and a death benefit to beneficiaries if death occurs early.
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Young Gop
Grocer
the Hospital Medical Protector
Allton
Insurance Agency
Strasburg, Ohio
Eason
Hollybush
Southeast Asia
Dan
Mationwide Lite Tesurentea Company
Columbus, Ohig
Aubrey Norvell
Canada
States
Nationwide Insurance
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Columbus, Ohio
Rooster Fight
Richard Gibson
Massachusettes Mutual Life Insurance
Philadelphia
VA Hospital
Ray Alston
Columbus Mutual Life
E. H. Snyder
Terakedis
A. Arthurs
M. Schlemmer
W. K. Rower
BP. Biller
L. MM. O'Brien
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
New York, N.Y
RH. Rausch
D. J. Cardani
P. K. Herman
R. L. Smallcombe
K. ¢, Robb J
Ashleman
The
Tuscarawas Life Insurance Underwriters
S. Wooster Ave
Strasburg, O
Walter Burkholder
2Nd St. N. E
New Phila
Dario J. Cardani
E. 2Nd St
Dover, Ohio
Paul Cox
Kelly St. N. W
Margaret Cronebach
Front Ave. S.E
Gary G. Dichler
Canal St
Newcomerstown
O. Dean
Fowler
Trenton Ave
Uhrichsville
Lonnie Furbay
P. O
P.O
Norman L. Glazer
Park Ave
N. W
Marion C. Haines
Prospect N. W
Charles W. Harris
Tusc. Ave
New Phila. O
Ray Kennedy
S. Broadway
Don LaFerre
Dover
John B
Fourth St
Thomas D. Maurer
N. Walnut St
Dover, O
Robert E. Miller
Front Ave
S. E
Keller E. Nixon
West High Ave
Larry M. O'Brian
N. 1St St
Dennison, O
Richard H. Rausch
James T. Rodgers
East State Rd
William E. Sattler
O. Edward Snyder
Wabash N. W
Winford A. Suter
Tremont St
Herbert M. Sledd
Third St
Richard L. Smallcombe
Wilcoxen St
Uhrnchaville, O
Charles A. Weber
E. 10Th St. Dover
Robert Williamson
Addie Mosher
3Rd St
Dannison, O
Prudential
Fied
L. A. Mosher
W. E. Burkholder
R. L. Beatty
the Prudential Insurance Company OF America
A Mutual Life Insurance Company
Second Street
N.E
New
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