Wallace Drops Independent Bid Opens Way for Goldwater
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace ends his independent run for president, boosting Barry Goldwater's chances in the South. Wallace said he would wait to see the Democratic platform before deciding support, while GOP leaders weigh courting moderates and liberals in Northern states.
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Pennsylvania
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
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Ariz
Graham's Columbus Crusade Draws 316 500 Attendees
Evangelist Billy Graham wrapped up a 10 day central Ohio crusade in Columbus with a total attendance of 316 500. Final day crowds exceeded 54 000 including 16 000 for an afternoon session in 90 degree heat. Budget of 175 000 was met swiftly and funds will finance TV time for films of the Columbus crusade nationwide.
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Billy Graham
Central Ohio
Crusade
Graham
Hell
Jesus
Crime Rate Soaring Under Hoover Leniency Critique
FBI reports 1963 saw over 2.5 million serious crimes with a 10 percent rise. J Edgar Hoover blasts leniency as victim protection erodes while crime costs reach an estimated 27 billion dollars annually. Murders total 8500 with 91 percent solved. property crimes drive the uptick.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hoover
Congress Goes Again Washington Debates Major Legislation
Congress reconvenes amid partisan tensions in a presidential year. Senate Leader Mansfield pushes to finish Johnson’s program before the Atlantic City convention, with debates over foreign aid, anti poverty funding, pay raises, and military pay. Oregon's Morse proposes cutting hundreds of millions from the foreign aid bill.
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Washington
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Senate
Johnson
Atlantic City
House
Mansfield
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Four Die in Surf as California Coast Rips Ninth Day
Heavy waves and dangerous riptides plagued California beaches for the ninth straight day. At least four people are believed to have drowned in the treacherous surf off the coast.
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Los Angeles
California
LBJ Targets Hidden Hate Groups Amid Court Pressure
President Johnson condemns clandestine hate organizations and vows legal action. He says evidence is being gathered by federal authorities to prosecute groups that bully and intimidate Negroes from exercising constitutional rights. Reports note a resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan in the Deep South.
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Washington
Johnson
Youngster Near Death After Savage Beating
In Wellston, a three year old boy from the Holzer Hospital area was in critical condition after a beating and cigarette burns Saturday. Davey Leach, 29, is jailed in Jackson County on probation violation. authorities say he assaulted the boy before fleeing. The mother, Joyce Wells, gave a partial statement. police describe the child as very badly beaten with burns.
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Wellston Area
Holzer Hospital
Jackson County
Bernard Blanchard
Davey Leach
Wellston
Leach
Common Pleas Court
Bernard
Grant Smith
Athens Legion Stuns Logan in State Baseball Bid
In a standout page 8 item, the Athens Legion team defeated Logan to clinch a spot in the upcoming state baseball tournament. The victory solidifies Athens as a top contender in regional play.
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Logan
Local Obituaries and Sports Briefs Across Ohio Cities
Fragmented notice covers obituaries in Pt Pleasant Pomeroy Middleport and sports brief across Athens Chauncey Gallipolis Logan Nelsonville. Read as a compact regional update outlining deaths and female sports items with sparse readable names and places.
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Athens
Chauncey Gallipolis
Gigoriee
Logan Nelsonville
Pleasant Pomeroy
Middleport
Heart Attack Fatal To Swimmer At Forked Run Lake
Belpre man James H. Atkinson, 48, construction worker, died Sunday afternoon at Camden-Clark Hospital after suffering a heart attack while swimming at Forked Run Lake near Reedsville. Lifesaving efforts included oxygen en route to the hospital and two nurses' attempts to revive him. Funeral services set for Spencer funeral home Tuesday evening and Owen-Barth in Charleston with burial in Cunningham Cemetery St Albans.
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James H. Atkinson
Camden-Clark Hospital
Parkersburg
Forked Run Lake
Reedsville
Spencer Funeral Home
Owen-Barth Funeral Home
Charleston
W. Va
Cunningham Cemetery
St. Albans
Judy Garland Injures Wrists Treated in London
Judy Garland, 42, was treated at St. Stephen's Hospital in London for minor wrist injuries and discharged hours later. She arrived in London with Mark Herron and requested privacy about her whereabouts. In Hollywood, Christine Kaufmann, 19, wife of Tony Curtis, gave birth to a 6-pound 13-ounce girl at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital.
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London
Judy Garland
St. Stephen’s Hospital
Chelsea
Miss Garland
Mark Herron
Hollywood
Christine Kaufmann
Tony Curtis
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Electric Rockets Tested in Space Flight
NASA scientists report successful in space operation of two ion engines on SERT 1 test. One engine ran for thirty minutes with multiple on off cycles while a second suffered a short circuit from high voltage. Flight covered about 2500 miles ending in the Atlantic east of Wallops Island.
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Wallops Island
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic
Here
NASA
Lewis Research Center
Cleveland
Ohio
Happy Sheppard Faces Uncertain Future After Prison Release
Dr Samuel Sheppard and his new wife Ariane Tebbenjohanns, a German divorcee, plan to fly to New York for interviews but may return to the penitentiary by Wednesday as a federal judge weighs the fairness of his trial. Attorney F Lee Bailey says Sheppard could stay out on a $10 000 bond while Ohio appeals. A three judge panel will decide the next move.
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Chicago
Samuel Sheppard
Ariane Tebbenjohanns
New York City
Sam
Sheppard
F. Lee Bailey
Marilyn
6Th
U. S. Court of Appeals
State of Ohio
Outburst Follows Shooting in Harlem Riots
Rioting erupts in Harlem after the fatal police shooting of a 15 year old, as missiles fly and storefronts are looted. More than 100 injured including 24 officers. a white sergeant shoots later later. funeral crowds clash with police. leaders urge non violence but are booed.
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New York
Harlem
James Powell
Thomas Gilligan
Gilligan
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Bayard Austin
Washington
White Files Court Paper In Divorce Case
Francis D. White filed another court paper in Common Pleas Court for his wife Eleanor who is being sued for 9541.16 by Athens County. He explained the lack of reports during her divorce investigations noting the court stated reports based on hearsay would not be considered as evidence. Mrs White served as a divorce investigator while her husband, now her attorney, was the common pleas judge. The county contends payments to Mrs White were made without a legal order.
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Common Pleas Court
Eleanor
Athens County
White
Common Pleas
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