Khrushchev Sclerosis Report Shocks Danish Leader
Danish Communist leader Knud Jespersen said Khrushchev may be suffering sclerosis after a Moscow visit. He noted Khrushchev is not receiving visitors and cited health as reason for stepping back from duties amid questions over Cuba and Sino-Soviet tensions.
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Europe
Senator Young Winds Up Campaign in Cleveland Tour
U S Senator Stephen M Young concludes his re election bid in Cleveland split between his headquarters and a Democratic rally He plans a 5 30 pm post office visit with Postmaster Nelson Sundermeier and finishes at Ward 23 Slovenian Home rally around 8 30 pm Also campaign paused in Elyria and Lorain with Mrs George Dixon daughter of the late Senator Chavez speaking to more than 400 Puerto Rican descent voters in Lorain urging Tafts defeat.
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U. S
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Robert Taft Jr
Nelson Sundermeier
Elyria
Lorain
George Dixon
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
Ohioan
Dixon
Democratic Party
Taft
Fidel Castro urges study of capitalism to cut waste
In Havana Fidel Castro told Cuban officials to study capitalist practices to learn how to reduce waste he said socialists should not throw away money capitalism uses it.
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Fidel Castro
Castro
Tokyo
Chan Chueh
Red China
Taiwan
Formosa
Chueh
New Delhi Reports Peace Corps Volunteer Drowns Off India Coast
American Peace Corps volunteer Cynthia Ann Myers, 23, drowned while swimming in the Bay of Bengal off the coast of Andhra Pradesh state in southeastern India. The U.S. Embassy announced the death today.
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Peace Corps
Cynthia Ann Myers
Bay of Bengal
Andhhra Pradesh
India
U. S
Arabian king dethroned. Faisal proclaimed Saudi ruler
In Damascus Mecca Radio announces King Saud was dethroned and Crown Prince Faisal named king. Information Minister Jamil Al Jujailan says ministers and consultative council approved the move in a joint session. Faisal has effectively ruled since Saud’s weakness in 1962.
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Syria
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Lyons quadruplets born in Tennessee in four rooms
In Jackson Tennessee a minister and his wife welcome the Lyons quads Carline Pollie Ann Willie Jr. and Lamar as the day-old quads arrive at Madison County Hospital. Despite a $28 monthly salary and a four-room home the father worries about managing a larger family, while hospital officials say mother and quads are doing fine.
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Lyons
Tennessee
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Carline
Pollie Ann
Willie Jr
Lamar
Willie Grant Lyons
Madison County Hospital
Viet Cong Mortar Raid Hits Bien Hoa Base And Tanks Planes
U S military reports say a heavy Viet Cong mortar attack on Bien Hoa 18 miles northeast of Saigon killed four Americans and wounded 31, with a later strike killing one more. The raid damaged 27 aircraft including 20 B57 bombers and raised fears of broader action. Nixon accused the Pentagon of warning but inaction. General Westmoreland said defenses were strengthened at Bien Hoa and other bases.
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William C. Westmoreland
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Johnson Confident of Democrat Victory in Texas Swing
President Johnson travels to Texas to wind up his campaign with speeches in Houston and a finale in Austin. He told a Madison Square Garden audience he would win and urged rejection of extremism. He met with aides on South Viet Nam defenses after a deadly Bien Hoa attack. He also announced a special task force to curb nuclear weapon spread led by Roswell Gilpatri.
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Pollsters To Wait Fingers Crossed As Election Ends
Washington reports the 1964 campaign close with President Johnson favored to win a large popular and Electoral College victory. Goldwater predicts an upset despite indicators. aides target most states, with Johnson and Humphrey set for NBC and Goldwater/Miller for CBS pre-taped programs. Johnson heads to Texas awaiting results. Goldwater finishes in Fredonia Arizona.
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William E. Miller
CBS
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Fredonia
Senate
Goodyear Union Reach Two-Year Logan Contract
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co and United Rubber Workers Local 744 reached a two-year contract here on Friday. Wages rise 20 cents per hour over the period with two extra holidays, more vacation time and other fringe benefits for Logan plant employees. The union said the full membership ratified the agreement at a Sunday meeting after approved by both sides.
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Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
United Rubber Workers Local 744
Goodyear
Police training school to reconvene in Athens
Questionnaires mailed in agriculture census show the spread of data collection across the region. Editorial notes debate on Goldwater defeat and its impact on the broader Conservative movement. A Gallipolis jeweler reports a $5000 ring theft amid ongoing investigative focus. Meigs officials face renewed criticism amid controversy over the hospital.
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Obituaries and Notes from Athens Area Page
Fragment collage shows scattered town names like Chauncey Nelsonville Pomeroy Gallipolis Glouster Logan and WORM. Sports and editorial items appear amid obituaries and local notices with unclear specific events or dates.
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Esee
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Gallipolis
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DS Sports
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Waccane
Parties To Woo Voters In Ohio Election Effort
Ohio candidates switch from campaigning to mobilizing voters with a record turnout forecast of 4,225,000. Parties organize 14 000 polling places, rely on get out the vote drives, letter writing, and transport for workers. The Goldwater Miller group projects 42,000 public and private workers will vote.
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Ted. W. Brown
Ohio
Ohio Citizens For Goldwater - Miller
Goldwater Presses Godlwater on Vietnam and government power
Senate hopeful Barry Goldwater warned in Phoenix that Democratic incompetence risks disaster in the Vietnam war. He demanded a full explanation of Communist bombardment that killed four and wounded twenty, urged curbing government power and ending the draft, and said his campaign themes remain unchanged from Prescott.
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Ariz
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South Viet Nam
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Prescott
Arizona
Goldwater
Taft Attacks Young In Toledo Final Campaign Appearance
Rep. Robert Taft Jr labeled Sen. Stephen M. Young an independent mouth with a dependent mind and claimed Young is controlled from the White House. Taft noted Young sponsored 26 bills in six Senate years with none passed, contrasting his own activity in Washington. Taft spoke in Cincinnati after statewide campaigning. Berlin trains collision in East Germany killed 39 and wounded over 100.
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Robert Taft Jr
Stephen M. Young
Senate
Ohio
Young
White House
Taft
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