Daley cries foul as vote canvass opens in Illinois
Chicago reports 109 unreported precincts in the city and 84 in the suburbs amid charges of vote finagling. Daley says the official count may show interesting figures while Republicans allege irregularities and delay tactics in key areas. Officials expect canvass to finish by November 25 with FBI and U.S. attorney monitoring untabulated ballots.
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Chicago
Cook County
Richard M. Nixon
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
anti-Daley
Daley
Samuel H. Shapiro
Richard B. Ogilvie
Ogilvie
Edmund J. Kucharski
Kucharski
Marie H. Suthers
Board of Election Commissioners
Sidney T. Holzman
William Rentschler
Illinois Citizens Committee For
FBI
U. S
Ohio voters approve most school tax levies in election
More than 80 percent of school tax levy requests on Ohio ballots were approved. Bonds and new building proposals fared worse with about half passing. Renewals all passed. Several large city issues failed including Cincinnati and Hamilton Local. Some districts faced closures or reopenings based on funds.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Cincinnati
Forest Hills
Marietta
Perry
Lake County
Hamilton
Franklin County
Key Biscayne May Be Little White House
Nixon prepares to move from New York to Key Biscayne Florida where the island has long served as his retreat. The town with its villas hotel grounds and Rebozo and Smathers ties could host a new Little White House as construction buzz grows around $3 000 per front foot beachfront development and Nixon’s two vacant beach lots.
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Key Biscayne
Little White House
Key Biscayne, Fla
United States
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Florida
Tropic Island
Nixon
White House
Key Biscayne Villas
Key Biscayne Hotel
C. G
Bebe) Rebozo
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Rebozo
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
William J. Matheson
Mackle Co
Atlantic
California
George Smathers
Smathers
Key Biscayne Bank
California Casualness and New York Sophistication in White House Style
New York and California influences blend as the Nixons set a mid range White House entertaining style. Pat Nixon, 56, an introvert turned hostess, aims for intimate dinners, arts guests, and open houses for daughters Julie and Tricia. She favors simple American fare yet will host gourmet meals for distinguished visitors and art outings in galleries like the Frick.
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New York
Richard Nixons
White House
California
Camelot
Main Street
America
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline
Pat Nixon
Nixon
Julie
Tricia
Nixons
Transitional Expense Funds For Nixon Agnew
Washington AP reports Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew bypassed normal delays with a first ever 750000 transitional expense account for the 1965 transfer of power. Each will receive 375000 to cover staff travel and office costs while Johnson Humphrey receive 75000 aiding the six month private transition. Johnson appointed a liaison to coordinate with candidates as departments prepare briefing papers and the president elect plans to staff the White House with about 40 aides and review 1600 policy posts.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
United States
Congress
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Nixon
New York
Defense
Charles Murphy
Civil Aeronautics Board
Humphrey
Nixon Remembers Sign From Ohio
DESHLER Ohio Nixon recalled a street sign seen in Deshler last month by 13 year old Vicki Lynne Cole who picked up a misplaced placard and waved it to greet his campaign. The sign read Bring Us Together Again and inspired his pledge that unity would be the new administration motto and objective.
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Deshler
Ohio
Vicki Lynne Cole
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Vicki
LBJ
IRS Permits Kidney Donor Expenses for Recipient Patients
The Internal Revenue Service allowed the expenses of a kidney donor to be paid by the patient who received the organ. The ruling implies potential similar treatment for costs tied to securing a new heart in future cases.
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Internal Revenue Service
Heart Tenon
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Parma
Warren
Youngstown
C. R. Coblentz
Preble County
Miami
Ponce de Leon
Santa Maria
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