Eisenhower Reacts to Khrushchev Ouster and China Nuclear Talk
Former President Eisenhower says he doubts Khrushchev's removal signals a clear Soviet tilt and notes the Russians may move toward China or the United States. He warns of rising tension if Red China builds nuclear capacity while expressing skepticism about war over Formosa. He says China lacks delivery systems and expects several years to achieve real nuclear capability. He cautions against linking the incident to the China explosion and reflects on Khrushchev's frankness and past Paris clash.
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Hoover 31st U S President Dies At 90 In New York
New York reports the death of Herbert Clark Hoover 31st president of the United States at age 90 from a recurrence of a massive gastrointestinal hemorrhage. He died at Waldorf Towers with his two sons at his side and lay in state at St Bartholomew's Church before honors in Washington and West Branch Iowa. He led relief in World War I and served as secretary of commerce before the 1929 33 presidency and remained active in public life through illness. His farewell message spoke on world peace and the question of government as servant or master.
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Hays predicts Appalachia bill passage next Congress
Democratic Rep. Wayne L. Hays predicted in Athens that the Appalachia bill, about 1 billion dollars, will pass both houses and be signed by May if Democrats retain control. He noted hearings may be brief, cited highway earmarks, and said tourism funding could boost the Huntington to Cincinnati corridor.
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Goldwater Seeks FBI Report On Jenkins Case
Sen. Barry Goldwater asks FBI director for a report on possible security factors in Walter Jenkins case. He plans a television speech on foreign policy and morality in government and notes two FBI agents queried him in Chicago about Jenkins, a former White House aide who resigned after morals arrests.
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Johnson to Tour Campaign Circuit in Final Stretch
President Johnson plans a series of home-stretch campaign trips to boost his vote total and attack Goldwater. After a foreign policy advisory meeting, he is slated to visit Ohio and later Baltimore Maryland and possibly Tennessee with Memphis as a stop, as Goldwater aims to win key mid Atlantic and southern states.
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Flood Control Hearing Set for November 13 in Logan
The U S Army Corps of Engineers announced a public hearing at 10 am November 13 at the Ohio National Guard Armory Route 33 Logan on flood control plans for the Hocking River basin. The session will review survey studies near completion and consider potential reservoir and local protection projects as part of the basin plan.
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Cincinnati Police Still Search For Missing Boys
Cincinnati police plan to excavate a 20 foot sewer trench today to find two nine year old boys who disappeared Thursday after being seen near Fairfax.
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GOP to sue FCC over Monday ruling on equal time provisions
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch said Monday night the GOP will sue the Federal Communications Commission to overturn a ruling that the President's free broadcast time provided by networks does not fall under the equal time provisions of the Communications Act.
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