Nuclear Proposal Awaited for NATO Nuclear Force
Washington expects British Prime Minister Harold Wilson to present concrete NATO nuclear force ideas during a visit to discuss a 25-ship Marine Liaison Force. Patrick Gordon Walker said London needs time to draft plans, with Johnson seeking basic agreement by year end, though meetability is uncertain.
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Washington
U.S
Harold Wilson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Johnson
Patrick Gordon Walker
Gordon Walker
NATO
Jet Bomber Crashes Navy Base Killing Nine and Injuring Fifty Five
A A3D twin jet bomber struck a power pole and collapsed into flaming wreckage at El Centro Naval Air Facility during a parachute demonstration ending the base’s 25 000th jump. Nine people died including crewmen. 35 were injured, six critically, as debris and fires scattered across runways and buildings. Bedford Sutherland witnessed the crash after bailing from the aircraft.
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EL Centro
Calif
el Centro Naval Air Facility
Bedford Sutherland
Barry Goldwater Attacks LBJ Power Motives in Midwest Tour
Barry Goldwater charged President Johnson kidnapped the Democratic party by selecting Hubert Humphrey as running mate. He claimed Johnson rules with lust for power and fear of exposure while appealing to grass roots and independent voters during a Cedar Rapids rally and Midwest stopover. He warned of a potential socialist influence and criticized civil rights policy and busing while urging a fear-free vote for a political upset in November.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Arizona
Goldwater
Oshkosh
Wis
East St. Louis
Ill
Hubert Humphrey
Democratic Party
Americans For Democratic Action
Clay workers reject union at Logan plant vote tally 130 to 72
Logan Clay Products employees rejected the United Brick and Clay Workers Union by 130 to 72 in a plant election held in the company garage. Ten ballots were challenged but will not alter the outcome. A prior petition sought union interest with a 30 percent signature threshold. Eight Americans perished in the unarmed craft. Curt Flood and his family settled into a leased 35000 house in Alamo California amid a warm welcome from neighbors after warnings of violence.
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LOGAN
Logan Clay Products Workers
United Brick and Clay Workers Union
Labor rules out troops to stop Rhodesia independence
London officials said on Tuesday night that the Labor government will not deploy British forces to prevent Southern Rhodesia from declaring independence to maintain white minority rule.
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London
Southern Rhodesia
Humphrey Appearance Sparks Crowd At Charleston Civic Center
A mimeographed schedule for Tuesday night in Charleston lists Hubert H. Humphrey entering the Civic Center at 7 05 p m and moving through a throng to the platform amid pandemonium as TV cameras capture the ecstatic crowd.
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Charleston
W. Va
Hubert H. Humphrey
Charleston Civic Center
Humphrey
U S Air Force C123 Transport Shot Down Over Frontier
A United States Air Force C123 transport was shot down near the Viet Namese Cambodian frontier on Saturday after inadvertently entering Cambodian airspace. The incident occurred amid tensions along the border and follows prior clashes in the region.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
USS
Air Force
U.S
Sammee Tong Found Dead in Venice Home
Hollywood police say actor Sammee Tong, 63, died at his Venice residence. An empty sleeping pill bottle was found nearby. Tong left notes for his landlady and attorney, dictating final arrangements. He starred in Mickey on ABC and began TV work in 1959’s Bachelor Father.
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Hollywood
Sammee Tong
Tong
Venice
Mickey
San Francisco
Just Give Me Hootch Says Soon-To-Be 105
In Seattle Charlie White age 103 and Frank Bogue discuss booze on Bogue’s upcoming 105th birthday. Bogue claims whisky helps his throat and plans to drink to celebrate. He says he was raised by Chippewa Indians in southern Michigan after his parents died.
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Seattle
Wash
Charlie White
Frank Bogue
Bogue
Michigan
Pacifists Launch Boat Protest Against Cuba Travel Ban
Five peace marchers from the Committee for Nonviolent Action sailed a 24 foot launch toward Cuba to protest the U S travel ban. Coast Guard towed their boat to the Miami Beach dock on orders of the U S attorney general. Bradford Lyttle called the action a stand against the Caribbean wall. Separately in Columbus the American Lutheran Church approves a 23,750,000 budget for 1965, up 4.1 percent.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Coast Guard
Committee For Non-violent Action
Quebec
Bradford Lyttle
Caribbean Wall
East Berlin
Athens Measles Bond Issue Passes Urged At Final Meeting
The Messenger notes a final citizens meeting urging passage of the Athens school bond issue. It also covers a GOP rally in Athens where Democrats were labeled as a war party, and mentions Ohio University Dames wearing HATS as a social phrase.
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Athens
Final Citizens
Vorys
Ohio
University Dames
Obituaries and notices from Ohio towns listed
Obituary and public notices appear for Gallipolis Nelsonville Pomeroy Middleport and nearby areas with dates and page markers. The fragment references Pt Pleasant and Triotnor and multiple page numbers indicating classified or legal notices.
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Eieusius
Pomeroy
Middleport
G&s
GOP Loses Equal Time Bid After 3 3 Court Split
The U S Court of Appeals split 3 to 3 letting an FCC ruling stand that Johnson's Oct 18 speech was a presidential report and news event, denying Barry Goldwater equal time on TV. A five day forecast notes temps 4-8 degrees above normal with light rainfall Friday night and Saturday.
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Washington
Johnson
U. S. Court of Appeals
Commission
FCC
Barry Goldwater
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Johnson Says He Wrapping Issues Around Goldwater
President Johnson declares he will not bluff in the campaign. He presses war and peace questions in Albuquerque and Pittsburgh, saying the stakes are survival and responsibility. He accuses Goldwater foes of racist propaganda and defends civil rights laws.
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Goldwater
Humphrey
London
Hubert
Johnson
Los Angeles
Calif
Barry Goldwater
Albuquerque
N. M
West
California
New Mexico
Northeast
Pittsburgh
Civic Auditorium
Keating and Kennedy Clash On Back-To-Back TV Debates
In New York a clash over a televised debate turns heated as Republican Senator Kenneth Keating and Democrat Robert Kennedy host back-to-back programs. Kennedy defends his charges while Keating cites a Herald Tribune account, and the Fair Campaign Practices Committee letter becomes a point of contention. Ralph McGill resigns from the committee over the letter.
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Kenneth B. Keating
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Keating
Wcbs TV
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
New York Herald Tribune
Ralph McGill
The
Atlanta Constitution
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