Goldwater Blames Johnson for Free World Decline on West Tour
Senator Barry Goldwater, in Cheyenne, accuses President Johnson of turning American politics into a popularity poll. He says the Free World is disintegrating as U S prestige sinks, citing Turkey France and Britain. Goldwater campaigns toward Tucson Las Vegas and Los Angeles after pausing in Pennsylvania.
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Dog Heart Transplant Pet Survives Six Months
A mongrel puppy received a heart from an unrelated dog and remains alive and active six months later. Eterna, named by the team led by Dr. Adrian Kantrowitz at Maimonides Hospital, is thriving in a special area of the Edward Nesmeth Institute. Researchers aim to store a removed dog heart for over 24 hours.
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Mrs. Kennedy Target Of Bomb Hoax
Federal and city officers conducted a roof to cellar search of the Kennedy apartment building after an anonymous caller claimed a bomb was planted there. No device was found. Mrs. John F. Kennedy and children Caroline and John F. Jr. stayed inside. The caller gave a misaddress and timed the alleged explosion.
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Living Costs Up Slightly Says LBJ in Detroit Rally
President Johnson announced September living costs rose 0.15 percent and were 1.2 percent higher than a year earlier at an air port rally in Detroit. He cited September factory wages at $103.94, $14.86 above January 1961.
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Johnson campaigns to frame peace and faith in 1964 race
President Johnson tours the Midwest and defends religion in politics as he contrasts his peacemaker image with Barry Goldwater. He unveils a new slogan in Detroit and squares off with Goldwater over clergy endorsements in Philadelphia and Cedar Rapids remarks.
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Miller West Campaign Swing Attacks Goldwater
Rep William E Miller campaigned in Santa Barbara then Cedar City Albuquerque Enid Bartlesville and Philadelphia as he denounced Goldwater as radical and unfit for the Republican banner. Sen Hubert Humphrey countered in Idaho Topeka branding Goldwater a radical and outside GOP tradition.
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Reds Open Gates For Berlin Visits
West Berliners flocked into the Soviet sector as East Germany reopened the Berlin wall for a second time in three years. Some 6000 crossed by noon at Oberbaumbruecke amid a damp morning near freezing as the first visiting period began before Nov 12.
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Five Day Forecast With Above Normal Temperatures
Temperatures will run 4 to 8 degrees above the normal 57 to 36 range with warmer conditions Saturday and Sunday. Rainfall is expected at 0.10 to 0.30 inch from scattered showers Sunday or Monday and again midweek.
Book Burning Controversy At OSU Library Sparks Debate
A senior English major and a professor of education clash over 40 books removed from the Ohio Union browsing library by Gayle Waxman student librarian. Titles include None Dare Call It Treason and A Choice Not an Echo. Warner funded the books. debate over replacement rests with the Ohio Union Council.
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Fierce Insane At Time Of Murder Panel Told
A Lima State Hospital psychiatrist testified that Darrell Fierce was insane when he killed his brother at the Wayside Tavern in 1963. He is now legally sane but mentally ill, with paranoid delusions during which he perceived rubies in a toy cat and suspected poisoning. The case in Athens County Common Pleas Court moved to the judges panel for a possible afternoon decision.
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School dropout problem sparks Athens meeting
Editorial notes warn that too many issues could derail a campaign while urging focus on school needs. Readers see discussions on bond measures and community impact with mentions of official positions and local stakes.
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Hospital Requests Doctors List Requirements For Staff Privileges
Meigs County Veterans Memorial Hospital sent letters to seven physicians asking what qualifications are needed to exercise privileges. The message notes Heaton Ridgway and Pickens have staff privileges and that osteopaths who applied face ongoing staff disputes with the Meigs County Medical Society.
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Seven Die In California Nursing Home Fire
Seven residents of Oak Manor Rest Home in Colusa perished in a fast moving blaze. Coroner Howard Moore cited carbon monoxide as the cause of death. Fire origins and investigation details were incomplete.
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Miss USA 1957 runner Leona Gage in critical condition
Leona Gage, 26, famed Miss USA 1957 for a day, was in a hospital prison ward in critical condition today after an attempted suicide and possession of marijuana, police said. She had briefly held the Miss USA title before the incident.
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We're Unfair To Dems And Republicans Too
A essay on perceived bias in reporting notes complaints from a Republican subscriber who calls the paper a Democratic rag while a caller accuses ongoing focus on Goldwater and neglect of President Johnson. The editors defend their commitment to objective coverage and reflect on political attack timing.
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Guerrilla landing in Malaya ends with 25 surrenders
Malay peninsula incursion collapses as 25 guerrillas surrender within 36 hours of landing at Sungei Ramba i. The event marks a rapid end to the latest cross border operation and underscores ongoing regional tensions.
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Europeans OK Khrushchev Removal Across Parties
European Communist parties move to back Moscow after Khrushchev’s removal. Officials cite Kremlin explanations linking his ouster to Cuba crisis and other failures. Hungary endorses the move calling his mistakes regrettable, while a French delegation stresses continued fraternal ties.
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Editors Back Barry and LBJ in Newspaper Poll
Editor and Publisher reports 440 dailies backing LBJ and 359 backing Goldwater with 941 papers undecided. Pro Johnson papers total 26.997 million in circulation versus 8.977 million for Goldwater papers.
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