Kennedy says civil rights no partisan issue at Philadelphia rally
President Kennedy spoke at a $100-a-plate fundraiser for Mayor James H. Tate in Philadelphia and urged that civil rights be a concern for all Americans. He defended bipartisan support for civil rights legislation and condemned racial tensions shaping the campaign. Tate and opponent James T. McDermott traded charges over race and indecision.
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Orders From Jesus Killer Charged With Mount Vernon Shooting
Galion man Orville Perkey, 30, said he had orders from Jesus Christ when he shot and killed Richard Merrin, 46, and wounded two others at the Mount Vernon News office. He was arrested near his home after the incident and faces first degree murder and shooting with intent to wound charges.
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Castro says CIA agents captured in Cuba after Flora damage
Fidel Castro claimed Cuban authorities detained several CIA operatives including two Canadian pilots identified as Ronald Patrick Lee and William David, arrested October 24 in Havana as they tried to smuggle explosives hidden in foam rubber. He cited ongoing CIA actions after Hurricane Flora and indicated the Rex ship, flagged in Nicaragua and tied to West Palm Beach, may reveal prisoners on television.
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Humphrey Denies Hewing to Dump LBJ from Ticket
Senator Humphrey said it is inconceivable Vice President Johnson will be dumped from the 1964 Democratic ticket. He called reports of a Johnson substitute unwarranted and urged re nomination, noting Johnson supports civil rights and has helped Kennedy win in 1960.
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Air Route Plans Between U S and Russia Abandoned
Washington reports that the proposed New York to Moscow air service with Pan American and Aeroflot has been shelved. Officials offered few reasons, noting cooled enthusiasm as summer ends and a tense bilateral climate since Berlin. Negotiations on consulates and a consular convention proceed slowly but satisfactorily.
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Mine Rescue For 3 Slated During Friday
Three German miners trapped for over a week in a flooded iron mine near Broistedt are to be brought to the surface Friday morning, after delays in sealing the rescue shaft. 62 feet remain to bore to the gallery where they have been trapped since last Thursday. Separately, Republic Steel breaks ground for two basic oxygen furnaces costing 20 million dollars.
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Arson Suspected in Largest Ohio Forest Fire
A major drought arson blaze spread across Perry County Ohio in Salt Lick Two Essex Hollow and Congo Hollow with crews from the Ohio Division of Forestry US Forest Service and wildlife helping battle it. Patrol plane reports suggested four small fires along a road may have been deliberately ignited with two fires burning up to about 100 acres each and another 10 acre fire reported.
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Goldwater attacks Kennedy program and GOP unity
Senator Barry Goldwater blasted President Kennedy s economic plan calling it a nearly thousand day flop. He urged Republicans including Nelson Rockefeller to target Kennedy and the Democrats rather than each other. He spoke to about 1500 business leaders in New York.
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Cease Fire In Desert Scheduled Between Algeria and Morocco
A deal signed by Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella and King Hassan II of Morocco with Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie and Mali President Modibo Keita sets a cease-fire on the Moroccan Algerian border at midnight Nov 1 2. It requires Moroccan withdrawal from disputed territory and demilitarization under regional supervision and foresees a forthcoming African Unity Commission to determine fault and borders.
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Blast Rips Fireworks Plant Again at Ohio Fireworks Co
Firemen monitored a new blast at the Ohio Fireworks Co plant near Bellaire after a series of explosions last Saturday wiped out 82 hutments and caused over 315000 dollars in damage. The Wednesday night explosion in a 20 by 40 foot building between the office and machine shop sparked a fire controlled after about an hour. no injuries were reported.
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Moldy Gettysburg find worth 54200 dollars shocks teacher
High school social studies teacher George C. Rapport and his family found a rotten bundle of mutilated currency at Gettysburg in 1966. The Secret Service turned in the notes to the Treasury which valued the cache at 54 200 dollars despite no property claim. Rapport says he feels sick but relieved.
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Soviet U.N. Envoys Expelled Over Spy Case
The United States orders the expulsion of three Soviet U.N. delegation members Gleb Pavlov Yuri Romashin and Vladimir Olenev after linking them to a spy plot with two Americans. The Russian government plans protests while the diplomats depart as FBI ties connect them to two arrests in Englewood New Jersey.
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Suit Alleges Improper Action In Bridge Jobs
Athens County officials face charges over awarding contracts for two county bridges to a Cambridge firm The court froze $60 556 to Ohio Rridna on Pambhridan fax LIM RO Wes MQINILIUERTY LUI while audits proceed The cases involve Rome Two Bridge on County Rd 85 and Frost Bridge on County Rd 58 quoted in the filing by Gabriel F Pincelli Proprietor Chauncey as a taxpayer and plaintiff
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Lumber Spill Closes Route 2 North Of Point Pleasant
A semi tractor jackknifed on Route 2 north of Point Pleasant spilling lumber and blocking the highway for nearly four hours. Driver Roy Switzer of Morehead Kentucky sustained broken fingers and was hospitalized. The rig struck a car at Mrs Epa Rollins driveway, damaging doors. State Police value property damage at 2500. In Newark a federal narcotics sweep nets Othell Eugene DeWitt described as a South Side pusher.
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