Nixon Builds Ties With New York Liberal Republicans
Nixon works to tighten alliance with New York liberal Republicans led by Javits Lindsay Rockefeller as he meets governor and mayor in White Plains. Rockefeller blessed Nixon at a Westchester rally to welcome his bid, drawing about 5500 in sweltering heat. The crowd surged for handshakes as Nixon noted strong turnout and outside watchers awaited his departure.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nelson Rockefeller
John V. Lindsay
Jacob K. Javits
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Lindsay
Rockefeller
North Carolina
Nixon
White Plains
N. Y
Tarrytown
GOP
Westchester County
Westchester County Center
Pat
Mrs. Nixon
Wallace May Get On Ballot
The Supreme Court agreed to hear the Wallace case and ordered Ohio officials to program voting machines and prepare ballots for November to include George Wallace and Marvin Griffin. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown announced telegrams to all 88 county boards to issue new absentee ballots, delaying printing orders for a few days as 71 counties with paper ballots prepare.
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George C. Wallace
U.S. Supreme Court
Wallace
Alabama
Ted W. Brown
Marvin Griffin
American Independent Party
Griffin
Georgia
Supreme Court
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Stewart
Socialist Labor Party
Dayton
Brown
Jet Crashes Off French Riviera Killing 95
An Air France Caravelle jetliner crashed into the Mediterranean near the Nice coast, killing all 95 aboard including Gen. Rene Cogny. The plane was en route from Ajaccio to Nice after recently entering service. A brief mayday message, Fire aboard, was reported by the pilot before the wreckage was found twelve miles offshore.
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France
Air France
Mediterranean Sea
Rene Cogny
North Vietnam
Dien Bien Phu
Ajaccio
Crosica
Riviera
Veteran actor Hanley Stafford dies at 69 in New York
Hanley Stafford born Alfred John Austin died Monday of a heart attack at age 69. The veteran radio performer played Daddy to Baby Snooks for 16 years and Mr. Dithers on Blondie for 12 years. He adopted his stage name from his birthplace Hanley Staffordshire England.
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Snooks
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Staffordshire
England
Furniture Sells First Day Ad Earns Clearout
Mrs Edna Quivey of 138 N Lancaster St Athens reports brisk sales of surplus beds desks a couch and other household articles on the first day her ad appeared. She thanks the ad and urges others to use fast acting notices to move goods.
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Athens
Inside Today Athens Teen Center Opening Weekend
ATHENS TEEN CENTER is set to open this weekend at the old high school gymnasium. Page 2 reports on Wayne National Forest employees gaining firefighting experience without leaving district headquarters. Page 3 notes Logan's East Front Street becoming a one way street. Page 13 features George Wallace gains among blue collar voters per the latest Gallup Report.
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East Front
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Gallup
Pueblo Release Hopes Dashed Over North Korea Demands
Washington reports say North Korea seeks more than apologies in return for the USS Pueblo and its 82 crew. Secretary Rusk states there is no evidence the Pueblo violated sailing orders. Defense Secretary Clifford sees no imminent release. Negotiations continue at Panmunjom with discretion urged.
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North Korea
Dean Rusk
Sea of
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Clark M. Clifford
Capitol Hill
United States
Panmunjom
State Department
Humphrey defends Vietnam withdrawals in Texas rally
Hubert H. Humphrey waved a Houston Post headline about a Marine regiment heading home to refute a Johnson withdrawal claim. He told a Texas audience the news verified his position while urging unity in the Texas Democratic Party and pitching himself as the best alternative to Nixon and Wallace. He called for plain talk on crime, better police funding, training, equipment, and gun control.
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Richard M. Nixon
George C. Wallace
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House
Ben Barnes
Will Davis
University of Houston
Rex Erickson
Eugene J. McCarthy
California
McCarthy
Wallace
Nixon
Meigs County Housing Plan Receives 1.8 Million OK
Atty. Frank Porter Jr announces $1.8 million FHA housing funding for Meigs County with potential to build 350 homes or more. Loans offer 5 percent interest, 33 year terms, no down payment, and buyers may purchase lots and select designs from eight to fifteen thousand dollars. A public meeting is set for Sept 26 at Pomeroy Junior High to display plans and pre cut homes.
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Meigs County
Farmer’s Home Administration
Atty. Frank Porter Jr
FHA
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Meigs
Middleport
Pomeroy Junior High School
Aiken Wins in Primary as Goldwater Opponent Chosen
The Associated Press reports Arizona Democrats selected Roy Elson to face Barry Goldwater in November. Vermont's George Aiken comfortably won both GOP and Democratic nominations for Senate. Wisconsin’s Bronson La Follette led Dems for governor. Other primaries occurred in Colorado Minnesota Utah Maryland Rhode Island and New Hampshire.
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George D. Aiken
Vermont
Goldwater
Roy Elson
Carl Hayden
D-Ariz
Congress
Elson
Aiken
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Atty
Bronson C. la Follette
Warren P. Knowles
Colorado
Minnesota
Utah
Maryland
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
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