Top Democrats Gather For Breakfast With 56 Plans Revealed
In Stonewall Texas at Lyndon B Johnson's river ranch three Democrats led by Johnson Adlal Stevenson and Sam Rayburn met for breakfast to discuss political plans and the 1966 South support Stevenson hinted at keeping plans private while declining to answer timing questions. The event drew about five thousand attendees and touched on trade aid and economic policies.
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Leave South Pair Told and B C Cox Directors Resign
Two white men, directors of a cooperative farm at Providence, were told to leave after a Tuesday night meeting that passed a resolution. The case involved allegations of pro integration speeches and race-based tensions. Dr Minter and Cox denied the charges.
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Coffee Prices May Tumble by Year End
Washington traders expect a world coffee surplus as new harvests begin in November. Prices could fall before November with Brazil possibly devaluing its currency, making coffee cheaper in U S dollars. Detectives locate jewelry worth 15000 to 20000 in Chicago involving thefts and liquor rationing may end in Sweden next week.
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Indecision on GOP's strongest candidate post Eisenhower
Washington reports a split among GOP leaders on who would best succeed Eisenhower if he leaves office. Nixon is named most often, but two thirds of respondents refuse to pick a single strongest candidate, citing uncertainty after Eisenhower's heart attack and ongoing cabinet discussions.
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Janet Threatens Mexican Coast As Hurricane Hits
Hurricane Janet nears the Mexican coast from Velatives in the Caribbean with winds around 130 mph. The storm slashes the Yucatan Peninsula, threatening Vera Cruz Tuxpan and Tampico while relief efforts brace for impact amid disrupted communications.
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New York
Encouraging Signs As Eisenhower Rests Comfortably
Denver reports President Eisenhower had a very good night with nine hours sleep under oxygen with Maj. Gen. Howard Snyder and Col. Byron F. Pollock noting rest helps heart recovery. Doctors say rest aids healing as optimism grows about his condition and potential for future political choices.
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Fitzsimons Army Hospital
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Exhumation Sought in Case of Poisoned Baby
A local case reports the exhumation of a baby’s body dated 32 years prior to test for poisoning. The infant, John Kenton aged 32 months at death in 1928, is cited by the father Hoan Kenton who suspects foul play. The examination aims to determine if poison caused the death.
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Anton Hee
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Ohio Conference hints Ike won’t run in 56
Columbus report notes preconvention remarks suggesting President Eisenhower will not run again in 1956. Mrs Carroll D Kearns wife of a Pennsylvania congressman said in Dayton that Eisenhower remarked he would never want to be a candidate if not at his best.
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Pioneer Surgeons Bring Renewed Life to Damaged Hearts
Medical advances in heart surgery described as transforming sick, hungry hearts. Surgeons use heart lung machines and dry heart techniques to repair valves and arteries without fully opening the heart, improving blood flow and oxygen delivery.
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Eisenhower
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Espenson
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Morley Cohen
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Worries Soviets Reds Wary of Nixon
A Western diplomat in Europe says Soviet leaders fear illness may delay their long term policy plans and defer commitments until Eisenhower returns to active leadership. He notes Khrushchev, Bulganin, Molotov and other officials see Nixon as a potentially wary successor.
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France Opposes European Security Plans Linking to NATO
French Prime Minister Antoine Pinay told the United Nations that France would resist any European security framework that would dissolve NATO or pull U S forces from Europe. He called German unity essential for Europe to return to normal, while warning against West German engagement with proposed security structures.
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Inmates Pass Up Fifth Meal in Protest at Prison
Warden Lawrence Delmore Jr says 37 inmates refused a fifth meal Wednesday night protesting poor quarters and potential punishments for July and August rioting. He plans further talks once they calm.
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Forgotten purse mystery on Ohio road described in chaos
An incoherent report recounts a brown purse found near US 32 east of Athens and a claimed theft involving a large cash amount. The piece mentions a 61 year old inmate named Albert Fisher and cites mixed names and places including Columbus Detroit Jackson and Gallipolis.
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Ike May Run Again Despite Heart Attack in 1956 Race
Reports from Washington indicate top GOP figures believe President Eisenhower could run for a second term, noting his heart attack was mild and that only he can decide his candidacy. Some officials warn against premature conclusions while others stress political motives to maintain policy continuity.
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Calendar Star Ball Seeks Fortune Tellers Challenge
Bernard L Keller attempts to beat Montgomery County fortune tellers using a calendar method. He relies on a crystal ball and claims legal backing to support his technique amid a public dispute over forecasting accuracy.
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Reds to Free 9626 German War Prisoners
The Moscow press reports a Presidium decree ordering the release of 9626 German war prisoners. Premier Bulganin told Adenauer that Russia would carry out the release, honoring promises to the Germans.
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Elections On In Indonesia Women Lead Polls In Reform Vote
Indonesia begins national elections as women voters outnumber men at many polling places. The race pits Communists against anti Red Moslem parties with potential Southeast Asia impact. About 42 percent of the 42.2 million on registry vote in staged ballots across 3000 islands. Final parliamentary results may take six months.
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Infant death negligence suit against Dr Lascas and hospital
Pederlin files a 40 000 dollar negligence suit in Ottawa Circuit Court alleging Dr G F Lascas failed to deliver Michael Pederlin properly at St Marys Hospital on October 2 1964 causing the infant’s death the complaint claims the hospital did not provide adequate attendants equipment or supplies.
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G. F. Lascas
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St. Mary's Hospital
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Chuckles Tee Up a Witty Quip in Today's Panel
A brief witty gag appears in today’s humor section, featuring a light remark about wit and its expected punchline. The joke plays on common expectations of a clever comeback and the reader’s ready smile.
Peron Hinted Going to Spain from Argentina
Reports say deposed President Juan Peron left by plane for Spain with a possible stop in Rio de Janeiro. He has been aboard a Paraguayan gunboat for over a week and exile in Paraguay was once considered by Lonardi’s government. A consultative junta may advise Lonardi until new Congress is elected.
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Juan Peron
Spain
Peron
Rio de Janeiro
Paraguay
E4sardo Lonardi
Traffic deaths rise. eight months total tops last year
The National Safety Council reports U S traffic deaths for eight months reached 23 470 up from 22 490 a year earlier. August alone rose about 10 percent as worsening weather and early sundown push totals higher with year end still ahead. Officials urge cautious driving and patience through the remainder of 1965.
Vallentine the Truck Driver Earns Hundred A Week
Vallentine, a truck driver, earns about 100 dollars weekly. He holds six medals for an excellent driving record.
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