Segregationist Wins Georgia Democratic Governor Nomination
In Georgia, segregationist Lest er Maddox defeats former governor Ellis Arnall in a runoff to secure the Democratic nomination for governor. Maddox, 50, ran a shoestring campaign stressing anti federal, anti liberal positions and claimed God and the people backed him. Arnall, 59, known for past upset wins, denounced Maddox as radical.
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Lester G. Maddox
Georgia
Maddox
Arnall
Lyndon B. Johnson
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Eugene Talmadge
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Mississippi
Lester Maddox
Ellis Arnall
Howard
Bo) Callaway
GOP
Humphr ey family moves to high rise near Capitol Hill
Vice President Hubert Humphrey and wife move into an eighth floor cooperative on the Potomac near Capitol Hill for lunch convenience. They plan to decorate using furniture from their Chevy Chase home, with two bedrooms a den and river views.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphreys
Capitol Hill
Humphrey
Pleasan
Chevy Chase
Potomac River
Humphreys
Congress
Naval Observatory
Johnson
Viet Nam
Chevy Chase House
Senator
U Thant Sec-Gen Handoff Topic for UN Security Council
The United Nations Security Council meets to weigh persuading U Thant of Burma to stay as secretary-general or agreeing on a successor. The discussion centers on leadership continuity and potential replacements.
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U Thant
United Nations
N. Y
U.N. Security Council
Burma
Reams Promises New Program In Campaign Swing
Frazier Reams Jr. campaigned in Cleveland and Port Clinton promising a new state program. Meanwhile in New York American Airlines flights resumed after a threatened strike by 12,000 ground personnel was called off before the deadline.
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Toledo
Frazier Reams Jr
Cleveland
Port Clinton
New York
American Airlines
Athens voter registration passes 5000 as deadline nears
The Athens area reports voter registration exceeding five thousand as the registration deadline passes, with coverage noted on page four. The item appears amid brief notices spanning local politics, editorial, and classified sections.
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General Fund
Athens
Miami University
Athens County
Apollo Team Chosen For Second Manned Moon Mission
NASA selects veteran astronaut Walter Schirra and newcomers Donn Eisele and R. Cunningham for the second three man Apollo flight. Mission to last up to 14 days in Earth orbit scheduled for spring next year.
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Manned Space Center
Houston
Tex
Navy
T Walter M. Schirra Jr
Air Force
Donn F. Eisele
R. Walter Cunningham
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Pilos T
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H. White
Roger B. Chaffee
Schirra
Cunningham
Eisele
Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Naval Academy
Air Force Institute of Technology
Amnesia Victim Identified Amid Ohio Leads
Ohio University sophomore Jack B. Petersen was identified as an amnesia victim in Miami after clothing labels from Athens and Ohio University helped investigators. The 18 year old from Cleveland recalled only being in Columbus bus station with 33 dollars and a Miami ticket. His father identified him from a telecast picture, and doctors described him as an amnesia victim.
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Athens
Ohio University
Miami
Fla
Associated Press
Jack B. Petersen
Cleveland
James Hall
West Green
Richmond Heights
WJW
Petersen
Chuck Bartok
Jim Hughes
Riots in San Francisco Trigger Shoot to Kill Order
National Guardsmen with shoot to kill orders moved into San Francisco as rioting and sniper fire spread through Hunters Point Bayview and Fillmore. Police reported 42 injuries, 80 arrests, widespread looting, and school shutdowns as authorities imposed a curfew and declared a state of emergency.
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National
Negro District
Harland Smith
Los Angeles Watts
John F. Shelley
Edmund G. Brown
Alvin Johnson
Matthew Johnson
Hunters Point Bayview
Fillmore
California
Market Street
Hunters Point
Mission High School
Tom Cahill
State National Guard
Roderic Hill
Robert Johnson
$1000 Reward Offered Over Cincinnati Slayings
Police probe a brutal triple slaying in Cincinnati’s Bridgetown area including Jerome Bricca 28, his wife Linda 24, and their 4-year-old daughter Deborah. FBI lab analysis planned on items from the home as fingerprints are collected. a WCPO-TV offer boosts clues.
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Greater
Hamilton County
Jerome Bricca
Bridgetown
FBI Laboratory
Washington
Briccas
Bricca
Linda Jane
Herbert Vogel
Hamilton County Police
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting Co
Cin Cincinnati
Wcpo-Tv
Robert D. Gordon
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Gerald J. Bricca
Krock Ends 60-Year NY Times Career With Finis
Arthur Krock, veteran New York Times columnist, marks the end of a six-decade career spanning 10 presidencies and earning three Pulitzers. He will be 80 on November 16, with tributes from Truman and Eisenhower noting his influence in Washington journalism.
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Arthur Krock
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Truman
Washington Press Corps
Eisenhower
Krock
Glasgow
Louisville Courier- Journal
New York World
Tomee Times
Washington
the Nation
The
New York
Telephone official killed in plane wreck
Columbus. An Ohio Bell Telephone Co executive died when his single engine plane crashed near Port Columbus. The pilot, Arthur M. Thingulstad, 37, of Zanesville, head engineer for the Zanesville district, was killed in the wreck on the last leg of a vacation trip.
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Columbus
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Arthur M. Thingulstad
Zanesville
Port Columbus
Thingulstad
Ohio Bell
American casualties surge in South Vietnam week
U S forces reported 970 casualties for the week in South Vietnam, with 142 killed and 825 wounded amid heavy fighting near the demilitarized zone. South Vietnamese losses totaled 98 dead and 289 wounded. Allied forces also overran two Viet Cong prison camps, freeing some prisoners and gathering rice supplies.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U. S
Demilitarized Zone
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Dachau
Reds
Phu Yen
Rhodes Urges Ohio as New York Stock Exchange Relocation Site
Gov. James A. Rhodes telegrammed NYSE president G. Keith Funston urging Ohio be considered if the exchange relocates. He cited Ohio’s industrial growth and favorable tax climate, noting no stock transfer tax and pledging none while governor, with hope for future prohibition.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
G. Keith Funston
Rhodes
Inez Strikes Dominican Peninsula Raking Barahona
Hurricane Inez battered the Barahona Peninsula with 16 mph winds and high tides, flooding valleys across Hispaniola. The Weather Bureau warned of heavy rains, while Guadeloupe reported 23 dead, 500 injured, and 10,000 homeless from prior strikes as the storm moved west-northwest.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republi
Inez
Dominican Republic
Barahona
Beata
Hispaniola
Guadeloupe
Barahona Peninsula
Florida
Here
Weather Bureau
Bernard Gimbel Dies After Illness At 81
Bernard F. Gimbel retired chairman of Gimbel Bros. department stores died after a long illness at age 81. The round faced, white haired businessman was known for giving toys to children and was asked to play Santa in The Miracle on 34th Street but declined with good humor.
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Bernard F. Gimbel
Gimbel Bros. Department Stores
Gimbel
Santa Claus
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