Romney Attacks Goldwater Charges Called Baloney
Ex GOP chairman Dean Burch rejected Governor Romney’s claim that Goldwater’s campaign sought to appeal to segregationist Southerners calling the charge baloney He warned that reopening the 1964 party split would do no one good and said he advised Goldwater against debating the issue.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Baloney
Michigan
George Romney
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Burch
Tucson
Ariz
Romney
Romney letter blasts Goldwater campaign strategy
The letter asserts Romney refused to endorse Goldwater citing campaign strategy and a Southern segregationist platform deal. Romney calls the claim baloney and notes distressing evidence of a Southern- rural-white orientation guiding the campaign and election results.
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Romney
Goldwater
Burch
Destructive Arctic Winds Strike Six-State Area
The Weather Bureau warned a six state area from Montana to northern Nebraska of a cold wave as frigid air spread over the north central states. In Lake Huron off Ludington Michigan eight German seamen were rescued from the Nordmeer after it broke apart. the City of Midland ferry carried 181 people for a second night amid five foot snow drifts. Power outages affected over 10,000 residents while 24 elderly patients were evacuated from an infirmary in Maple City after a storm caused heat and water loss. Transportation disruptions included delayed flights in Salt Lake City and a Coast Guard rescue lasting 28 minutes for Nordmeer crew.
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Mich
Michigan
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Montana
Nebraska
North Central
Lake Huron
Coast Guard
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City of Midland
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
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Maple City
Upper Michigan
Lower Michigan
Power Company
Cleveland
Ohio
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Utah
Alpena
Sickness and City Life Rethinking with Aerospace Aid
Boston AP reports two space scientists Vernal M. Tyler and Carl F. Asiala Jr of McDonnell Aircraft propose a future modular circumferential city built around a vast recreational complex. The 24 high rise rings would house 250000, with automated transit, no cars, and extensive health and leisure facilities.
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Boston
Vernal M. Tyler
Carl F. Asiala Jr
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
St. Louis, Mo
Tyler
Asiala
Rescue by Coast Guard Copter Lifts Nordmeer Crew Off Stranded Ship
An unexpected pause in a snow squall allowed a Coast Guard helicopter to pluck eight German seamen from the Nordmeer, a freighter aground near Alpena, Michigan. The 28 minute operation saved those aboard as the ship broke up in Lake Huron with 35 to 60 knot winds and 40 crew. Captain Ernst-George Steinbeck and seven crew remained on board to prevent salvage claims.
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Alpena
Mich
Coast Guard
Lake Huron
Thunder Bay Shoal
Jack Rittichier
Barberton
Ohio
Nordmeer
Ernst-George Steinbeck
Lonnie Mixon
Mobile
Ala
Sartell Sets December Vote on $2.7 Million Bond
Sartell Minnesota. The school board schedules a December 16 election on a 2.7 million bond to acquire land and develop a new secondary school. The plan aims to fund land purchase and eventual construction.
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Sartell
Sartell, Minn
Backwoods Girl Freed After Slayings Case Echoes
Mary Katherine Hampton, 24, longtime companion of killer Emmett Monroe Spencer, was freed from Louisiana Women's Prison after serving about five years. Attorney F Lee Bailey argued she pleaded guilty in 1960 to two Louisiana slayings to avoid the electric chair, while Spencer faces execution in Florida.
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ST. Gabriel, la
Mary Katherine Hampton
Louisiana Women’s Prison
Miss Hampton
Louisiana
F. Lee Bailey
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland
Ohio
Sandy Hook, Ky
Emmett Monroe Spencer
Bailey
Hampton
Florida
Boutte
Spencer
Lost Sandhill Crane or Is It Mothman
In Point Pleasant West Virginia residents reported a tall white apparition with red eyes flying near the McClintic Wildlife Station following cars. Wildlife experts from West Virginia University identified the creature as likely a sandhill crane, suggesting it wandered from its migration path and explaining the red eye appearance.
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Point Pleasant
W.va
Ohio River
Roger Searberry
Steve Mallett
McClintic Wildlife Station
Smith
Speck Found Competent to Stand Trial for Eight Murders
Four medical experts testified that Richard Speck is capable of understanding the charges and aiding his defense, despite evidence of past drinking and drug use. The competency hearing examined Speck’s mental state after the July 14 nurse dorm killings in Chicago.
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Chicago
Richard Speck
Speck
William Norcross
Cermak Memorial Bridewell Hospital
St Paul Metalcraft Tools Disappear
Police say there was no sign of forced entry at St Paul Metalcraft Inc Arden Hills where 12 500 to 15 000 dollars worth of precision tools and gauges were stolen from workbenches of seven toolmakers. Plant engineer Gary Walker said the tools were workers property and not insured. Replacement could take six months. Theft reported Monday.
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St. Paul Metalcraft, Inc
Arden Hills
Gary Walker
Santa Claus Visits Austin Courthouse Lawn
Advertisers push extra Herald copies today to help families meet Santa at his special house on the Courthouse lawn in Austin. Santa will be on the job 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Friday and until 5 p.m. Thursday. Chicago teachers strike at eight junior colleges prompts a Circuit Court appeal.
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Santa Claus
Austin
Chicago
Board of Junior Colleges
Circuit Court
Pan Am and union push talks to avert Friday strike
Pan American World Airways said it would continue negotiations with the Transport Workers Union to avert a strike threatened for noon Friday. The union says it represents 13,000 Pan Am flight and ground employees, risking suspension of 360 daily flights to 128 cities if action occurs.
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Pan American World Airways
Transport Workers Union
Pan Am
Calif Congressman vows to block Powell seat in new Congress
Representative Lionel Van Deerlin says he will block Adam Clayton Powell from taking his seat unless Powell complies with court orders. Powell has been sentenced by the New York Supreme Court to jail for criminal contempt over nonpayment of a defamation judgment.
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Washington
Lionel van Deerlin
D-Calif
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
New Congress
Powell
New Yorker
New York Supreme Court
Aid Cuts Likely In Anti-Poverty and Foreign Aid Programs
Senate Republican Leader Dirksen signaled support for President Johnson's plan to trim $3 billion from spending with potential deeper cuts. He expected the cuts to hit anti poverty and public works programs including highways and foreign aid, while Johnson outlined broader restraint measures across defense debt interest and other uncontrollable expenditures. Barr noted the $3 billion cut was already baked into tax increase calculations.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
Dirksen
Texas Ranch
Austin
Richard M. Nixon
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Treasury
Joseph M. Barr
Fire gutts main plant at Owatonna Canning Co
Fire destroyed most of the Owatonna Canning Co. main plant in Owatonna Minnesota as a 35 mph northwest wind whipped flames through the structure. About 175 employees escaped without injuries after flames broke out in a paint room around 8 30 a m. The two story building housed canning equipment and offices and three sections were destroyed. Adjacent warehouses were not burned. King Co adjacent to the plant suffered smoke damage. Firefighters from Faribault and Waseca aided in battling the blaze in zero degree weather for 90 minutes. The plant cans Festal vegetables and seasons for Geo A Hormel Co. It employs up to 700 during peak season.
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Owatonna, Minn
Owatonna Canning Co
Owatonna
Canning Company
King Co
Faribault
Waseca
Geo. A. Hormel Co
Austin Meat Packing Plant
Traffic Deaths Today and in Past Ages in Iowa
A brief item notes traffic death counts for today and historical years in Iowa, listing figures for 866 and 767 years ago alongside current tallies of 831 and 735. The read appears as a historical trivia snippet from a local newspaper page.
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Iowa
Wisconsin U Barrow Wins Grand Champion
A light weight Hampshire shown by the University of Wisconsin was named grand champion barrow at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. The 195 pound animal topped nearly 600 entries across eight breeds. reserve grand champion was a 200 pound Chester White entered by 14 year old Debra Pichner of Owatonna Minnesota.
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Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Barrow
Buell Gunderson
Debra Pichner
Owatonna
Minn
Chester White
Debra
Owatonna High School
Eugene Pichner
Deer River Man Die in Highway Mishap Near Grand Rapids
Virgil M. Renollet 35 of Deer River was killed when struck by Terrance L Stoltzman 20 of Big Fork on a county road near Grand Rapids Minnesota. Renollet had stopped to check a back wheel on a towed car when the accident occurred Monday night.
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Minn
Deer River
Minnesota
Virgil M. Renollet
Terrance Lee Stoltzman
Big Fork
Renollet
Public audit of Hennepin ME Office opens in Minneapolis
State Public Examiner Robert A. Whitaker said a public audit of the Hennepin County medical examiner office is underway after the county board requested it. The board also sought a grand jury probe into removal of pituitary glands from corpses by the medical examiner’s office.
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Hennepin
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