Grassroots Work Drives Parties Toward Voter Turnout
An Associated Press survey finds precinct workers nationwide are registering voters and persuading undecideds as November 3 approaches. Republican and Democratic operatives tout grass roots activity, with South mobilization for Goldwater seen as pivotal. Voter contact shifts from patronage to direct outreach, though field work remains essential.
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Lynne Sperry
Bismarck
William Howard ‘Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Associated Press
Phey Point
Barrty Goldwater
Ers
Los Angeles
California
Goldwater
Matthew Réese
John M. Bailey
GOP
Tulsa
Okla
South
Humphreys
GOP Committee
California Bank Heist Sparks LA Bank Panic
Los Angeles sees bank robberies reach a quarter of a million dollars this year. Federal data show three robberies in three Los Angeles County banking days. Bank staff emphasize compliance and identifying suspects, with a few amateurs captured after escapes.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Navy Seaman Apprentices Duty at Barber's Point Hawaii
Hawaiian Duty seaman apprentice Stanley L. Barnes, son of Mrs. J. J. Ashmore of 420 West Pearce Baytown, has reported for duty at Naval Air Station Barber's Point Hawaii.
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Stanley L. Barnes
U.S. Navy
J. J. Ashmore
West Pearce
Baytown
Naval Air Station
Barber's Point
Hawaii
Day Daughters Sings At Southwestern University
To Sing Nelda Ruth Day daughter of Mr and Mrs Bruce Day 205 Yaupon Drive will perform in the Alma Thomas Theatre at Southwestern University on October 16 at 3 15 p.m.
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Nelda Ruth Day
Bruce Day
Yaupon Drive
Alma Thomas
Southwestern University
Mikoyan The Wily Ruthless Switcher In Soviet Power Struggles
The Associated Press profiles Anastas Mikoyan, aging, cagey Soviet official who survived Stalin’s purges, backed Khrushchev at key moments, yet kept distance from domestic policy. Born to Armenian parents near Tiflis, he escaped danger in the Civil War, rose through foreign trade, and remained a top leader into Khrushchev’s era.
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Associated Press
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Anastasil Mikoyan
Supreme Soviet
Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Stalin
Tiflis
Ior
V Khrushchev
Kremlin
Joseph Stalin
Central Committee
Communist Party
Georgia Malenkov
M. Molotov
Lazar Kaganovich
Mikeovan
Soviet Union
Sewer‘yn Bialer
Mikoylan
I Khrushchev
Bialer
New York Youth 18 jailed in church slaying case
An 18 year old boy was jailed today in the slaying of a girl found in a furnace in a church basement. Assistant District Attorney Kenneth N. Grown said the suspect John Ebbs of Brooklyn seized Janet Young as she arrived for a Brownie Scout meeting at Bethany Evangelical United Brethren church in Queens. Ebbs, who sometimes volunteered at the church, dragged the child to the basement, bound her with a cord, and killed her.
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New York
Asst. Dist
Aily
Kenneth N. Grown
John
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