Wallace Removes Serious Obstacle To Sen Goldwater
In Washington, Alabama Governor George Wallace ends his independent presidential bid by abandoning ballots in 16 states. He urged Barry Goldwater to pursue a all the way conservative race against Johnson, potentially aiding Goldwater in the South. Wallace spoke on CBS Face the Nation. Republican Rep. William Miller urged moderation and a winter session of leaders to rally broad support, while Goldwater said he expects strong showings in New York and Pennsylvania and plans planning conferences with diverse experts and Eisenhower’s campaign help.
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William E. Miller
New York
Miller
NBC
Jacob K. Javits
Kenneth B. Keating
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Goldwater
Congress Reconvenes To Tackle Major Legislation
Washington AP Congress reconvenes to tackle a mountain of major legislation in a between-conventions session. Senate Leader Mansfield drives to complete Johnson's must program including civilian pay relief and military pay raises. House to begin routine session. Major fights loom over foreign aid cuts and antipoverty funding.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
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Johnson
Atlantic City
House
Mansfield
Wayne Morse
Oregon
White House
Youth Pulled From River Near Pine Street Bridge
A small boy playing under the Pine Street bridge in Biddeford was pulled from the Saco River at noon today. A passing man called police and rescue units rushed to the scene. Oxygen was administered and the child was taken to Webber Hospital by Biddeford fire department ambulance. Further details were not immediately available. Three youths missing over night on a fishing trip in Saco Bay were found stranded this.
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Biddeford
Saco
Webber Hospital
Coast Guard rescues three fishermen from Old Orchard Beach
Morning on Stratton Island ends with David Ahearn 22 James Sullivan 19 and Walter Prendergast 21 towed back to Old Orchard Beach after motor trouble stranded them on Stratton Island. Coast Guard at Fletchers Neck Station recovered their skiff and located the trio after a night on the island. Other calls include escorting the sloop Unicorn from Cape Porpoise and tow of a disabled motorboat at the Saco River mouth.
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Fort Hill Ave
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Tunis Ave
Walter Prendergast
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Old Orchard Beach
Fletchers Neck
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Ahearn
Cape Porpoise
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Saco River
Frederick Patterson
Saco
David Kerry
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Coast
Guerrillas Attack Cai Be Capital Causing Civilian Toll
Viet Cong militants struck Cai Be district capital southwest of Saigon killing 40 civilians and 12 military defenders. The assault, by the Viet Cong 261st Battalion, left many women and children dead and destroyed homes. Civil guards and local officials were wounded as the attackers seized weapons and occupied the area for hours.
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Semi Invalid Is Killed By Fire in East Providence
A 63-year-old semi-invalid woman, Mrs. Sarah Lamond, died as fire engulfed her bed in East Providence Rhode Island. Found on the bedroom floor near a wheelchair she suffered burns to arms legs and face. Her husband Robert was at work when the blaze started.
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Providence
Sarah Lamond
Harlem Unrest in Harlem Violence Flares Across Night
New York AP reports Harlem violence continued Sunday after a fatal shooting by a white policeman sparked protests. Police faced facing hostile crowds and missiles from tenement roofs. three civilians wounded, twelve officers hurt, one man killed, and about 132 arrests as leaders urged nonviolence but were booed.
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Harlem
James Powell
Jay Jenkins
Michael J. Murphy
Drownings mar New England weekend fatalities rise
AP report details 11 boating and water related deaths across New England from Friday evening to Sunday, led by Massachusetts with seven. Victims include Ames Thibodeau 4 and sister Jeanine 3 struck near Route 161 Maine, and several similar drownings or crash fatalities across Maine New Hampshire Connecticut Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
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New
Maine
John R. McKay
Presque Isle
Fort Fairfield
Roy F. Kinsley Jr
Berlin
Mass
John H. Moore
Ansonia
Chuckle on Character Through Small Trials
Observation about a man’s character through actions with a woman a flat tire and a child attributed to Copt Gen Fea Corp notes.
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Fea, Corp
Neutralists Capture Strategic Laos Hill
Neutralist troops cap tured the north side of Phou Khoutt Hill near Plaine des Jarres, with Gen Amkha Souk havong leading three battalions against Pathet Lao and Viet Minh defenders on the southern slopes. The attack aimed to prevent a Communist pullback across the Nam Ngam River as U S supplied planes aided the initial success.
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Laos
Phou Khoutt
Amkha Soukhavong
Pathet Lao
Viet Nam
Nam Ngam
Muong Soui
Phou Koutt Hill
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