House Committee Refuses To Eject Nazis From Hearing
Washington AP The House Committee on Un American Activities refused to eject three Nazis from its hearings on visits to Cuba by U S students. New York lawyer Ira Gollobin said George Lincoln Rockwell and two followers were present as Monroe B Slater, 21, New York, testified after being attacked by a Nazi during Thursday’s hearing. Slater was hospitalized with head and neck injuries. condition satisfactory. The chair warned against trouble and ordered order in the room as police and marshals kept watch.
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House Committee On Un-American Activities
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U.S
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Monroe B. Slater
Richard Ichord
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Washington Medical Center
Miss Maine Heads to Miss America Pageant Week
Ellen Warren of Kennebunk prepares for Atlantic City events toward the Miss America pageant. She travels with her manager and chaperone, attends rehearsals, boardwalk parade in a light blue gown, preliminary rounds in swimwear talent and evening gown, judges meetups, and a televised final with an awards luncheon the following day.
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Kennebunk
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High Street
William Brant
David Morton
Maine
Miss Warren
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Convention Hall
War on Poverty Alongstanding public fight continues
A wry note on the ongoing effort to reduce poverty, suggesting the public has long struggled with poverty and policy. It frames the issue as a continuous battle rather than a new campaign, reflecting steady civic engagement and debate.
Two Nations Rally As Malaysia Declares Emergency War Threat
Malaysia and Indonesia clash across borders as Kuala Lumpur proclaims a state of emergency to meet war threats and racial unrest in Singapore. British and New Zealand units deploy to support Malaysian forces while Kuala Lumpur seeks UN Security Council action. Seven killed, 48 injured amid Singapore clashes. emergency powers empower police, shorten trials, and steepen penalties.
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Skating Rink Is Sold to St Louis Alumni Association
Westbrook Skating Rink on Pool Road in Biddeford is purchased by the St. Louis Alumni Association. Roland Lemieux, association president, announced the vote by members at a general meeting. Proceeds will fund athletic programs at St. Louis High School, and a 30 by 80 foot building is planned for skaters. The group will also keep operating the St. Louis Field rink, with no price disclosed.
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Chile Vote Shapes Leftward Drift in Latin Politics
Chileans vote for president amid talk of a leftward shift influencing Latin American politics. Communist leader Corvalan signals possible government takeovers of U.S. copper firms with compensation to be secondary, as Allende and Frei vie. Ballots total about 2.5 million, voting ends 3 p.m. EST. new president to take office Nov. 4 for six years.
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Appointment of Joly Is Lauded In Maine Politics
Portland AP reports Republican State Chairman Roger A. Putnam praises the appointment of Waterville Mayor Cyril M. Joly Jr. as chairman of Maine Citizens for Goldwater Miller. Putnam, who once defeated Joly for the post, says Cy Joly will be on the campaign trail.
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Citizens For Goldwater- Miller
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Johnson wins broad business endorsement in push
President Johnson gains support from 45 business leaders, many longtime Republican backers as Goldwater outlines a hostile stance on Johnson and Democratic policies. A Nazi sympathizer disrupts a House hearing on student travel to Cuba as Social Security health plan faces House opposition despite Senate support. Food for Peace extension passes House amid strong vote. Senator Allen.
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Congress
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Businessmen Endorse Johnson for President
Washington AP Johnson wins a major political boost as 45 top businessmen, many GOP supporters, form a National Independent Committee to back Johnson and Humphrey. Henry Ford II Edgar Kaiser Ralph Lazarus Thomas Lamont Robert Lehman Sidney Weinberg among sponsors. two Eisenhower aides also involved. John T. Connor Merck & Co. co chairs. about 75 percent of endorsing leaders are registered Republicans or GOP supporters, with Connor calling himself an independent Democrat. John L. Loeb Sr. also co chairs noted as Republican.
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Net Room
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Connor
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Wall Street
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