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A jumble of items from New York and abroad notes Yugoslav concerns at sea on the Rotterdam voyage and German political moves involving Chancellor Ludwig Erhard. The article mentions Secretary of State Dena Rusk and troop withdrawals, plus a Rome council vote on a perpetual eight day week. It also lists U S Supreme Court hearings on eight district reapportionment cases from New York Alabama Maine Virginia Georgia and Delaware.
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Nixon on GOP Track in 1964 Nomination Race
Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield declared yesterday that Vice President Nixon is on the fast track for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. The comment frames Nixon as a leading contender in the party race and signals momentum in his campaign effort.
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Adlai Lands U N in Hollywood Talk
Adlai Stevenson spoke in Hollywood asserting the United Nations proves cheaper than war with annual costs around 75 cents per American taxpayer. In Dallas he apologized to the U N ambassador after about 70 anti U N demonstrators swarmed the Palladium after a United Nations celebration speech interrupted by hecklers. Mayor Earle Cabell Chamber president Sob Coblure and 100 civic leaders sent an official Dallas apology to Stevenson and President Kennedy.
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Record Heat Hits Dry East and Midwest
A late October heat wave dried the East and Middle West, increasing fire hazards and crop losses as water supplies dwindled. The Delaware River fell to a 31 year low near Philadelphia and parts of New York State faced smog alerts. Weather records rose from Chicago to Buffalo with 78 and 76 degrees, respectively, as officials warned against burning leaves and outdoor wood-burning amid drought conditions.
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California Reception Buoys Rockefeller Visit
Rockefeller, returning to New York from California, praised a reception as fantastic and far better than expected. In San Francisco and Los Angeles he spoke at public events and met with supporters as he campaigns for Republican nomination. He discussed television interviews and noted Barry Goldwater’s stance on nuclear weapons in Europe, urging coordinated action within NATO.
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Drought Strains Northeast as Officials Warn Hazard and Food Relief Moves
Across the region officials urged caution as forest fire risk rose and air stagnation settled over lower New York. Health and conservation leaders urged residents to curb open burning while Massachusetts and neighboring states arranged emergency credits and feed price relief for farmers facing shortages amid drought.
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Viet Peace Feelers Reported
London said diplomatic sources reported truce feelers between South Vietnam and North Vietnam aiming at a settlement with wider recognition. Ngo Dinh Nhu favored contacts with Hanoi as Hanoi press ahead against US and anti communist forces. amid Hanoi seeking to lessen China dependence amid Moscow Peking split. Saigon police ringed a Buddhist pagoda to avert a threatened ritual suicide and barred a United Nations fact finding visit over alleged religious discrimination at An Quang pagoda.
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Ex Ambassador William Stanley Dies at 90
Former chief of naval operations and U S ambassador to Russia William M Stanley died yesterday at San Diego Naval Hospital He was 90 and had served in top military and diplomatic posts during his career.
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Rescued and Missing in German Mine Flood
Rescue workers drilled into the flooded German Lengede mine as seven miners were found alive deep underground. Dozens more remained missing amid ore waste and rising floodwater, with efforts continuing under floodlights as crews searched 180 feet below the gallery for survivors and the cause of the disaster.
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Border: Talks Reported Moveable Peace Efforts Across Africa
Reported border talks involve Ahmed Ben Bella and Moroccan King Hassan II meeting in Tunis to discuss a peace process. Emperors Halle Selassie and Idriss of Libya are cited as urging collaboration, while Rabat officials deny specifics and warn of potential delays. An unrelated water-rescue incident describes a flood trapping miners for 23 hours and releasing them after a dramatic surface escape.
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Brandt Plans Tos Amid Rescue Delays for Missing 43
Front page report describes seven rescued from mud covered ore-bearing ground in Berlin area. Rescuers freed them, stripped wet clothing, and moved them to a Red Cross tent before transfer to a hospital. Mayor Willy Brandt’s plans and 43 missing men remain unconfirmed.
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Storm Ginny Roars Up Atlantic Threatens Carolinas
A wild storm named Ginny tracked along the South Atlantic coast threatening coastal communities from Cape Canaveral to Cape Hatteras. Gusts near 95 mph at the center and winds of 70 mph near shore prompted evacuations from Oak Island to Pawleys Island as residents fled for safety and a lull in the tropical system followed.
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McNamara Orders New Non Atom Navy Carrier
Secretary McNamara ordered construction of a second non nuclear aircraft carrier to avoid delays. He said the move preserves options on future nuclear power while expanding the 60,000 ton class fleet to eight ships. The cost is projected around 200 million dollars with no site chosen yet.
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