Dozens of N Y Moms Arrested Protesting School Integration
Dozens of New York mothers were arrested during a sit in at P S 149 in Jackson Heights Queens for opposing an integration program that moved their children from the neighborhood school. Police reported 65 adults charged with loitering near a school and one man with felonious assault.
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Cardinals Triumph 9-5 In World Series Opener
The St. Louis Cardinals scored four runs in the sixth to defeat the New York Yankees 9-5 in Game 1 of the 1964 World Series. Key plays included Carl Warwick driving in Tim McCarver and Curt Flood's triple. The Yankees struggled with timely outs and a home run by Tresh plus double by Mantle, but could not stop a Cardinal burst.
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Vatican Council Allows Catholics to Receive Eastern Sacraments
The Vatican Ecumenical Council voted to permit Roman Catholics in certain cases to receive sacraments in Eastern Orthodox liturgies. The measure does not extend to Protestant and Anglican churches. Cardinal Ritter criticized the laity schema but debate continues.
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President Johnson Proclaims White Cane Safety Day
Washington AP President Johnson proclaims October 15 as White Cane Safety Day to honor visually impaired individuals and promote awareness of mobility and safety. The acknowledgment underscores federal recognition and nationwide observance.
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Gillis Charged in Miss Bombings Also Held in Bank Robbery
FBI arrest of 35 year old Sterling Bubba Gillis from McComb ties him to racial bombings and a March 2 hold up of the Lawrence County bank at Monticello where $40 000 was taken and $1800 found on him. Witnesses identified him as the gunman who forced teller Frank Allen and others to fill a bag with cash after locking workers in the vault. Gillis was jailed on explosives charges in McComb and held on the bank robbery charges as the FBI reported.
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Johnson Hails Syncom Linkup
President Johnson hailed the opening of television communication between the United States and Japan via satellite Syncom III.
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Army Helicopter Shot Down West of Saigon
A U S Army helicopter with five Americans and a Vietnamese aboard was shot down 13 miles west of Saigon. All six aboard were presumed killed, with three bodies found charred and three missing. A second helicopter nearby survived and returned to base. A Mohawk plane was disabled 70 miles west of Saigon. both crews parachuted and were rescued.
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Johnson blasts GOP on farm policy in Des Moines speech
President Johnson denounced Republican farm policy as heartless economic nonsense and vowed to strengthen and improve the farm program to achieve parity of opportunity for rural America. Speaking from the Iowa Capitol steps, he warned ending price supports would cut net farm income by about six billion dollars and promoted a responsible campaign. He noted his tenant farmer roots and planned stops in Peoria and Springfield Illinois.
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Johnson Talks to Des Moines Crowds on Campaign Swing
President Johnson stopped six times en route to the Statehouse drawing crowds estimated at 100000 to 177000. He spoke at noon after a 12:03 p.m. start and then delivered a six minute impromptu address urging restrained use of power citing Kennedy administration.
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Barry quoted on deterring nuclear war and Interstate 80 opening
Hubbard Humphrey called Barry Goldwater's stance dangerous and warned it risks a nuclear standoff. A tentative Oct 23 opening ceremony is planned for Interstate 80 at the Ionaphrey Grinnell area. A Russian spy couple facing deportation waived proceedings and declined to testify, seeking to move to Czechoslovakia, as the espionage trial halted.
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International food code eyed by UN agencies and US role
Groundwork for an international code to ban impure foods and questionable residues is underway under FAO and WHO leadership. The voluntary standards would not require U.S. or other nations to enact laws, but aim to boost safe trade while preserving consumer protection.
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Chuckle on government waste and congressional districts
A humorous note mocks lawmakers by saying the average congressman's idea of waste is a dollar spent in another congressman's district. The quip reflects political satire about allocation of funds across districts.
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