Episcopal signatories accuse Goldwater of exploiting racism
More than 700 Episcopalians including 10 bishops condemned Barry Goldwater and running mate William Miller for manipulation of racism to frighten citizens. The statement was issued during the church's triennial general convention and circulated to about 1,100 clergy and lay leaders, with 726 signatures returned. It was not official convention business but aimed at protesting the exploitation of the race issue.
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William Stringfellow
New York City
Harlem
Stringfellow
De Gaulle Starts Brazil Visit Amid South American Mission
President de Gaulle arrived at Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro and began a three day Brazilian stop as the final leg of a 10 nation tour to boost French influence and prestige in South America.
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Rio de Janeiro
de Gaulle
Guanabara Bay
South America
President Johnson Keeps Torrid Pace On Campaign Trip
President Johnson, buoyed by early campaign trip results, says he will press a fast schedule through the November 3 election. He tours 15 states on a six day, 10,000 mile journey ending in Boise Idaho, drawing large crowds to rallies and speeches.
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Washington
Johnson
Boise
Idaho
People Stay in Flooded Homes as Neuse Rises in Kinston
Neuse river flood swamps Kinston forcing 1,600 evacuees in the city and Lenoir county with damage over 10 million dollars. The river crested at 22.8 feet nine feet above bankfull and was expected to fall slowly. Upstream in Wayne county 800 of 2,000 evacuees have returned as crest passes.
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Kinston
N.C
Neuse
Kinston Civil Defense
Lloyd Barnett
Weather Bureau
Lenoir County
Wayne County
Mary Pinchot Meyer Shot on Canal Path in Georgetown
Georgetown artist Mary Pinchot Meyer was shot to death while walking along an old canal path. Raymond Crump Jr., a 25 year old Washington laborer, was arrested and charged with the slaying. Police reported robbery as the motive and divers searched for the weapon in the canal and Potomac River. Meyer was related to Gifford Pinchot and connected to the Kennedy circle through family and friends.
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Washington
Georgetown
Mary Pinchot Meyer
John F. Kennedy
Meyer
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Amos Pinchot
Bull Moose Party
Raymond Crump, Jr
C & O Canal
Potomac River
U. S
Sam Wertleb
Crump
United Good Neighbors Campaign reaches early Cedar Rapids goal
The United Good Neighbors drive stood at 151 271 dollars or 18.7 percent of a 807 918 goal at the first Tuesday report. Campaign Chairman C C Birr hailed progress versus last year and noted Marion city employees posted 653 dollars or 108.8 percent of their goal with one department pending. The major firms division led with 137 905 dollars or 26.4 percent of its goal.
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Cedar Rapids
United Good Neighbors
YWCA
C. C. Birr
Marion City
Peter Crivaro
Birr
United Campaign
Crivaro
Marion woman dies in Illinois highway crash
Caroline Hyduk 43 of 2230 Northview Drive Marion was killed Monday in a two car collision on Highway 72 near Lanark Illinois. Husband Walter Hyduk 44 and four others injured. Esther Hoover 50 of Lanark and three passengers also hospitalized. Hyduk nurse survived by husband and three children. Services pending at Murdoch funeral home. Moscow AP report notes Cuba president Dorticos to visit Moscow Wednesday.
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Walter Hyduk
Northview Drive
Marion
Highway
Lanark
Hyduk
Freeport
Esther Hoover
Ill
Freeport Hospital
Illinois
Hydak
Caroline Hyduk
Ireland
United States
Hyduks
Niles
Mich
Brian
Barry
Kevin
Catherine
Murdoch Funeral Home
Moscow
Dorticos
Cuba
Power Outage Hits Cedar Rapids Area Agencies
An insulator failure at the Prairie Creek substation caused a brief outage in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. The Mt. Vernon area Amanas and several southwest Cedar Rapids firms including the Municipal airport Square D plant Hubbard Ice Co and radio station KCRG lost power from 11 18 a m to 11 33 a m officials said the 34 500 volt line tripped.
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Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Prairie Creek
Mt. Vernon
Amanas
Cedar Rapids
Municipal
Square D
Hubbard Ice Co
KCRG
Goldwater Welcomed Warmly by Des Moines Crowd in Iowa
Barry Goldwater arrived at Des Moines airport to a roaring crowd estimated at 7 500 to 8 000 as Iowa Republicans, including Sen. B B Hickenlooper and State Chairman Robert Ray, greeted the Arizona senator. Mayor Charles Iles presented a key to the city, while a Des Moines woman offered a jug of Iowa soil painted gold. The event drew several notable party figures and a large youth turnout.
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Frank Nye
Des Moines
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Barry
Iowa
U. S
B. B. Hickenlooper
Cedar Rapids
Robert Ray
Charles Iles
Sen
Goldwater
Ilona
Wilma Collins
Towa Goldwater
Senator Hickenlooper
Ray
Soviets Land Voskhod Spacecraft After 16 Orbits
Moscow AP reports the Voskhod three man crew completed 16 orbits in about 24 hours 17 minutes after launch from a cosmodrome 1 250 miles southeast of Moscow. Tass confirmed the mission achieved its planned 24 hour duration and each crew member is reported well.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Outer Space
Tass
Khrushchev
Presidium
Communist Party
Central Committee
Vladimir Komarov
Space Flight Control Post
Voskhod
Pawtucket Teachers Continue Strike For Higher Pay
Pawtucket teachers stayed off schools for the sixth day as pickets protested for higher pay. In a local scene, some pickets identified themselves as las steelworkers, while officials said none of the striking workers were teachers.
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Pawtucket
R.I
Las Steelworkers
Spooks Pickpockets at Openings
New York AP reports on Joseph Maloney known as Happy a retired 38 year theater district officer who trained to deter pickpockets. He explains theater theft tactics and notes his success in catching thieves, including locating a DiMaggio bracelet. He now focuses on crime prevention.
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New York
Broadway
Joseph Maloney
The
Force
Joe DiMaggio
Sponsor's ideal program concept draws laughter
A punch line critiques a sponsor driven TV format where an episode staggers viewers with a headache then a commercial hawks a remedy. The quip hinges on irony about ad supported entertainment and the push of product during viewer discomfort.
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