New York Court Bans Gene McCarthy From Ballot
The New York Court of Appeals ruled McCarthy's name may not appear on the presidential ballot if he does not consent. The decision supports Humphrey supporters who feared the Coalition party electors could be listed without McCarthy's endorsement. Arthur Goldberg led the Humphrey campaign in arguing against ballot placement.
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Albany
Eugene McCarthy
New York State
Court of Appeals
Hubert H. Humphrey
McCarthy
Humphrey
New York
Coalition Party
Vietnam Peace Group
The
United States
U.N
Arthur Goldberg
Minnesota
Goldberg
John Lomenzo
Stocks surge on record turnover as peace talks loom
New York brokers hailed a peace rally as stocks jumped on reports of a possible halt in North Vietnam bombing. The New York Stock Exchange opened with a first hour record of 7.66 million shares, surpassing the 6.74 million mark. With 90 minutes left, total turnover reached 16.34 million.
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NEW York
North Vietnam
New York Stock Exchange
Boxcar Shortage Triggers Cedar Rapids Protests at Chamber
Cedar Rapids shippers warn of production cuts as boxcars run tight amid harvest demand and ICC moves to return cars empty to bases. Quaker Oats Cargill and CCC fears grow. chamber board to telegram ICC and urge Culver on proposed orders while LBJ watches.
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Quaker Oats Co
Cargill
National Oats Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Commodity Credit Corp
CCC
Chambers Bureau
Oga Andersen
Penick and
Ford
John C. Culver
U S and Spain Restart Talks on Military Bases
Washington AP says U S Secretary of State Rusk and Spanish Foreign Minister Castiella held a 70 minute meeting to reopen negotiations on Spain based U S military facilities. The unexpected talks signaled renewed effort to resolve status and future of bases.
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Washington
U. S
Spain
Rusk
Fernando Maria Castiella
UCS Drive Within 4 Percent Of Objective
The 1969 United Community Services campaign in Cedar Rapids has reached 931711 dollars or 96.9 percent of the goal. An audit by Cedar Rapids volunteers from the National Assn of Accountants set the figure Wednesday night. Campaign Chairman George Lowe urged a push to reach the last three percent by 10 am Friday and promised a division breakdown tomorrow.
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United Community Services
Cedar Rapids
National Assn. of Accountants
George Lowe
Lowe
President Johnson faces hurdles in Viet terms talks
U.S. officials report Johnson struggles to secure North Vietnamese assurances before halting bombing. Thieu reportedly objects to lifting airstrikes without firm Hanoi guarantees, while Bunker presses talks in Saigon and Hanoi. Officials seek secrecy on bombing halt negotiations.
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Johnson
Hanoi
Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Thieu
Ellsworth Bunker
Jackie Kennedy To Wed Greek Shipping Magnate Ari Onassis
New York UPI report states Mrs. John F. Kennedy will wed Greek shipping billionaire Ari Onassis within weeks. The announcement, via Mrs. Hugh Auchincloss, notes a possible wedding within a week and no location is disclosed.
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Jackie Kennedy
New York
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Aristotle Socrates Onassis
Caroline
John, Jr
Onassis
Alexander
Christina
U. S
Kennedy
Ari
Princess Stanislas Radziwill
Mme. Callas
Mrs. Kennedy
Iowa Drenched by Heavy Rain With More Expected
Scattered showers drenched most of Iowa with the southwest soaking through Thursday night as a vigorous storm moved northeast. Sidney Hamburg and other southwestern towns saw near five inches while eastern counties reported lighter totals like Cedar Rapids 0.10 inch and Marble Rock 1.05 inches. Cooler temperatures and a Friday shower risk followed.
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Iowa
Sidney
Hamburg
Cedar Rapids
Marble Rock
Charles City
Spencer
Dubuque
Burlington
Industrial Output Dips as September Slows Economy
Washington AP reports September industrial production fell for the second straight month. The Fed index stood at 163.4 with August at 164 and July at 165.6, signaling a desired economy slowdown per government economists.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
U. S
U.S. Casualties In Vietnam Drop to Eight-Week Low
Saigon reports 177 Americans killed in action and 1,278 wounded in the last week. Of the wounded, 659 required hospitalization. The weekly casualty tally marks the lowest combat fatalities in eight weeks for U.S. forces.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Apollo 7 signals momentum toward moon mission
Apollo 7 astronauts report the flight well along toward a lunar mission with no major changes needed in spacecraft design. Ground teams note redundancy and improved tracking while the crew identifies minor fixes and navigation refinements for future flights.
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Glynn Lunney
Apollo 7
Dale Myers
Apollo
North American Rockwell Corp
Space Division
33 Youths End Sit-in Voluntarily at Cornell Campus
Thirty three youths were charged with unlawful assembly after occupying Cornell college administration building Old Sem for four hours and forty five minutes. They were released on their own recognizance with two posting bonds and later photographed at Mt Vernon city hall before charges filed by Cornell college.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
City Hall
John Woods
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