Hoover rallies from coma amid grave condition
New York report says former President Herbert Hoover, 90, regained some consciousness after a major gastrointestinal bleed, though his condition remains grave. Doctors note no further bleeding, blood counts normalized, but toxins in the blood keep him unresponsive. family at his Waldorf Astoria suite.
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FCC Rules Goldwater Not Entitled to Equal Time
The FCC ruled Barry Goldwater not entitled to equal radio and TV time to respond to President Johnson's address, deciding the broadcast is not a use under section 315 of the Communications Act. Networks ABC NBC CBS refused time. Mutual carried Johnson without asking for equal time. Dean Burch urged 15 minutes for Goldwater Monday night.
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Saranac Lake Actor Maurice Gosfield Dies at 51
Maurice Gosfield star of Set. Bilko as Pvt. Doberman died Monday at 51 after battles with diabetes heart disease and related complications doctors said the longtime New York resident passed away in Saranac Lake New York.
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First Snowfall In North Iowa Reported
North Iowa communities including Spencer Laurens Humboldt Webster City and Fort Dodge reported the season's first snowfall on Monday. Snow flurries began in Fort Dodge around 6 0 a.m. and melted quickly, tapering by 7 30 a.m. Temperatures statewide were at or below freezing with noon readings mostly in the 40s, and skies cleared with chilly but improving weather expected.
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Record Iowa Voter Turnout Predicted for Nov 3 Election
Des Moines with UPI reports Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst forecasts a record 1,285,000 Iowans will vote in the November 3 general election. He cites rising registration, 30 percent higher absentee armed forces voting, population growth, and county auditor predictions, noting past accuracy within 1.6 percent.
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Goldwater Questions Hoover on Jenkins affair
Barry Goldwater demanded a thorough FBI security check into Walter Jenkins after Jenkins resigned from the White House staff. He said national security was his sole concern and disclosed agents questioned him about Jenkins early Oct. 17 in Chicago.
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Suits Filed Against Linn County Residents in Tax Dispute
Cedar Rapids nine lawsuits seek a total of 59,976.92 dollars plus a 50 percent penalty for delinquent taxes and credits, filed Monday in district court by County Attorney Jack Fulton. The action targets six residents with potential settlements from five individuals and one couple. Adjustments in assessments would require state tax commission action.
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Soviet Forces Chief Killed In Belgrade Plane Crash
In Belgrade a Soviet airliner carrying Marshal Sergei Biryuzov, new armed forces chief, crashed in fog near Avala hill. All 18 aboard died as the craft attempted a landing after a Moscow to Belgrade flight. Biryuzov had risen from rocket forces commander to top general before Khroushchev’s fall.
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Brezhnev Promises Peaceful Coexistence and Equality
In a Lenin tomb speech Brezhnev pledges peaceful coexistence disarmament and equality among communist parties while Khrushchev's removal remains unmentioned. He notes space lead not as a race and emphasizes Soviet creative work for humanity as cosmonauts greet crowds atop Lenin's tomb in Red Square.
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Glenn Takes Industrial Post in Royal Crown Colano
John Glenn elected director of the Royal Crown Colano in New York. He plans retirement from the Marine Corps and is recovering in Houston from a head injury from last spring. He will be a working director without advertising or public relations duties.
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FBI Acknowledges Informer Pipeline Bolstering Crime Fight
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover reported in the 1964 annual review that a pipeline of informants has strengthened the agency against organized crime. The year saw 56 interstate gambling and racketeering convictions, 150+ suspects awaiting trial, and $91,000 in fines. The FBI also tracked 12,810 fugitives and a record 1,624 bank robbery violations, with over 187000 items of information shared with local authorities.
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