Channing and Kennedy Aid Culver At Armory Rally
Carol Channing and Joan Kennedy headline a Culver fundraising rally at the Armor Ballroom drawing about 2 000 listeners. The event featured comedy quips and political praise as Culver seeks re election to a third term in Congress.
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Humphrey Leads Nixon in New York Straw Poll
Hubert Humphrey moves 4.2 percentage points ahead of Richard Nixon in New York state, according to the New York Daily News straw poll reported Sunday.
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Latham Death in Oelwein Attributed to Carbon Monoxide
Doras Doc Latham aged 58 died from accidental carbon monoxide poisoning after an autopsy. He was found in his idling car in downtown Oelwein, hours after the driving engine remained on with a slightly opened window. He leaves a wife and four stepsons. seven children had perished in a Hazleton fire in August. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday at Trinity Methodist in Hazleton.
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Young group burns draft cards at Milwaukee mass
A north side Milwaukee church altar saw about six young men burn what they called draft cards during a Sunday mass. Four Milwaukee 14 members attended but did not join the act. Rev Dismas Becker noted the act appeared unplanned and surprising. War protesters previously disrupted a Sept. 22 mass at St John’s Cathedral.
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Vietnam press shut after editorial targets Thieu policy
Saigon authorities closed Song Moi and suspended Tieng Noi Dan Toc for three days. Song Moi lost its license after printing an editorial accusing President Thieu of a drastic shift on the bombing halt following talks with U S Ambassador Bunker. The other paper faced the three day suspension for publishing a photo of Ho Chi Minh with an urging to end the war.
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Driver Charged After Car Crashes Near Lansing
William E. Gruber, 26, of Lansing, was charged with failure to have his car under control after his vehicle went out of control and crashed into a ditch about 2 a.m. Sunday, four miles south of Lansing.
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British March on U S Embassy Labeled Dud by Police
London reports say the planned 100 000 strong anti-American march drew about 30 000 with 6 000 confro nting police outside the U S embassy. Scuffles injured eight officers and 41 were arrested as anarchists and Maoist factions clashed amid a bannered protest against U S policy in Vietnam. An explosion at the JFK memorial nearby damaged the stone.
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Johnson Labels Nixon a Man From the Past in New York
President Johnson told the All Americans Council in New York that Democrats face problems while Republicans defer them. He contrasted Nixon with Harry Truman and Dewey of 1948, citing a long list of alleged security gaps and peace efforts.
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Two North Korean Intruders Killed in Front Clash
South Korean patrols killed two North Korean intruders on the central front with no South Korean casualties. Weapons found near the bodies included two submachine guns 20 hand grenades and two binoculars. Seoul notes a surge of infiltrations along the DMZ as coastal defenses improve. More than 300 infiltrators were killed or captured this year along with South Korean and American casualties.
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