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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1964
Page
5
President Johnson hopes all nations join to keep space realms peaceful and off-limits to earthly aggressors. He would seek UN support and sends moon photos from Ranger 7 to 110 nations as a symbol of human knowledge for human betterment.
Two Erie youths, Robert Janssen and Tommy Locke, left for Marine enlistment for four years with initial training in San Diego after being accepted. The report also notes a nurse graduation in Pittsburgh and various local visits and church group activities among Erie residents.
New York AP report quotes Speaker John W. McCormack predicting Sen. Barry Goldwater will not carry more than eight states in the November election. The 72 year old Massachusetts Democrat says an emotional white backlash against civil rights legislation will ebb by election day and that Goldwater's conservatism could provoke a backlash in the opposite direction.
Champion milk producing cows bring in more than 20,000 pounds of milk per year, highlighting their exceptional productivity and breeding value for dairy operations.
The State Department tentatively withdrew the passports of 84 American youths who visited Cuba against a U S ban. On returning to Kennedy Airport three youths were summoned to appear before HUAC on Sept 3. a fourth connected to the arrivals also faced officials. Passports stamped for admission were not revoked. notices were issued and travellers told to surrender their passports. A crowd of about 40 greeted the group on arrival from Paris.
The Board of Education announced the closing of PS 137 in Queens, reducing the number of frame schools in the city to three. PS 10 on Staten Island may also shut in September after its trip to Paris, Prague, and Cuba. Edward Lemansky testified before the House committee declaring he is American, then a communist. A statement with 84 names called for all to appear before the committee. immigration officers suspended passports as they cleared customs and some tore up the letters.
In Jakarta President Sukarno attacks U.S. support for Malaysia and Vietnam while predicting American defeat, as Indonesia seeks friendship. In Mayaguez Puerto Rico Roberto Sanchez Vilella is nominated to succeed Munoz Marin as governor with upcoming election battles. In Seoul the United States pledges mediation to settle Japan Korea talks, amid student riots.
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