Kremlin Drives to Restore Unity After Khrushchev Ouster
Moscow pressed a campaign to restore unity in the European Communist world after Khrushchev's ouster. Investia urged East European allies to strengthen unity for economic progress, while Izvestia praised continued de Stalinization under Brezhnev and Kosygin. Diplomatic sources in Vienna said Moscow pressured East European parties to speak out against Khrushchev, with Hungary already criticizing his regime. Red delegations from France Denmark Austria Italy and others sought the full story in Moscow.
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Investia
Soviet Union
Izvestia
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Khrushchev
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Brezhnev
Alexei
Kosygin
Communist Movement
Vienna
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Poland
Khrushcev
Red
France
Denmark
Austria
Italy
India
Most Areas Remain Dry
A Associated Press report notes showers scattered across the nation but dry conditions prevail in most regions. Rain touched the southeast Florida coast eastern Texas western Louisiana parts of the Mississippi Valley and Maine with heavier totals in northeastern Oklahoma and southwestern Missouri. Crane Missouri recorded the heaviest near four inches. Temperatures ranged from 77 in Miami to 26 in Kalispell with cooler air in the mid Atlantic and northern Rockies.
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Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi Valley
Maine
Oklahoma
Missouri
Crane
Middle Atlantic
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Miami
Kalispell
Northwest
Montana
Yates Center Band Feature at Iola and Topeka visit
Yates Center reports Mrs. Leo E. Dale returned home after a three week stay in Iola and Southeast Kansas TB Hospital Chanute. Weekend visitors included daughters Flossie Walden and Bert Damron clan from Tulsa and Wichita. Medical and band acts highlighted a Friday high school halftime show with drilled letters and songs. Wildcats lost 20 to 6 to Fredonia Yellow Jackets.
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Na E. Dale
Iola
Kansas
Chanute
Oran Dale
Flossie Walden
Tulsa
Bert Damron
Damron
Leona
Wichita
H. A. McGee
Western Auto
Majestic
Mike Boyer
St. Joseph
Topeka
McGee
Lester Gillespie
Allen County Hospital
Sheri Ann
Court House
Harry Wiles
Rob Russell
Harold Ensley
Yates Center
Duane Knapp
John Diegel Jr
Gary Diegel
el Dorado
John Diegel
Burlington
Anna Carlson
Nell Swope
Warren Works
Humboldt
L. E. van Vranken
Veterans Hospital
Bert Parker
Childern
California
Gene Hatch
Keith Ward
Mr. Ward
Wiles Delinquent Tax Claim Highlights Kansas Race
Topeka AP report notes Harry Wiles, Democratic candidate for governor, was delinquent on taxes for his Topeka home per a State GOP list. Wiles says he paid soon after publication, claiming second-half overlooked during primary. Context includes tax issues for other candidates and local social notes.
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Topeka
Harry Wiles
Republican State Committee
Topeka State Journal
Hart Workman
Wiles
Financial
Additives Offer No Benefit to Septic Tanks
Fredonia report notes that chemicals enzymes and bacteria foods added to septic tanks waste time and money. Public Health Service publication 526 warns no additive improves function and tests show no advantage. household cleaners may not harm the system but moderation is advised due to soil and organism sensitivity.
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Fredonia
Dan Pherigo
Wilson County
Public Health Service
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Goldwater Slams Johnson as Political Daddyism in Campaign
Senator Barry Goldwater assailed President Johnson as power hungry and dogmatic, charging he uses race and religion to win votes and push a socialist agenda. He warned Tennessee voters that Johnson seeks total control and a leftward plunge toward ruin, potentially under Hubert Humphrey.
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
America
White House
Arizona
Goldwater
Tennessee
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
Chanute Tribune Excerpt Mentions Socialism and Communism Critique
In a Chanute Tribune passage from October 27, 1964, a speaker urged action with a warning against socialism and perceived communist threat. The Madison Square Garden note claims capacity 18,000 with tickets ranging from $2 to $1,000 and no seats left.
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Extension Council
Neosho County Agricultural Extension Council
Erie
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Madison Square Garden
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Salina
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Stafford County
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Kansas Corporation Commission
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My House
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Charles Berthot, Jr
U.S
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Budapest
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Alaska
United States
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LBJ
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Bill” Benson Building Contractor
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Mercury
Merle Kelly Ford
North Evergreen
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