Johnson Confers With Independents in New York City
Democratic vice presidential candidate Johnson meets readers and supporters in New York City during a campaign swing. He addresses 400 commuters in Manhattan and Brooklyn venues, denouncing the GOP and stressing equal rights, housing, and security while noting plans to head to Richmond after the visit.
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Lodge Takes GOP Campaign Fight Through Oregon
AP reports Republican vice presidential candidate Henry Cabot Lodge's campaign stop in Oregon after California travel. He spoke at a college in the western part of the state mid day, planned to travel to Portland for a late evening rally. The reception was noisy as supporters cheered while Lodge urged a broader focus beyond anti-Communist rhetoric to achieve lasting peace.
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Two Rail Unions End Week-Long Strike at South Buffalo
Two railroad unions, BEPrAally and ner-TRL, announced the end of a week-long strike against the South Buffalo Railway Co. The stoppage halted production at Bathlehem Steel Co. as workers refused to cross union picket lines. The settlement was disclosed in a announced message.
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Britain Losing: South Africa Vote Signals Change
Fragmented OCR text reports South Africa favoring a shift from British rule as nationalist forces gain ground. mentions Verwoerd and Malan figures, debates on a republic status, and potential removal from the Commonwealth, with approval needed from other dominions and resistance from allied governments.
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PRR Introduces Caboose Flasher for Night Safety
The PRR announces a new caboose flasher system named Iwai Lenserged efwirte red flastitie Iwai that clearly marks the rear of freighth trains. Field tests begin in Triana and Ol along the Peninsula Line from Wilmington Delaware to Cone Choices Virginia, promising greater efficiency and visibility for rail operations.
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College professor dies in apparent assault in Paris
Reports say Bh professor Imminius of gathyopules at the University of Californus died yesterday after an apparent hose attack. Police are investigating, with family and officials confirming the incident and noting routine inquiries in the wake of the unexpected death.
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Oil City Boy Suspected As Polio Victim
A boy from Oil City was suspected of having polio and was rushed to Oil City Hospital after showing symptoms. Doctors reported possible polio and began medical observations while awaiting test results. The family, Mr and Mrs Cryer Megiawndi, requested privacy as physicians reviewed the case.
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Judge's verdict fate of Carole hinge on jury
In a retrial linked to a doctor’s murder, attorney Donald R Brine argues Carole Trevoff is in God and jury hands. The case names her lover Do R Berar Pach 48 and the physician’s family. The first trial ended in a hung jury. Brine’s closing, delivered tearful, cited an adulteress Bible line.
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Kennedy To Hit Fidel Nixon In Louisville Crowd Clash
Kennedy plans a Washington trip after a speech while his campaign touts large crowds in Louisville. Night arrivals, heavy traffic, and enthusiastic reception contrasted with a rival Nixon surge as police counted roughly a hundred thousand attendees in the city.
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Nixon Seeks Keystone Victory In Philadelphia Rally
President hopeful Nixon arrives at Philadelphia International Airport and plans a large motorcade to Convention Hall for a pivotal campaign speech. Police estimate about 500000 attended a showing that underscored Pennsylvania as a key battleground in the race for the presidency.
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Nixon speech stirs crowd during campus visit at Penn
A disrupted Philadelphia style event on a university campus saw President Nixon address students and faculty amid heckling. He urged support for his platform and criticized opponents as he defended his record and warned of national consequences. The speech featured microphone preparation and a tense crowd in a white cotton setting, with protesters shouting questions about race and power.
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Woman 69 Dies in Train Station
A 69 year old woman died at the Pennsylvan... Station while waiting for a tile willy. She was seated with her daughter Mrs Wendall McMillan Sheffield en route to the storage location count. Reports describe the crowd and events surrounding the World Series day at the time.
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