Pennsylvania Records Two Suspected Encephalitis Cases
In Harrisburg a state official notes two suspected encephalitis cases in Eastern Pennsylvania, one a Philadelphia man and a Bucks County girl. Tests could confirm St Louis virus as the cause, with New Jersey facing a larger outbreak. authorities warn mosquito control and home spraying are needed to prevent spread.
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Denies Asia Crisis Shunned During Election Period
Secretary of State Dean Rusk denied that the Johnson administration is avoiding major Asia issues to help the campaign. He stated South Viet Nam policy remains a war and peace matter and that presidential decisions there are not to be colored by politics. He warned Cuba’s government faces a serious situation if Castro interferes with other Western Hemisphere governments.
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NATO study flaws questioned on survivability of Polaris fleet
Eight NATO nations concluded the Soviet Union cannot counter a proposed NATO fleet of missile firing ships. The study, after 34 months, found the alliance would struggle to monitor and strike 20 vessels across nearly 4 million square miles of Atlantic and Mediterranean. Britain opposed the plan, while the US West Germany Italy Belgium Netherlands Greece and Turkey backed the survivability assessment. The Royal Navy has voiced doubts about the force's military value. The United States seeks a year-end agreement to proceed.
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Denied claims helicopter shot by friendly forces in Vietnam
In Saigon officials rejected rumors that a U S helicopter was downed by Saigon troops near Duc Hoa 12 miles west of Saigon five Americans were killed and all bodies recovered bringing the U S battle death toll to 200. The Viet Cong reportedly left 16 bodies on the field and 70 dead or wounded were seen removed by the enemy.
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Smokes In Bed Kill Elderly Pa. Man In Fire
Westmoreland County man John Tracy died in a Mt. Pleasant area home fire. His daughter Margaret Nemeth, 51, suffered severe burns while attempting rescue. husband Peljet and two young children escaped unharmed. The fire destroyed a small frame structure around 1 a m. Tracy was found in bed. Nemeth hospitalized in Frick Memorial.
Wayne Walks Out Of Hospital After Tumor Surgery
A partially legible clipping reports Wayne leaving Sad Samaritan Hospital after an initial chest tumor operation. The fragment mentions complications requiring a second surgery to repair lung damage and notes the tumor was malignant.
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Two Tr uck Crash Kills Both Drivers Near Pottstown
A head on collision of a acid carrying tractor trailer and a clay pipe truck on Route 100 near Pigeon Creek Chester County killed both drivers. A motorist and a one year old boy were treated after exposure to fumes caused by the acid leak. Police report the pipe trailer overturned an embankment and the acid vehicle was crushed.
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French Composer Albert Willamets Dies at 77 in Paris
Paris based French composer of operettas, Albert Willamets, died Tuesday at age 77. He wrote 106 operettas and about 2,000 songs, shaping light opera in multiple languages across a prolific career.
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Outright Lies About Johnson Suite Cost Debated
Washington AP report quotes Bernard Boutin head of GSA calling Republican claims that the Johnson presidential suite will raise the Austin building cost by 2.65 million as outright lies. He notes plans originally included Johnson as vice president and revisions after Kennedy's assassination. He cites building bid at 7.35 million with 65 change orders, asserting the suite and overtime add 503,920, while White of Citizens for Goldwater-Miller touts a 10 foot fireplace and greater splendor.
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Johnson Eyes Biggest Election Landslide Tour Starts in Midwest
President Johnson launches a sweeping Heartland tour through Iowa and Indiana to drum up support for a four year White House run. He aims for a historic landslide in November while addressing AFL-CIO delegates in Peoria and courting labor backing across Ohio Kentucky and Illinois.
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State police close probe into Route 88 crash near Wattsburg
Investigation into a two-vehicle sideswipe on Route 88 near Wattsburg found drivers James Cummings and John Buterbaugh left the scene and later reported the crash. Both drivers claimed the other crossed the centerline. no injuries were reported and only minor damage occurred.
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Route 6 Best Way To Get To Bradford
Football fans travel to Bradford tomorrow night with two routes in play. The preferred path via Kane to Bradford is advised by State Police. A closed Warren to Kinzua Dam segment remains shut until November with limited winter access.
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Johnson aims for record victory while urging calm
President Johnson tells Midwestern crowds he seeks the biggest election victory in history but warns supporters against overconfidence. Mrs. Johnson greets cheers and heckling at two South Carolina stops as Goldwater campaign continues in Columbus Ohio. NATO experts doubt Russia’s air and sea capabilities against the proposed alliance amid Congo and Vatican developments. Nuclear test in Mississippi salt mine prompts blast-detection briefing. A U.S. scientist counters simplistic quitting smoking claims.
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Auto Strike Threat Looms Again Amid Talks Stall
DETROIT AP The threat of a new auto industry walkout looms as UAW and General Motors fail to reach a national contract deal. Negotiations halted over a disputed profit sharing provision tied to new benefits and stock purchase plans for 26,000 UAW workers, with a midnight December 15 deadline cited.
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Nasser Tshombe stubborn in Leopoldville stand off
President Gamal Abdel Nasser held Congo Premier Moise Tshombe under de facto house arrest at the Arba Palace near Cairo while in Leopoldville his police block the Egyptian and Algerian embassies. Nasser demanded Tshombe remain confined until his police left the embassy siege. Congolese officials warned the standoff could escalate as diplomatic relations rumors swirled.
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Negro Leader Urges Big Defeat Of Goldwater
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr spoke at a civil rights rally urging a decisive Johnson Humphrey victory in the 1964 election. He condemned Barry Goldwater and called for the large turnout of Black voters to defeat him, stressing a landslide win to deter post election influence.
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Banks Must Report Harrisburg Oct 1 condition
A call was issued today by G. Allen Pate rson secretary of banking for the condition of all state banks and trust companies as of the close of business Oct 1. The notice directs banks to file reports detailing assets liabilities and capital as of the date. The action appears part of routine supervision by the state banking department.
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Crash Kills Woman Near Mount Pleasant, Pa
Two cars collided on Route 619 a mile south of Mount Pleasant, West Moreland County, last night killing Nancy P. Goggans and injuring two others. Authorities investigated the fatal crash and identified the deceased as a Mount Pleasant resident.
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Heckling at Lady Bird Johnson rally alarms Democrats
A Charleston crowd and other supporters greeted Lady Bird Johnson amid heckling from anti war and anti Johnson factions. Representative Hale Boggs tried to calm the audience as chants likened the scene to Nazi imagery. Johnson’s appearance drew both strong support and disruptive jeers, reflecting tensions within the era's political climate.
Vatican Schemas Stir Uncertain Laity Role Debate
Vatican council sessions bracketed by St Peter's Basilica see laymen urged to join bishops in advising church offices and forming lay senates. Critics call the Apostolate of The Laity schema wordy vague and patronizing while American bishops lead demands for clearer, more concrete proposals.
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