Johnson Boosts Bobby's Cause
President Johnson sides with Robert F. Kennedy in a New York campaign push aiming to help Kennedy win the U S Senate seat. They plan daylong events in Rochester Buffalo and Brooklyn with a Madison Square Garden Liberal rally to close. Kennedy faces a close race against incumbent Kenneth Keating as supporters weigh his chances.
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Empire State
Kennedy
Upstate
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Buffalo
New York City
Brooklyn
Madison Square Garden
New York Liberal Party
Kenneth B. Keating
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Keating
Ethel
Tlaguarde
Jonson
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
King Wins Nobel Peace Prize Amid Mixed Reactions
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. won the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize as telegrams of support flooded his Atlanta hospital room where he was undergoing a routine checkup. U N Under-Secretary Ralph Bunche called the award a striking international acknowledgment of the Negro fight for equality, while some segregationists criticized the choice. Atlanta officials and King’s supporters praised the honor as deserved and symbolic of nonviolent justice.
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Martin Luthering Jr
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St. Joseph's Infirmary
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Ralph J. Bunche
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Palestine
U.S. Bedy
Ae Iva
Martin Suthor
Jet
Hurricanes and tornadoes hit Florida and Cuba nelle
A roundup reports Hurricane Isbell sweeping across Florida and Cuba with tornadoes injuring at least 39 in Florida. Coastal towns like Boynton Beach suffer trailers demolished and roofs torn as electric service falters. Mrs Chadwell recalls a freight train-like roar as the tornado struck.
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Isbell
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Florida
Palm Beach
Cuba
Boynton Beach
Chadwell
Mayor Seeks Talks With Board Over School Patrol Plan
Mayor Zalzneck said he has not yet been contacted by Corry School Board regarding proposed changes to the school patrol system. A board committee will meet with him to discuss recommendations, while Patrolman Leslie Kelly continues supervising patrols and student selection. The mayor credits the patrols with an accident-free record but notes the board worries patrol duties disrupt study time.
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Corry
Leslie Kelly
Zalzneck
British Election Update Amid Turbulent Campaigns
Britain's votes closed after the year’s most chaotic campaign. The result remains uncertain as the House of Commons faces a tight race. Conservatives appear set to win, with Prime Minister Alec Doge defending No 10 against Labour’s Burden and others contending for power.
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House of Commane
Alec Doge
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Liga Fouarde
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Iy Fale
Labor
Barulden i
Brian Ain
Ama
UF Drive Slows With 1 Day Left
The 1964 United Fund drive shows $44,800 pledged, 62 percent of the $72,000 goal. Final reports arrive at a noon MCA luncheon tomorrow, with many results not yet in. Ned Johnston and James Han fan urge continued employee pledges as several large gifts remain unsettled. A coupon on Page 8 offers a chance to contribute, and agencies warn cuts in services for the indigent and disabled may occur if the drive misses targets.
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Cat
Veryone
Clty
Ned Johnston
James Han Fan
Oae
United
Bombing Death Toll Reported in Johore Conflict
An ANACUNCEIEHE briefing indicates three guerrillas were killed in Labis, Johore, with nine additional fighters injured as the clash escalates. The report references a parachute drop on September Tadanésiang as part of ongoing operations.
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Labis Relon
Johore
Viet Nam Coup Trial and Executions Reported
Reports describe the execution of a 4 year old Viet Cong youth condemned for attempting fatal harm to U S personnel in Saigon. Witnesses include Newsmen at the field firing and authorities credit Westmoreland and Stilwell with stopping the coup plot amid U S forces in Viet Nam.
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de Ie
Robert. McNamara
Viet Nam
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McNamara
Venezuela
Michael Smolen
Caracas
Smolen
Rabel
Six Persons Light UFO Near Titusville
Six witnesses report a triangular white UFO hovering south west of Titusville near Route 8. The object appeared about 30 degrees above the horizon as jets circled above it. The Miles family aided by a local pastor contacted the Titusville Herald with photos of the sighting.
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Perry Street
Robert Miles
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Jenkins Resigns as Johnson Aide Amid Morals Arrest Scandal
Walter W. Jenkins, a longtime White House aide to President Johnson, resigns after morals arrests in 1959 and last week. Reports say he was hospitalized with fatigue and insomnia as the Jenkins case may affect the upcoming presidential campaign with Moyers named to replace him.
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Barry Goldwater
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Dean Surch
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George Reedy
Ress
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Alfred
Charles Thompson
Associated Press
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Baye Nis
Andy Choka
U.S
Je Jenkins
Sinde
Touse
Profit Sharing Faces Midnight AMC UAW Strike Test
Detroit AP reports AMC and the UAW faced a life or death test over profit sharing as a midnight strike deadline loomed. UAW negotiators voted over two to one to seek continuation of the plan, arguing it is the single most important issue for 25,000 AMC workers.
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American Motors Corp
AMC
UAW
Douglas Fraser
American Motors
Fraser
Edward L. Cushman
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Claysler Corp
Aisk
Khrushchev Rumors Spark Soviet Leadership Change Talk
Reports from Moscow and London suggest major changes may be coming to the Soviet government with Premier Khrushchev possibly sidelined. Black limousines at the party headquarters and delayed Izvestia Pravda editions fuel speculation amid thin confirmation of Khrushchev's whereabouts or attendance at a Kremlin luncheon.
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Cuba
Osvaldo Dorticos Torrado
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Tt Oe
London
London Evening News
Evening News
Driver Killed by Flying Metal Near Kingdom City
A five pound piece of metal struck a car windshield killing Ivan A. Berry, 58, as he drove east of Kingdom City while returning from a World Series game in St. Louis. The fragment appeared to come from a truck or be kicked up by one. Berry’s vehicle veered off the road into a ditch.
Corry Cited By Cancer Society For Year's Work
Corry’s American Cancer Society branch was honored at a state meeting for a year of service. Speaker Gargan described the Laryngectomy Club for voice-impaired cancer patients and urged support for ACS programs. Dr Alfred Geilhorn noted ongoing gaps in cancer research and praised renewal of efforts.
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Cancer Society
Amierlean Cancer Society
George Rt
Joseph Dickey
Prestoma
Gargan
Peter
Mersey
Vul
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