GOP Sues FCC Over Equal Time After Johnson Address
GOP chairman Dean Burch says Johnson's national address was political and that the FCC decision not to grant Barry Goldwater equal air time is suppression. The GOP plans to sue to overturn the 315 provision and seeks funds for a half hour Goldwater broadcast. Johnson's Sunday address and foreign events are cited as justification for free presidential time.
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Catholics Face Birth Control Issue at Vatican Council
At the Vatican Ecumenical Council a long awaited document addresses birth control, racial discrimination, war and peace. Seven cardinals from three continents supported it while one Italian cardinal urged a full rewrite. Council fathers urged the church to face modern day problems and economic strife beyond religious doctrine.
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Johnson Eyes Complete Rout in Campaign Schedule
Washington AP report outlines President Johnson planning home-stretch campaign trips to bolster votes against Barry Goldwater. He aims to appear in Ohio, Baltimore, possibly Tennessee and Florida, with tentative stops in New York, California, and Michigan. Goldwater's team contests Tennessee and Arkansas margins and emphasizes Florida’s 14 electoral votes.
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Where He's Done, What's He Prove?
Baltimore youth Bul Quesnel aims to beat the record for continuous dry beating in a Morall Rearmament program protest. He started at 12 15 p m in an auto showroom window and seeks a length beyond 100 hours 1 minute 15 seconds set by Ray Duyale Cubbango of London on October 14 1960.
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Fatal Uniontown Crash Kills Two People
A two car collision near Uniontown Fayette County claimed two lives. John M. Risin, 61, of Isabella died at the scene. His sister Jeanie Basile, of LaBelle, died later at Uniontown Hospital. The other driver, Lewis, survived.
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Youth Held In Sex Slaying At Queens Church
An 18 year old Brooklyn boy, John Ebbs, is jailed in the sex killing of 7 year old Janet Young at the Bethany Evangelical United Brethren Church in Queens. Ebbs allegedly dragged her to the basement, tied her, strangled her, and attempted rape as she arrived for a Brownie Scout meeting. He was arrested after police arrived at his home. Janet Young died from the injuries and was treated at the hospital.
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South Carolina candidates courting campus voters
In Columbia, AP reports that a University of South Carolina candidate for president must win acceptances from campus Democrats and Republicans. The piece notes Strom Thurmond, a U.S. senator who shifted to Goldwater Republican, and Olin Johnston, a longtime Democrat and Johnson supporter. The article reflects a campus political scene amid national party shifts.
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Floating launch pad eyed for U S S Croatai role
Washington reports the U S S Croatai, a World War II escort aircraft carrier, is slated to become the nation's first floating rocket launch pad. The vessel will be outfitted for testing and launching rockets at sea, signaling a new approach to space access.
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Shakedown Cruise Tests Civil Service Crew for High Altitude Packages
A shakedown cruise will involve civil service personnel this fall to test equipment designed to deploy over 40 scientific packages to altitudes of 170 miles or more. The test aims to verify performance and readiness for the final flight.
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