Cypriots Seek Concrete Soviet Aid Terms in Moscow
President Makarios plans a Moscow delegation this week to press for concrete terms on the Soviet aid offer. The move follows Greek Cypriot appeals for military and economic support after Turkish air strikes. Delegation includes Araouzos and Ashiotis. Kyprianou also may travel. UN reports say food blockades and roadblocks limit Turkish Cypriot areas amid the ongoing Cyprus crisis.
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Cyprus
Makarias
Moscow
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Makavios
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Makarios
Kremlin
Andreas Araouzos
Commerce and Industry
Costas Ashiotis
Wit Ag
Leftists Pillars Of Revolution Sukarno Claims
Indonesia's President Sukarno declared that leftists are the pillars of the Indonesian revolution while addressing the annual conference of the Communist peasant organization He praised the Reds and urged admission of Communist China to the United Nations amid a broad defense of Communist influence in Indonesia.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
China
United Nations
Pilgrimage Ends With Dedication of New Motherhouse
The 20th annual pilgrimage to the Shrine of Our Lady of Perpetual Help at Mount Saint Macrina, Ununontown area, drew thousands. The event concluded yesterday with the dedication of a $3.0 million motherhouse for the Sisters of St Basil the Great, organizers of the pilgrimage, noted as the largest gathering of Byzantine Catholics in the United States.
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Uniontown
Johnson Counterattacks Goldwater on Nuclear Policy
President Johnson disputed Senator Goldwater's call for tactical nuclear weapons and warned no president can shed responsibility for a nuclear decision. Miller campaigned in South Bend promising tax cuts, labor protection, and immigration restraint while criticizing tariffs. Goldwater planned a Los Angeles speech to outline a five year, 5 percent corporate and private income tax cut beginning in 1966, paired with excise tax relief and reduced federal spending.
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Goldwater
North Atlantic ‘Treaty Organization
Johnson
United States
Miller
South Bend
Willer
Los Angeles
He's Lucky To Be Alive He's Lucky To Be Alive
Robbins North Carolina police chase ends when Winfred Key, 19, wrecks car after speeding from a traffic accident. Key crashes into a house, knocks down porch pillars, drops off a four foot embankment, and overturns near a supermarket loading platform before final pursuit ends as gas pedal falls away. Chief D B Crawford cites numerous traffic violations.
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Robbins
N.C
D. B. Crawford
Winfred R. Key
Crawford
Key
Sunset Drive
Presque Isle Lifeguards End 1964 Season Record Safe
Peninsula lifeguards wrapped up the 1964 season with a stellar safety record, noting only one drowning in 28 years at guarded Presque Isle beaches. The lone incident occurred last year when a boy with epilepsy slipped into three feet of water in a crowded area.
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Erte
Presque Isle
Ince
Bishop Succumbs in Seattle and Civil Rights Debate
The Rt. Rev. William Lewis, 62, bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Olympia, dies in Seattle. In Ohio, Humphrey campaigns in Youngstown voicing concern over civil rights should Goldwater win, criticizing Goldwater’s opposition to the 1964 Civil Rights Act and party disagreements as out of step with the era. He labels Goldwater out of step with his party and the times during a Labor Day event.
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Seattle
William Lewis
Episcopal Diocese
Goldwater
Youngstown
Six States Hold Primary Elections Today
Nominations are at stake in six states for four Senate seats four governorships and 18 House seats with few major challenges to incumbents. Arizona New Hampshire Colorado Minnesota Vermont and Wisconsin vote today while Georgia Massachusetts hold elections midweek. In Arizona Richard G. Kleindienst contends with Evan Mecham for the GOP governor nomination. Gov Paul Fannin is unopposed for the Senate seat. New Hampshire former Gov Wesley Powell seeks a comeback in the GOP gubernatorial race against John Pillsbury, while King is unopposed for the Democratic nomination. Colorado House members are unopposed for new terms. no Senate or gubernatorial ballots. Minnesota Sen Eugene J McCarthy leads the Democratic field. Wheelock Whitney is unopposed for the GOP. Vermont Sen Winston Prouty has no Republican opposition. Payette seeks the Democratic nomination. Gov Philip Hoff faces a Democratic field while RalphFoote and three others seek the GOP nod for governor. Wisconsin Sen William Proxmire leads the Democratic primary. Wilbur Renk seeks the GOP nomination. Gov. Reynolds is favored in Democrats, with Warren Knowles aiming for the GOP gubernatorial bid.
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Georgia
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Arizona
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Barry Goldwater
Evan Mecham
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Paul Fane ED
Goldwater
Sty
Fannin
Supreme Court
Rene Jennings
Roy Elson
Carl
Jayden
D-Ariz
Wesley Powell
John Pillsbury
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Rowell
Tin W. King
King
Eugene J. McCarthy
Winston L. Prauty
Frederick J. Payette
William Tl. Meyer
Philip H
Olf
Ralph A’ Foote
William Proxmire
Wilbur Renk
Jor Reynolds
Warren Knowles
Search For Jap Holdouts From World War II
Guam authorities search for two Japanese World War II holdouts after discovering fresh footprints in jungle near recaptured Guam. Officials say the pair remain hidden twenty years after the island’s recapture while police consider farmers may have made the prints. Leaflets in Japanese urge war stragglers to surrender.
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Agana
Guam
Jets Crash Four Killed Near Tokyo
Two U S jet fighters collided south west of Tokyo. One pilot Lt R C Schoeder Roches Minn died. A second F8 Crusader crashed into a Japanese factory, killing three workers and injuring four others. Schoeder bailed out and reported aiming his tow sirs as jungles hide the last stand of the Japanese.
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Tokyo
U.S
R. C. ‘Schooder
Roches- Minn
Atsugi Naval Station
Schoeder
U S Ambassador Visits Japan After Plane Crash Near Atsugi
U S Ambassador Edwin O Reischauer met Vice Foreign Minister Takio Oda to extend condolences after an Air Force F105 crashed on the Sagami River flanks near Atsugi station. The pilot’s body was recovered from the wreckage.
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U. S
Edwin 0. Reischauer
Takio Oda
Air Force
Sagami River
Atsugi Station
Fire destroys Kayla home and two nearby structures in Layton
A two story frame house owned by Frank Kayla in Layton Fayette County burned early today along with two adjacent buildings. Kayla his wife Lyla and four children escaped unharmed. Damage estimate unavailable and cause under investigation.
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Layton
Frank Kayla
Fayette County
Lyla
Mayor Lifts Curfew In Philadelphia
Philadelphia mayor James J. Tate announced ending the 24 hour curfew for North Philadelphia after rioting and looting the prior weekend. Police reported numerous arrests and millions in damage as 1,800 officers kept order. The proclamation was withdrawn as the area returned to normal with most residents complying.
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James J. Tate
Tate
Sat
Lolulesh
Eelachat
Howard R. Leary
Ie Proclamation
Burglar Exposed to Poison While Robbing Store
A burglar sprayed a pesticide containing cyanide during a store break in, exposing workers wearing gas masks. Police were told the attacker could face lethal danger if not treated promptly, with a company spokesman noting the risk of death without medical care.
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Kimball Aestirea
Highway Chief Plans Inspection of Route 219
Henry Harral, head of the State Highways Department, will conduct an inspection tour of U S 219 from Bradford to Jope town on September 1 to highlight the need for Route 219 to become a four lane interstate highway. Route 219 Association president C C Novaria of DuBois says the tour aims to dramatize the highway expansion. Stops will include Bradford Ridgway The Boss Barnesboro Ebensburg and Jolene.
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Ombgh Bois
ABD — Litory of
Henry Harral
U. S. 219
Expecting Again in Venezuela Quintuplet Family
MARACAIBO Venezuela AP Ines Maria Presto mother of quintuplet boys is expecting another baby next March She hopes for a girl Mrs Presto 36 is wife of an oil field worker and says she wants this child to be a girl.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
Ines Maria Presto
Mrs. Presto
If You Read It In The Journal You Know Its True
A compact column asserts that readers can trust what appears in the Journal, claiming reliability and truthfulness of printed items. It emphasizes journalistic credibility and urges readers to rely on the paper for factual information. It frames the publication as a trustworthy source in a strong editorial mood.
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