Johnson Campaign Swing Through Three Eastern States
President Johnson departs for a two day tour covering New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York with events in Teterboro Wilkes Barre Scranton and New York City including a Smith memory dinner. He will overnight at the Waldorf Astoria then continue to Rochester Buffalo and Brooklyn before heading to Ohio and Texas later in the week.
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Washington
Johnson
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Teterboro
N.J
Wilkes-Barre
Scranton
Alfred E. Smith
White House
la Guardia
Smith
Waldorf-Astoria
Rochester
Buffalo
New York City
Brooklyn
Liberal Party
Ohio
Cincinnati
Dayton
Texas
Johnnie Mitchell
Mitchell
Julius Schmidt
Corpus Christi
Jerry Bird
Calallen
Tex
Schmidt
Bird
Adolf Hitler
G. H. Schmidt
FBI
Secret Service
Treasury Department
Miller says Humphrey presidency would cause economic death
Republican vice presidential candidate William E. Miller warned in Indiana that if Hubert H. Humphrey became president the nation would face economic death by action. Miller, campaigning in Richmond Lafayette and Terre Haute, accused Humphrey of being a major spender and backing programs costing more than $100 billion.
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Richmond
Ind
William E. Miller
Hubert H. Humphrey
Indiana
Lafayette
Terre Haute
Miller
Humphrey
Wash
Senate
Sterling Weather Forecast General Outlook
The Chicago Weather Bureau reports generally fair conditions for Sterling and vicinity. Temperatures little changed with a low around 40 tonight and a high between 70 and 74 Thursday.
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Chicago Weather Bureau
Sterling
Vicinity
Five Day Forecast for Northern Illinois Temperatures
Temperatures will run 8 to 12 degrees above normal through Friday with a warming trend. Saturday and Sunday show little change before a cooler turn Monday. Precipitation totals 1 to 10 inches or less in showers Sunday or Monday.
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Northern
Illinois
AMC and UAW Near Pact as Strike Deadline Looms
American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers move toward a near agreement on major economic issues ahead of a strike deadline. The profit sharing issue is unresolved with AMC rejecting it while the UAW insists it could be part of a new contract. Negotiations mirror terms already set with General Motors Ford and Chrysler.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Edward L. Cushman
AMC
Douglas Fraser
UAW
American Motors Department
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Goldwater Denounces Delays In Baker Case
In Washington and Milwaukee Goldwater attacks delays in the Bobby Baker affair and the Senate probe. He accuses President Johnson of delaying justice while Democrats label the GOP charge a false tactic in the election campaign.
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Goldwater
Baker
W. B. Ragsdale JR
Kansas City
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Senate
Bobby Baker
White House
Arizona
B. Everett Jordan
Dn.c
Senate Rules Committee
Jordan
Washington
Democratic Party
Milwaukee Arena
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to Dr Martin Luther King Jr
The 1964 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr of Georgia for nonviolent civil rights leadership. The Oslo prize includes 273000 kronor and a gold medal. ceremonies are in Oslo on December 10. King, born in Atlanta in 1929, led the Montgomery Bus Boycott and chairs the Southern Christian Leadership Conference.
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Oslo
Norway
Martin Luther King Jr
United States
Martin Luther King
Oslo Nobel Institute
King
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Atlanta
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
Boston University
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Time Magazine
Yale Unipec
John F. Kennedy
Catholic Council For Cooperation Between
Chicago
American Friends Service Committee
Graf
Isbell Slams Cuba And Aims Toward Florida Keys
Isbell battered Cuba's Pinar del Rio with 100 mph winds and heavy rain, tearing structures and driving thousands from homes. The storm then moved toward the Florida coast, with tornado risk warned for south Florida as it nears Key West and the Dry Tortugas.
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Fla
Isbell
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Key West
Florida
Weather Bureau
Ft. Jefferson
Gulf of Mexico
Coast Guard
Miami Weather Bureau
South Florida
Louisiana
Havana Radio
Hilda
Havana
Florida Gulf Coast
Everglades
San Juan Y Martinez
Believe Artist Planned Kidnap Of U. S. Officer
Venezuelan police say abstract painter Angel Luque was the brains of a Castroite kidnapping ring that held U S Air Force Lt Col Michael Smolen for 86 hours. Luque and his wife were arrested with several gunmen. Distefano and Col Chenault previously linked to similar plots were released unharmed.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Air Force
Michael Smolen
Luis Vera Gomez
Interior Ministry
Angel Luque
Luque
Smolen
Gomez
Alfredo Distefano
Red Underground
James Chenault
Distefano
Chenault
Chandler, Ariz
Titania
J. J. Patino Gonzalez
Senators Talk More Than House Members
The Congressional Record post-session shows the Senate met 186 days from Jan 7 to Oct 12, 38 more days than the House. It logged 1,350 hours versus the House 624 hours, with filibuster tied to the Civil Rights Act and talk on Supreme Court redistricting decisions.
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Washington
Congressional Record
Senate
House
Supreme Court
Senate study group cites five-year regulatory lawsuits
Washington report says a Senate study group estimates up to five years of costly litigation to settle cases before some federal regulatory agencies. Chairman Edward V. Long of Missouri warns the situation is worsening in the Tuesday issued report.
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Washington
Senate
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Judiciary
British Parties Claim Lead Ahead of Election Day
London AP report notes Labor and Conservative camps both claim momentum with one day until the general election. Harold Wilson predicts a big vote for Labor while Conservatives cite a blitz campaign and strike effects to claim swing in their favor.
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London
Britain
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Liverpool
Labor
Peter Hyett
National
Richard A. Butler
Wilson
London Transport Board
Douglas Home
Typhoon Dot Death Toll Grows in Landslides
Rescue officials in Hong Kong report 34 deaths confirmed from Typhoon Dot with 17 more missing after landslides. The storm, which struck Tuesday, left widespread damage and prompted ongoing search efforts.
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Hong Kong
Play-By-Play World Series Game Six 1964
The sixth game narrative shows Yankees and Cardinals exchanging runs through six innings with Maris and Mantle homering for the Yankees. Pepitone hits a grand slam off Schultz in the seventh for the Yankees, followed by further Cardinals and Yankees scoring before the frame ends. The action includes key plays by Linz, Richardson, White, Brock, Boyer, and Maxvill as the two teams trade hits and outs with multiple pitchers noted.
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Cardinals
Flood
Brock
White
Richardson
Linz
Pepitone
K. Boyer
Tresh
Maxvill
C. Boyer
Bouton
Mantle
Simmons
Schultz
McCarver
Maris
Buchek
Howard
Boyer
Shannon
Hamilton
Skinner
Hinsdale Juvenile Jury Trials Tough on Young Offenders
Hinsdale Illinois teenagers sit on a Youth Jury that sentences rather than rules on guilt. Offenders perform restitution through chores and constructive work at hospitals and on streets. Police and officials praise the program for reducing vandalism and fostering community self rule.
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Hinsdale
Ill
Chicago
John Beukema
Richard R. Brown
Brown
Hinsdale High School
Greg Mertz
Jacksonville
Fla
Sgt. Beukema
Truman Bruised after Bathtub Fall at Independence Home
Former President Harry S. Truman, 80, sustained two cracked ribs and facial injuries after slipping in a bathtub at his Independence residence. He received stitches for a cut above the eye and had eye and eyelid lacerations. He remained in satisfactory condition at Research Hospital, alert and joking, with no fainting or dizziness reported.
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Harry Truman
Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Independence
Wallace Graham
White House
Robert E. Adams
Adams
Graham
Clifton Daniel
New York
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Truman Library
Chicago Daily News Endorses Rep Morris
The Chicago Daily News praises John K Morris of Chadwick as a standout downstate Democratic candidate. The paper lists 14 Democrats endorsed and notes ongoing daily additions from each party in its endorsements for the State Legislature.
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Chicago Daily News
Morris
John K. Morris
Chadwick
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