Goldwater Seeks Momentum With Philadelphia Rally
Goldwater heads to Pennsylvania for a Philly rally and events in West Chester and Upper Darby. He will meet Gov. Scranton and address foreign policy, while NBCABC cut and aired a campaign film amid debates over morality and television time.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
William W. Scranton
Scranton
Goldwater
West Chester
Upper Darby
South Philadelphia
ABCTV
Federal Communications Commission
GOP
Johnson
ABC
Baltimore
Khrushchev
United States
Josef Stalin
Soviet Union
the Nation
Russia
Hoover dies at 90 as nation mourns third time in a year
Herbert Clark Hoover, 31st president, dies after a final illness. He will lie in state at St Bartholomew's Church in New York and in the Capitol rotunda in Washington before burial in Iowa. The nation observes flags at half mast for the third time in under 12 months.
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John Adams
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National
Tuition Help Expands for Servicemembers
The Defense Department raises off duty tuition aid for military personnel from $13.50 to $14.25 per semester hour, pursuing Johnson's push to broaden civilian education opportunities while in service. Assistant Secretary Norman S. Paul ordered all services to implement the increase immediately.
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Washington
Defense Department
Johnson
Pentagon
Asst
Defense
Norman S. Paul
Army
Navy
Air Force
Sterling Weather: Cloudy and Cooler Tonight
Forecast from the Chicago Weather Bureau at noon calls for Sterling and vicinity to be cloudy and cooler tonight with overnight lows in the 30s.
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Chicago Weather Bureau
Sterling and
Vicinity
Five Day Forecast Shows Cooler Temps Across Iowa and Illinois
Partly cloudy and cooler conditions expected Thursday with highs in the 45 to 54 range. Light showers possible 20 to 30 percent in southwest Iowa. tonight and Thursday cooler with lows in the 30s to 40s. Northern Illinois to see temperatures averaging 2 to 4 degrees below normal through the weekend into Monday with little precipitation.
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Iowa
Illinois
Donated Fund Goes To Tippit Family
Money donated to the family of Patrolman J. D. Tippit, killed November 22 while attempting to arrest Lee Harvey Oswald, was distributed by District Court Clerk Bill Shaw. Marie Tippit received 312,916.62 dollars. 330,946.46 dollars was given to trust for the three Tippit children Charles Allen Brenda Kay and Curtis Glenn. 3,716.16 dollars to city police and firemen’s welfare fund. Distribution authorized by District Judge Dee Brown Walker.
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Tex
J. D. Tippit
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dist
Bill Shaw
Marie Tippit
Tippit
J. Donald Squibb
Republic National Bank
State and Local Farm Real Estate Taxes Rise in 1963
The Economic Research Service reports farm real estate taxes in 1963 reached 1.4 billion, up 5 percent from 1962, nearly double the 1950 level. The effective tax rate rose from 1.02 to 1.03 per 100 full value, with average tax per acre at 1.43. Taxes increased in all states, with Montana and North Carolina seeing the largest gains due to reassessments.
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The
Economic Research Service
Agriculture Department
United States
Montana
North Carolina
California Reports Heavy Democratic Registrations
California reports its heaviest Democratic registration in 14 years with 57.9 percent of 8,184,151 eligible voters. Republicans hold 38.9 percent as of the AP Special Report from Sacramento, noting past margins and context for the 1964 presidential race.
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United States
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White House
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Goldwater
John P. Vukasin Jr
Volunteer Citizens For Goldwater Organization
Kent
Johnson
Vukasin
Gazette Endorses Governor Kerner for Re election
The Daily Gazette endorses Otto Kerner for a second term as Governor of Illinois. The paper cites his demonstrated interest in Whiteside County during his first term and argues the endorsement serves the county’s best interests. The editorial notes the paper’s focus on regional growth and includes a teaser message urging loyal citizens to consider their duties.
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Daily Gazette
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Kerner
Whiteside County
Gazette
Humphrey Warns Goldwater Threat to U S Foreign Policy
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, speaking at Southern Illinois University, calls Barry Goldwater’s foreign policy views dangerous to U S safety. He contrasts their approaches, defending President Johnson as trustworthy to wield U S power responsibly amid world upheavals and nuclear tensions.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
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Southern Illinois University
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GOP
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Illinois
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London
Peking
U.S
Johnson
Goldwater
End Barber-Colman strike in Rockford ends
A 20 week strike by Sheet Metal Workers Local 573 ended as over 2,500 members ratified a new contract. Workers at three Barber-Colman plants Rockford Illinois and Milton Junction Wisconsin planned to return to work over three weeks after signing expected today.
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Barber-Colman Co
Sheet Metal Workers Local 573
Rockford
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Wis
No Significant Fallout Reported From Red China Test
AP reports the U S Weather Bureau found no significant fallout over the United States from Red China's latest nuclear test. A dry pattern reduced rainfall that could have carried radioactivity to earth, and officials said the low yield test posed no undue health hazard domestically.
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Washington
United States
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Atomic Energy Commission
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U.S. Weather Bureau
U.S
AEC
Auto Union Votes Sunday On Strike At General Motors
The United Auto Workers schedule a Sunday vote on the national GM strike ending if ratified. Walter Reuther and Leonard Woodcock say a GM Council meeting will decide to recommend ratification or rejection to local unions. President Johnson urged a quick settlement as the 28 day walkout affects 300 000 workers and production.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
GM Department
GM Council
GM Uaw
White House
Johnson
Who Holds the Nuclear Button Now in Moscow
AP analysis from Moscow ponders who commands Soviet power after Khrushchev’s ouster. Kosygin leads as premier but Brezhnev appears top party boss, while the exact chain of command and end-user of the nuclear line remain unsettled.
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Big airliner study eyed for 500 passengers
The government asked Boeing Douglas and Lockheed to study a double decker airliner for 500 passengers. The firms already work on military transports for 600 to 700 troops and each completed a $400,000 study in September.
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Defense Department
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Douglas
Lockheed
Budget Director predicts near $5.8 billion deficit in FY end
Budget Director Kermit Gordon told reporters after a White House meeting with President Johnson that the deficit for the fiscal year ending next June 30 will likely match the May estimate of 5.8 billion. He cited spending near 97.3 billion and receipts around 91.5 billion.
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Kermit Gordon
Newsmen
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