First Trip Is Elating To LB
President Johnson boasts a brisk campaign pace after a six day 10000 mile trip through 15 states. He targets Goldwater and rivals while planning stops in New Jersey Pennsylvania and New York then Ohio Texas and additional Western states.
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Johnson
Jelear
Ashington
Boise
Idaho
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Texas
Rocky Mountain States
Barry Goldwater
Ku Klux Klan
John Birch Society
Soviet Voskhod crew completes 16 orbits in 24 hours
Moscow reports the three man Voskhod mission landed after 16 orbits totaling 24 hours 17 minutes. Tass says the crew conducted outer space observations and all three feel well. Commander Komarov ordered to brake. landing followed through clouds with ground visibility.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Entist
Voskhod
Sun
Outer Space
Tass
Vladimir Komarov
Space Flight Control Post
Race and Adam and Eve Across Races
The speaker challenges the assumption that Adam and Eve were white and notes that people project their own skin color onto biblical figures. He argues that race awareness shapes views of Jesus and emphasizes considering others' perspectives to resolve racial tensions.
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K.L
Adam
Eve
Jesus
Christ
Palestine
Folsom Forms Fair Shake And Straight Shuffle Group
Former Governor James E. Folsom and two Cullman residents organize the Fair Shake And Straight Shuffle Committee to advocate for President Lyndon B. Johnson in Alabama. Folsom cites Democratic leaders plotting a tricky shake and an Arizona shuffle.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Alabama
James E. Folsom
Cullman
Folsom
Arizona
Neglect Of Duty Charged In Johnson Campaign Tour
Sen. Barry Goldwater accuses President Johnson of neglecting his duties with full-time campaigning. He cites Johnsons Sunday campaign stops including a Phoenix church visit and urges a televised debate before Election Day.
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Topeka
Kan
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Phoenix
Ariz
Goldwater
Arizona
White House
Episkopalians condemn GOP ticket over racism claims
More than 700 Episcopalians including 10 bishops accuse the Republican presidential candidate and his running mate of exploiting racism among white citizens. The statement represents broad church reaction to electoral rhetoric during the campaign.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Bipartisan Panel Charges Misused Depression-ERA Funds
A congressional agency accuses a federal department of spending 26 million in depressed area money to create jobs in areas no longer burdened by substantial unemployment. A separate report from Boston notes former Gov. Foster Furcolo indicted by a special grand jury for conspiring to arrange a bribe to be paid to the Governor's Council.
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Washington
Boston
Foster Furcolo
Southern Governors See Goldwater Slide In South
At the 30th Southern Governors Conference in San Antonio Texas governors Connally Bryant and Johnson say Goldwater's support slips in the Deep South and Johnson gains. They note shifts on states rights constitutional issues with Wallace opposing federal intervention in schools.
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Gov
John Connally
Texas
San Antonio
Connally
Govs. Sanders
Georgia
Bryant
Florida
Garth Jones
Fox
Barry Goldwater
Mason-Dixon Line
John B. Connally
Goldwater
Johnson
Louisiana
Labama
Mississippi
Farris Bryant
Paul B. Johnson
Goldwaer
Resolutions Committee
Kentucky
Edward T. Breathitt
Breathitt
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Washington
Congress
UF Is 15 Per Cent Short Of 1965 Goal
The Morgan County United Fund reports 144000 on hand, about 85 percent of a 172000 goal, with remaining reports still to come. Executive director Ira Lay says the fund may meet the goal if reports arrive and work continues, noting slow reporting in the business area.
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Morgan County United Fund
Ira Lay
United Fund
Cial
Decatur Chamber of Commerce
Lay
U S Air Force Lt Col Smolen freed after Caracas abduction
U S Air Force Lt Col Michael Smolen was released unharmed in Caracas after two of five abductors were arrested. He described a small, mobile group and said he was blindfolded and fed ham burgers and drinks. Police tracked the case quickly. Smolen arrived at the embassy and spoke of the incident with his wife present.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U.S. Air Force
Michael Smolen
Smolen
Gonzalo Barre
Eration
FALN
Nguyen van Troi
U.S. Army
James Chenault
U.S
John Hill
Marian
Rockford
Ill
Air Force
Barrios
Arsenio Pasarin
Revinian Renna
Bargain Hunt Deadlock Ends in Glens Falls
In Glens Falls New York a 15 hour sit in by two mothers over the sale of a blue English racing bike ends when store manager Melvin Smith sells each woman a bike for 10 dollars. The women Mrs Roger Edwards and Mrs Mervyn Pasco express relief that the protest over principle is resolved.
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Glens Falls
N.Y
Roger Edwards
Mervyn Pasco
Melvin Smith
Smith
Liddie Mae Kittrell Dies in Birmingham Hospital
Liddie Mae Kittrell eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Kittrell of Hillsboro died after a long illness in a Birmingham hospital. She had captured the community’s sympathy during late 1963 and early 1964 and passed away shortly after midnight.
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Liddie Mae Kittrell
Fred Kittrell
Hillsboro
Birmingham
Liddie Mae
Liddie, Mae
Markets At A Glance In Chicago And New York
Markets at a glance show mixed stocks with quicker trading, steady bonds, and light cotton demand. In Chicago wheat and corn fall on export outlook, oats mix, while soybeans rise on stronger demand. hogs, cattle trade unevenly with tops noted.
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New York
Chicago
Last Week In Photo Contest at The Decatur Daily
The Decatur Daily announces a last week entry deadline for its amateur photo contest with four categories Activities Animals Scenes and Babies and Children. Entries must be mailed with a self addressed stamped envelope for return and include contestant name and address on the reverse side.
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Ecatur Daily
Mateur
Decatur Daily
Decatur
Grenier Said Tied To Payoff
An affidavit charges Louis Flax a Democratic National Committee employee received a $1000 payoff for delivering copies of private Democratic messages and schedules to John Grenier executive director of the Republican National Committee Grenier declined to comment.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
John Grenier
Republican National Committee
Louis Flax
Democratic Party
Grenier
Flax
Wayne Phillips
Lewis
Phillips
Gop
Enigmatic Dweller in the Valley and Second Sight
In Huntsville the Daily reports on a century old resident famed for second-sight and baffling skeptics. The piece combines local lore with frontier psychology, highlighting unexplained mental phenomena believed to border science and mysticism.
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Heaven
Horatio
Hamlet
Huntsville
North Alabama
John Knox
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Bellman
Okla
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