Miller Blames Press Coverage as Campaign Ends
William E. Miller complained that the press shaped major campaign controversies. He said coverage was uneven but admitted some fairness, and he toured 60 000 miles, delivering 155 speeches in 133 cities across 40 states before final stops in Lancaster and Philadelphia. He warned Goldwater’s leadership could depend on the election outcome.
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William E. Miller
New York
Lockport Co
Humphrey
Johnson
Miller
Lancaster
Washington
Republican Party
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
FCC Denies Equal Time For Barry
Washington AP report says the FCC on Oct 18 rejected Barry Johnson requests for equal air time. An FCC spokesman called the networks’ actions reasonable in denying equal time to the Republican candidate. The commission said networks did not abuse their discretion in this area.
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Washington
Federal Communications Combation
FCC
Repenica Party
Johnson
Three Suspects Arrested In Rare Jewel Theft Case
FBI reports three suspects arrested in Florida and New York linked to the theft of 22 gems from the Museum of Natural History. The haul included the Star of India and a renowned star ruby valued over 300000, with some stones deemed priceless. Suspects Kuhn Murphy and an unnamed Miami resident face charges of transporting stolen jewelry across state lines.
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FBI
Museum of Natural History
India
Miami
Allen Dale Kuhn
Jack Rolland Murphy
Kuhn
Brickell Town House
Brickell Ave
West Side
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Murphy
Murph
Fire destroys rural church in Tippah County Mississippi
Predawn blaze gut a wooden Antioch Baptist Church near Ripley Mississippi as the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party holds a get out the vote rally. Sheriff Wayne Mooney says the fire followed two earlier thefts and the hallmarked church is burned to ashes with authorities unsure of suspect details.
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Ripley
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
Wayne Mooney
Tippah County
Mississippi
Antioch Baptist Church
Council of Federated Organizations
Chure
Fannie Lou Hamer
Ruleville
Freedom Party
Banker Confesses Misuse Of Funds In Valentine Neb
Dick Davenport, 45, president of the Nebraska State Bank in Valentine, admitted misappropriating about 1.5 million dollars used in land and cattle deals, stock market and gambling. Examiners shut the bank and Davenport was jailed before dawn. Davenport had been a respected banker, churchman, and civic figure in the 3,000 population town, supported by his wife and two sons. Local cattle officials warned of impact on recent sales and deposits.
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Valentine
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Dick Davenport
Davenport
Nebraska State Bank
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University of Ne
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