U S Watches Soviet Leadership Shifts From Washington
U S officials monitor possible further upheaval in the Soviet Union as President Johnson meets congressional leaders for two and a half hours and calls a White House meeting of the foreign policy advisory committee. The panel will receive world developments and evaluate potential actions in coming weeks. Johnson says details of discussions with Democrats and Republicans remain undisclosed.
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Boost Claimed For LBJ In Illinois Straw Poll
Illinois Democrats say President Johnson leads Len Barry Goldwater in state polls as NAACP driven registration boosts turnout in Chicago. NAACP official predicts Johnson will win 99 percent of black votes, amid a 39 percent rise in registered voters.
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Keane Named Manager of Yankees
Johnny Keane was named manager of the New York Yankees at a midtown press conference. The Texas native, 52, takes over after resigning from the St. Louis Cardinals 19 hours post World Series win over the Yankees. Keane signed for one year estimated around 45000 dollars. he previously earned 35000 with the Cards during their championship season.
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Teller Is Fined 1500 For Embezzling From Caroleen Bank
Velma Joan Hicks Taylor, a teller at the Caroleen branch of Security Bank and Trust Co., pleaded guilty to embezzling 7000. Judge Braxton Craven sentenced her to 18 months in prison, suspended on repayment, and placed her on probation for three years. FBI reports say the funds supported her family.
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Goldwater pushes FBI Jenkins inquiry in campaign
Sen. Barry Goldwater asks FBI Director Hoover for a full security review of Walter Jenkins as he campaigns on morality in government and security. Goldwater reports two agents questioned him in Chicago about Jenkins and notes lack of a formal security check before Jenkins joined the White House staff.
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North Carolina eyes 1.5 million voter turnout predicted
Political note by William A. Shires notes NC voters may reach or exceed 1.5 million in the 1964 general election. Past totals were 1,368,966 in presidential year and 1,349,223 in gubernatorial year. Unofficial registration data suggest about 200,000 more eligible voters and over 1,850,000 registered or eligible voters statewide.
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Herbert Hoover Dies at 90 Former President
NEW YORK AP Former President Herbert Crook Hoover died at age 90 in his New York apartment after a long illness. He lapsed into a terminal coma two hours before death as his two sons joined him in his Waldorf Towers suite. Hoover will lie in state at St Bartholomew's Church, then services in Washington, with burial at a national park site in West Branch, Iowa.
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Frosty Weather To Persist In North Carolina
The Associated Press reports continued frosty conditions in North Carolina for about 24 hours as a cold air mass sits off the coast. Warmer air from Canada is expected to bring sunny skies and milder temperatures after Wednesday. Monday's snow on Clingman's Dome did not stick.
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Johnson Schedules Series of Home Stretch Campaign Trips
AP report outlines President Johnson planning a multi state swing through Maryland New Jersey New York California Pennsylvania and the Midwest ahead of the November 3 election The campaign aims to boost Johnsons prospects by targeting key states while Goldwaters team counts on Florida and New York to influence the race.
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Eisenhower wary on Khrushchev ouster and Red China threat
Former President Eisenhower discusses Khrushchev's fall, Red China, and potential nuclear growth in an AP interview from Gettysburg. He says China needs years to gain delivery capability and warns of rising tension if Beijing builds nuclear power.
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