French Communists Probe Khrushchev Riddle
A French Communist delegation arrived in Moscow to seek answers about Nikita Khrushchev's ouster as premier and party leader on October 14. Italian and Austrian parties plan visits as Western reaction grows, while East European states express mixed views and China offers cautious restraint.
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Jacques Chambaz
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Suslov
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Austria
Cuba
Israel
Alexei N. Kosygin
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Gavin claims state workers pressured for campaign funds
Republican gubernatorial candidate Robert L. Gavin charged at a Raleigh rally that state employees are pressured to donate 8 percent of a month's salary to Democrats. He urged a constitutional Civil Service merit system funded by 1 percent of the state employe budget and merit-based hiring in all agencies.
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N.C
Belican
Robert L. Gavin
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Sanford
Tal City
Vin
Furniture makers urge individuality in home style
Kroehler vice president Burow tells the fall Southern furniture market that American consumers seek personal expression in furniture. He says today’s buyers aim to be different from others inside their homes, a trend driving high sales and varied styling into 1965.
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R. E. Burow
Kroehler Manufacturing Co
Southern Furniture Exposition
Buron
R. E. Buron
Kroehler Manufac Co
Joneses
Burow
Kroehler
U S Grants Asylum To Hungarian At Anchorage Stop
An Olympic defector from Hungary Gabor Andres Balla 22 was granted asylum in the United States in Anchorage Alaska after a Tokyo to New York flight diversion for a refueling stop. He had been slated for entry to the United States but received asylum on arrival. It marked the fourth Hungarian to defect at the Olympics in two days.
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Gabor Andres Balla
Balla
Nikita Khrushchev
Goldwater Tries For Texas Vote
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater campaigns in Texas amid attacks on Johnson and Humphrey. He stops in Wichita Falls and Austin, labeling Johnson’s aides as a “curious crew” and accusing Humphrey of backing loyalty oaths and UN moves.
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Hubert Humphrey
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Americans For Democratic Action
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Goldwater
Khanh Keeps Power as Army Chief in Saigon Shakeup
In Saigon a bloodless coup leader Maj. Gen Nguyen Khanh is named to new government posts while staying real power as army chief. The council reportedly picks Tran Van Huong as premier with Nguyen Luu Vien also mentioned for a top role.
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Ito
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet
Suu
Tran van Huong
Nguyen Luu Vien
Khanh
Egg Misses LBJ in Baltimore Campaign Stop
President Johnson faced a hostile moment in Baltimore when an egg was thrown, initially believed to hit him but later reported to strike a photographer. The disruption followed rallies in Memphis and Chattanooga as Johnson argued against Goldwater's charges and boasted of U S military strength.
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Texas
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Inequities In Research Fund Noted
A House Space subcommittee urged a federal fix for unequal distribution of research funds among states. It warned against penalizing institutions that have benefited from location and effort. In 1963 California received $3.8 billion, or 38.4 percent, of all research contracts.
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House Space
House Space Subcommittee, Was Based On Oneee Eee
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