Gavin Campaigns In Wake County Towns Across NC
AP reports Gavin campaigns through nine Wake County towns near the Governor's Mansion, then visits tobacco towns and Duke University to speak on civil rights law and a $1 per hour minimum wage. He contrasts with Dan Moore on wage policy and promotes tobacco research for global competitiveness.
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Richard C. Bayer
Associated Press
APEX
N.C
Wake County
Grace
Duke University
Gavin
Appea
Bob
High Point
Anne Ee Whengi
North Carolina
Dan K. Moore
U.S. Su
Democrats Rally Uplifts Asheboro Crowd During Democratic Unity Cry
In Asheboro North Carolina Secretary of State Thad Broyhill and 9th District Congressman James T Broyhill faced a raucous rally. Eure a 64 year old council veteran demanded Bray's removal and urged party unity. The crowd chanted the Democratic unity cry featuring a donkey.
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Asheboro
N.C
Thad
James T. Broyhill
Lenoir
Eure
Council
Bray
Democratic Unity
Goldwater Campaign Begins Pennsylvanian Whistle Stop
Barry Goldwater launches a Pennsylvania campaign tour amid claims of a Johnson advantage. He denounces tactics and cites a hoped for strong GOP showing in Philadelphia while addressing crowds in Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. He rejects Communist support and stresses social security concerns.
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Barry Goldwater
Oshkosh
Wis
Goldwater
Walter R. Mears
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Johnson
Arizona
White House
Midwest
Pittsburgh
Sessuneer
Lewistown
GOP
Philadelphia
Eratic
Communist Party
LBJ Says U S Must Guide Changes In Reds
President Johnson said he secured a pledge from Soviet premier Kosygin that the USSR will pursue peace with the West and allow reforms inside its system. Johnson noted political systems change by historic circumstance and warned against expecting China or the USSR to soon become liberal societies.
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LBJ
U.S
Frank Cormier
Salt Lake City, Utah
Johnson
Soviet Union
W Kan
Philadel
Aerome
Alexei Kosygin
Maters
Jeune Gee ‘Cies
United States
China
Russia
Maser Light Beam Nobel Prize Winners Named
Dr. Charles Townes of MIT and two Russian scientists shared the 1964 Nobel Prize in Physics for maser light beam work. Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin of Oxford received the chemistry award. Each prize totals 53 123 dollars.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Charles H. Townes
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Dorothy Crowfoot-Hodgkin
Oxford University
England
Alfred Nobel
Townes
Columbia University
Guerrillas Reportedly Captured Near Malacca Coast
About 60 Indonesian guerrillas attacked in two groups landing along Malaysia's southwest mainland coast. By nightfall nearly half were captured or forced to surrender, while others were pinned down 30 miles south of Malacca as Australian New Zealand and Malaysian forces close in. The raid was described as peaceful with no shots fired and the invaders urged to surrender.
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Malacca
Malaysia
Here
New Zealand
Report Claims U S Attacks on North Viet Nam Bombarded
North Viet Nam charged Friday that air and naval craft the U S and its agents bombed and shelled its territory. Washington officials said they had no word of such attacks. Radio Hanoi cited a North Vietnamese Foreign Ministry spokesman amplifying the charges.
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Tokyo
North Viet Nam
U.S
Washington
Hanoi
North Vietnamese
Foreign Ministry
United
Cha la Frontier Post
Democratic Republic of
Viet Nam
Quang Binh
Viet Nam- Laos
United States
South Viet Nam
Democratic Republic of Viet ‘Nam
Geneva
Ta Rua
Tapang
Ta Poi
Democratic Republic of Viet Nam
Gulf of Tonkin
Training Mission Crash Kills Two U.S. Pilots
Two U S Air Force pilots were killed when their aircraft crashed during a training mission 12 miles northeast of Saigon. The incident raises U S fatalities in South Vietnam from non combat accidents to 95. The crash occurred in Chau Doc Province as tensions flare with Cambodia amid cross border accusations.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Chau Doc
Sampans
Comeern
Gvernment
Air Force
Polaris Missile Flies From Submarine Off Atlantic
Navy tests Polaris missile aboard a long unmanned submarine station firing from beneath the Atlantic. The submarine, on patrol since 1960, had been in a steel cocoon for months before launching the early A1 model as hulls prepare for the A3 upgrade. Washington plans overhaul.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Washington
Eight Presidential Candidates With Causes Yet Little Hope
AP report notes minor party contenders like Joseph B. Lightburn of Constitution party Munn of States Rights party and Eric Hass of Labor pursue defined aims. Some candidates run write ins such as Louis E. Jaeckel and Homer Tomlinson. Several vied from home while Lightburn tours Texas.
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Washington
Joseph B. Lightburn
Johnson
Goldwater
Constitution Party
E. Harold Munn
Kitiey
Yeat
Munn
Lightburn
Jane Lew
W. Va
Alabama
States Rights Party
J. B. Stoner
Atlanta
Labor Party
Eric Hass
New York
Maknst
Deberry
Krajewski
Louis E. Jaeckel
Lancaster
S.C
American Party
Homer Tomlinson
Church of God
Eee
Hillsdale
Es Woomg
Texas
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G.gyp Ling
John Kasper
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