Miller Opens Campaign in Lockport with GOP Backing
Rep. William E. Miller formally launches his bid in Lockport as Barry Goldwater headlines the welcome. The event attracts notable figures amid sharp attacks on AdA leaders Humphrey and calls to ease Red China ties and roll back internal security laws.
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Alliance For Progress
Wreck Solves Traffic Problem in Pelican Alaska
Pelican residents rely on a boardwalk serving as main street in the roadless village of 150 fishermen and natives. A collision between a vehicle and a motorbike caused minor injuries to one rider and totaled the motorbike.
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Pelican, Alaska
Pelican
Alaska
Billy Worrell
Spacecraft In Orbit Malfunctions Probed By Scientists
CAPE KENNEDY Fila AP OGO I drifted from earth on a near circular path as scientists investigate why two experiments and the main radio antenna failed. The satellite carries magnetometer and ion electron instruments on booms plus a 4 foot boom, and the craft was to monitor space hazards for NASA and universities. Further telemetry analysis aims to reveal the malfunction cause and solar flare data benefits for future astronaut missions.
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Space Agency
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Hurricane Dora May Alter Its Course Over Caribbean
The Weather Bureau warned that steering currents could change and Dora's track might shift. At 5 a.m. the center was at 23.9 N, 62.0 W about 1,150 miles east of Miami, moving northwest at 10 mph with a turn expected tonight and Sunday. Forecaster Arnold Sugg called it a fifty-fifty proposition.
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Weather Bureau
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Humphrey Opens Campaign in Minneapolis Night
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey returns to Minnesota to launch his bid for the nation's second-highest office. He speaks at the University of Minnesota after a flight into Minneapolis. Gov. Rolvaag proclaims Hubert Humphrey Day and a motorcade follows to St Paul before a Waverly stop.
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Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
University of Minnesota
Washington
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St. Paul
Karl Rolvaag
Hubert Humphrey
Twin Cities
Public reaction to assassination study reported
Los Angeles AP reports findings from the American Psychological Association on how people responded to the assassination. Most cried or felt numb while a minority maintained normal activities over the four days after the event.
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Los Angeles
Harvey Oswald
Jury Acquits Pair In Negros Death
Two white men, Sims and Myers, were acquitted in the night rider slaying of Lemuel Penn, an Army Reserve lieutenant colonel. They still face federal conspiracy charges. Penn was killed July 11 when a shotgun blast came from a passing car as he rode home from Ft. Benning duty.
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Danielsville
Washington, D.C
Lemuel Penn
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil William Myers
Superior Court
Sine
Myers
Sims
FBI
Penn
Washington
Ft. Benning
Madison County
Critical Cyprus situation could flare into war soon
AP reports Dean Acheson will tell President Johnson that Cyprus could be settled in time but war might break out at almost any moment. Acheson, returning from Geneva, notes progress with Greek and Turkish differences and criticizes Makarios policy, signaling mixed signals on the crisis.
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Dean Acheson
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Geneva
Cyprus
Iweeks
Makarios
Acheson
Witness Attacked as Cuba Travel Hearings Continue
The House Committee on Un American Activities wrapped two days of hearings marked by violence and chaotic remarks with little new info on Cuba travel. A witness was hospitalized after an attack by a Nazi follower despite heavy police presence. The panel debated personal finances and a question on funding riots.
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Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Cuba
United States
Moderate Wins Chile Vote Seen Commie Setback
Eduardo Frei a 56-year-old physician with Pro Western aims defeated Allende by a large margin in Chile's presidential vote. Frei vows humility as he takes office November 4 for a six year term, restoring relations with Cuba and curbing communist influence amid a record turnout of over 2.5 million voters.
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Chile
Allende
Eduardo Frei
U.S
Cuba
Frei
Julio Duran
Radical Party
Miss North Carolina Sharon Finch Heads to Atlantic City
Sharon Finch of Thomasville leaves next week for Atlantic City to compete for the Miss America crown. High Point supporters rally as she travels to represent the region in the pageant. The Enterprise Sunday features her story among other weekend items.
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