Nations mark Bolshevik revolution amid protests and crisis
Reports from Moscow and beyond describe delegates from Communist China leaving a Kremlin rally as the Soviet leadership denounces policies linked to a cultural revolution, while Italy endures deadly storms and Florence cleans mud after the Arno flood. Additional dispatches cover Viet Nam battles near Saigon, a German election showing a nationalist party gain seats, and the US political chase toward 1986 campaigns.
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Fischer Boy Wonder Triggers Havana World Chess Row
U S chess prodigy Bobby Fischer refused to play during a world title match in Havana prompting a four game forfeit after a clash over a Jewish Sabbath observing schedule with Tigran Petrosyan. The Soviet team rejected the last minute change while Cuban officials failed to mediate. Henry Charles Dickens Jr. died in London, heir to the novelist’s name and an attorney father of Monica Dickens.
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Nominee Moloney dies before Kentucky election
John J. Moloney 61, Covington mayoral and congressional nominee, collapsed in a Louisville hotel room and died. He met his brother and Louisville labor leader Sam Ezelle earlier. his 4th District opponent is M. G. Snyder of Jeffersonville.
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GOP Hopes Ride on State Races in 1965 Election
Republican leaders forecast gains in state legislatures as a base for 1965 campaigns. Ray Bliss cites the long-term rebuild, while Nixon projects a potential gain of 700 seats to offset 1964 losses. Democrats hold 3,258 seats to Republicans 592 in state senates and 1,837 to 1,862 in lower houses. Reagan’s governor campaign aids the push in California, with hopes for several Senate wins and more in the House. In Virginia, Republicans control the Senate but not the House.
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Republicans Eye Gains in State Legislatures Across States
Viewpoint chairman Victor Smith says a Republican legislature ininois is likely as GOP Senate candidate Charles Percy leads Democrat Paul Douglas in Illinois. Romney backs senator Griffin in Michigan while courting state races, and Alabama South Carolina gains loom as Republicans push to control both chambers. In Pennsylvania Philadelphia’s GOP hopes to widen state gains, potentially recapturing the House and strengthening the Senate.
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New Hair Loss Cure Ad Promises Growth
An Houston laboratory advertises a program to stop hair loss and grow hair. It offers a 32 day trial at their risk with confidential mail responses and no obligation. The piece stresses not every case can be helped and urges action before it is too late.
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