Nixon predicts GOP sweep in 196? campaign tour ends
35-State tour ends with Nixon predicting major Republican gains across Georgia Arkansas Tennessee and Illinois races. He claims Callaway Maddox Baker and Percec y will win, cites victory for Ronald Reagan in California and vows no aid to nations trading with the enemy. He criticizes Johnson policy on Vietnam and urges a national price protest day. Nixon plans absentee vote and return to New York.
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Irwin J. Miller Jong
Democrat Anderson
Ind
Richard the People
M. Nixon
Johnson
Congress
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Georgia
Arkansas
U. S
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Tennessee
Nixon
Charles H. Percy
Paul H. Douglas
Edmund G. Brown
Ronald Reagan
Howard H
Bo) Callaway
Lester G. Maddox
Winthrop Rockefeller
Jim Johnson
Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Howard H. Baker Jr
Senate
Everett M
Nixo
White House
Johnson Campaign News From Texas Polls and Plans
President Johnson voted early amid election chatter in Texas where Senate race pits Con Carr against John Tower. Postmaster General O Brien and Treasury official Camp accompanied the Johnsons. Johnson hopes for surgery soon after tests at Brooke Army Medical Center while Gov Connally and Rep Pickel seek re election.
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Corley
Johnsons
Lawrence F. O’ Brien
William B. Camp
Treasury Department
James J. Saxon
O'Brien
Texas
U.S. Senate
John F. Kennedy
Waggoner Carr
John Tower
Carr- Tower
Carr
San Antonio
John B. Connally
J. J
Jacke) Pickel
Austin
Brooke Army Medical Center
Observance Set for Black Lick Education Week
Observance set for Black Lick Education Week with a visit to Burrell Elementary on Wednesday November 9 from 7 to 9 p.m. The event invites community members to tour the school and participate in activities.
Eisenhower Casts Vote Early at Barlow Fire Hall
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived at the Barlow Fire Hall in Gettysburg to vote in the general election. He wore a shirt, tie and sport coat, greeted seven voters, spoke briefly, and received ballot number 24 escorted by two Secret Service agents from his Gettysburg area farm. Mrs Mamie Eisenhower planned to vote later.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D.eisenhower
Barlow
Eisenhower
Secret Service
Mamie Eisenhower
Bear mauls girl at High Point State Park incident
At High Point State Park in New York a caged bear bit off the right arm of 3 year old Port Jervis girl Tomi V. Wils while she fed two black bears sugar cubes. The child was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Troopers said the sugar cube stuck to her mitten before the bite.
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High Point State Park
Port Jervis
N.Y
Tomi V. Wils
Navy transport ship Kula Gulf catches fire at Pearl Harbor
A Navy spokesman said the Kula Gulf burned at its Ford Island berth Monday night but damage appeared limited and no injuries were reported. The cause was not yet determined. Built in 1945, the Kula Gulf is operated by Military Sea Transport Service.
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Honolulu
Ford Island
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Kula Gulf
Military Sea Transport Service
Soviet Poet Yevtushenko Opens U.S. Tour at Queens College
Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko, 33, began a six week United States tour with a two hour poetry recital at Queens College New York City. He read in Russian after each poem was spoken in English by Barry Boys to an audience of about 2 100 persons.
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New York
Yevgeny Yevtushenko
United States
Queens College
New York City
Barry Boys
Baby Girl Dies In Plastic Bag In Pa Home
A 23 month old girl was found dead with a plastic bag over her head in her Upper Darby home Monday. Police said the child was found by her mother Betty Lynn Parkins and pronounced dead on arrival at Delaware County Memorial Hospital.
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Upper Darby
Betty Lynn Parkins
Delaware County Memorial Hospital
Shapp Votes In Converted Old Stable
Philadelphia AP report notes Milton Shapp voting in a 100year-old stable converted to a community center near his Merion home. Shapp, accompanied by his wife Muriel and their dog Cleo, said the outcome rests with the people and expressed confidence. The district favors Republicans five to one with 194 Democrats and 700 Republicans registered.
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Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Murial
Philadelphia
Merian
Raymond P. Shafer
R. Philip 3Rd
Shafers
Meadville
Shafer
Shapp
Mileton Shapp
Merion
Muriel
Cleo
Cross Country Trip To Vote McGarry Makes Long Ballot Journey
John W. McGarry, chief counsel to the Congressional Election Commission, planned a cross country vote trip. He applied for an absentee ballot in California but never received it, and with a limit of one to four votes, he could not obtain a second ballot. Secretary Kevin White said McGarry would fly to Boston, his legal residence, to vote and return to California.
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Boston
John W. McGarry
McGarry
Congressional Election Commission
Washington
California
Kevin H. White
Tow oil rig near Australia drift ends in tow
The Sedco 135E oil rig, drifting off eastern Australia since last Thursday, was secured in tow after tangling with the American tug Alice L. Moran. The tug diverted to Sydney for propeller clearance, then reattached a line to the rig.
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Sydney
Australia
Alice L. Moran
Penna Election At Glance Voters prepare for state races
The Associated Press notes Pennsylvania election hours 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. with about 5.5 million registered voters at 9,424 polling places. Weather expected cloudy mild. Major offices on the ballot include governor lieutenant governor secretary of internal affairs and many legislative seats. Leading candidates include Milton Shapp and Raymond Shafer for governor, Leonard Staisey and Raymond Brodrick for lieutenant governor, Genevieve Lei and John Ta for secretary of internal affairs, Clinton Budd Palmer and Juanita Kidd Stout for Superior Court.
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Superior Court
House of Representative
Senate
Milton J. Shapp
Raymond P. Shafer
George Taylor
Edward S. Swartz
Leonard Staisey
Raymond Brodrick
John K. Ta
Woman Awarded 1.2 Million in Drug Injury Case
A State Supreme Court jury in White Plains awarded 31 year old Mrs. Opotowitz 1.2 million for injuries from the anticholesterol drug MER29. She suffered hair loss skin problems and cataracts requiring two operations and still lacks peripheral vision. The award split 350 000 compensatory and 850 000 punitive. The James Merrill Co division of Richardson Merrill manufactured MER29 which entered market in 1961 and left in 1962.
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N.Y
State
Supreme Court
Edward Opotowitz
James §. Merrill Co
Richardson-Merrill
Tohnson City
Tex
American Society For the President
Johnson
Americmals
Briarcliff Macans
Inor
Tomortore
Obituary: Mrs Via Cochran Lydic Kramer 89 Orrville Ohio
Mrs Via Cochran Lydic Kramer aged 89 of Orrville Ohio died Sunday November 6 1966 at Osteopathic Hospital Orrville. Friends may call 7 to 10 p m today at Raleigh Funeral Home Hillsdale. Funeral services 1 30 p m Wednesday Rev Dale Rhodes officiating. Interment Oakland Cemetery Indiana.
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Orrville
Clymer R.D
Osteopathic Hospital
Raleigh Funeral Home
Hillsdale
Dale Rhodes
Oakland Cemetery
Indiana
Matt Pluto
Coral
Ittadiana Hospital
Poland
Matt
Mary Rzeznik Pluto
Pluto
DuBois
Ernest
St. Francis Church
Graceton
UMWA
Lucernemines
Coral Graceton Sportsmen's Club
Alex
Ray
Isabell) Nerkowski
William
Maria) Wright
Pittsburgh
Eugene
South Carolina
Matthew
Patrick J. Hallow
Homer City
Father M. Kowal
Robinson-Lytle's
Zion Lutheran Church
Elwood L. Stark
Garden of Devotions
Greenwood Cemetery
Bert Ernestorf
Dayton R. D
Armstrong County Memorial Hospital
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Creighton
John
Katherine Shraub Orf
Sadie Watt
Orf
Evangelial United Brethren Church
FOE
Punxsutawney
Dayton
Dayton R.D
Leon
James
Marie) Powell
Punxsutawney R.D
Katherine Roberts
Homestead
Samuel
Springdale
Herman
Arnold
Charles
Saxonburg
Ely Funeral Home
Frank Hoflenbaugh
Zion Cemetery
Porter
Hazel Ruth (Syster) Coy
Armagh
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Pine Two
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Penn Run
Erie
Coy
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Delbert
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Jane) Dunmire
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Dorothy) Ochs
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Delila) Price
Eric
Lawrence Syster
Penn Rin R.D
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S.vongstown
George McNeel
Brethren
Casting Ballots In Nation Shapes 1966 Outlook
The piece analyzes 1966 political shifts across state executives and Congress. It notes Republicans may gain several state executive posts and up to about 30 House seats, while anticipating limited changes in Johnson's Senate bloc. It mentions education funding battles and potential cross-party alignments before the new Congress.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
House
Congress
Cotulla
Tex
Elections Today See Democrats Hold Large Lead Across Offices
The lineup at stake includes 35 governorships 35 senate seats and 435 House seats with Democrats favored across the board. Governors 20 5 Senate 20 15 House 294 139 plus 2 vacancies. Holdovers favor Democrats governors 13 2 Senate 47 18. Forecasts suggest mild Republican gains in governorships and House with little Senate shift. Turnout expected 56 to 59 million voters amid varied weather. Early voting in virtually all areas with polls closing 7 p m to 2 a m EST Alaska. Unofficial tabulations expected faster than ever as National Elections Service coordinates precincts and courthouses nationwide.
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Rockies
Plains
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Lower Midwest
Ohio Valley
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Mississippi
Alaska
Cooperative National Elections Service
Hoffa Time To Pay Back Taxes Contracted
Hoffa and the IRS reached a settlement where James R. Hoffa will pay 24 367 dollars in back taxes for the years 1952 and 1956 60. The agreement caps further claims as the IRS pursues additional cases against him. A tax court judge approved the settlement noting deductions for attorney fees in a related criminal case. The move follows a string of political activity and statements by Hoffa during the period.
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Detroit
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Allan H. Heres
Washington
Hoffa
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Supreme Court
Nets not votes and minor injuries amid crashes
AP reports two West Mifflin men died after separate crashes last month, Joseph Poyazan 37 and Gerald Bell 23, with Bell dying after a car struck a utility pole in Munroe. In Honolulu a minor injury was reported on Oct 22 aboard a ship in Pearl Harbor, while a Kula Gulf incident referenced life jackets and damaged trees in San Francisco and San Francisco Bay area.
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West Mifflin
Joseph M. Poyazan
Gerald Bell
Homestead
Pova- Honolulu
San Francisco
Military Sea Transport Service
Bell
San Francis
Kula Gulf
Munco
Pearl Harbor
Propose More Funds To Missions To Propose More Funds To Missions
The Most Rev Fulton J Sheen will urge US and Canadian Catholic bishops at their Washing ton conference to allocate no less than 5 percent of church revenues to aid the world's poor He also suggested keeping church building costs modest and supporting missions with a 20 percent tax if a diocese spends more on a new church The interview focused on aid to underdeveloped nations and the destitute in the United States over conversions
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New York
Fulton J. Sheen
Washington
America
Sheen
Society For the Propagation of the Faith
Catholic Church Missionary Arm
Rochester
N.Y
Society
United States
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