Warren panel to submit security proposals by January
Washington officials said a four man committee named by President Johnson to study presidential security will have its proposals ready by January. The group met with Johnson at the White House as Secret Service officials defended mingling with crowds during motorcades as standard practice.
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Four-Year-Old Drowns At Apartment Pool
Don Eliot Andrews died after falling into a pool at the Tom O Shanter Apartments. Joyce and Oscar Cutting lived there with him. Dolly Span saw the incident from her window and alerted others. rescue personnel could not revive him. Juvenile authorities will investigate the accident.
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European Journey Eyed If Lyndon Wins Election
President Johnson envisions a peace pilgrimage to Europe within weeks after the November 3 election if he wins. He aims to meet Soviet Premier Khrushchev and speakers from NATO in Paris in November or December, with visits to De Gaulle, Erhard, and the British prime minister. Johnson believes his top post election task is advancing world peace and would pursue talks with NATO officials and De Gaulle. He also anticipates renewed talks with Erhard and a potential 1965 meeting with Khrushchev, noting hopeful signs from East-West accords like wheat sales and the Moscow-Washington hotline.
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Obituaries Foner Gates and James Smith
Richard Horace Gates died after a long illness in Las Vegas. Funeral services will be held at Sun Serre Wortiene Cemetery with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. He was born 1908 in Ardmore and was a teacher and writer. Survivors include his wife and children, plus siblings. James Smith died at a local hospital. Funeral services at Berhel Baptise Church with Rev Jesse Wesley officiating and burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. Born March 23 1954 in North Dakota, he lived with his parents and attended England Elementary School. Surviving relatives include parents Rev and Mrs Clarence Smith and ten siblings living in Las Vegas.
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Humphrey Attacks Goldwater Over Nuclear Record
In Detroit a Democratic vice presidential candidate cites Goldwater as reckless in words and deeds. He touts U S military growth and warns of gaps in missiles submarines and bombers while urging a November vote for responsible leadership.
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Miller accuses Democrats of massive distortions in GOP stance
Grand Junction Colorado William Miller the Republican vice presidential candidate accused the Democrats of widespread distortions of the GOP position to obscure the true stance. He spoke as the campaign sought to define the party line and counter Democratic criticisms nationwide.
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Plan to recess Congress for mid November debated in Senate
Senate leaders discussed a weekend recess to return on November 15 after the election as a way to break the stalemate. Speaker and GOP reactions were mixed with questions about Democratic motives and possible political overtones.
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Three Women Arrested Over Resorting Violations
Deputies arrested three women on suspicion of violating the county resorting ordinance after posing late day dates instead of night hours. The subjects, Carolyn Jean Roberts 23 Barbara Lynn Locke 22 and JoAnn Marie Goodman 22, were released on bail. Three Strip bellhops who arranged the meetings were also detained and their work cards seized.
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Jewelry and cash stolen from Mrs Leonard apartment
Sheriff's department investigates a theft reported by Mrs Jane Leonard of 241 Sands Ave. About $25 in cash and roughly $3,000 worth of jewelry disappeared while she was away at a pool and laundry room.
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GM strike widens layoffs at multiple plants
Detroit reports the UAW strike against General Motors reaching non striking workers. AC Spark Plug in Flint sent 500 home with 400 more to be laid off. Harrison Radiator Vision plants in Lockport and Buffalo plan end of shift layoffs for about 5900. By Friday total cuts near 2100 at AC Spark Plug and 2300 at Term gburg plant. Neutral tone on negotiations and lack of settlement prospects.
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Soviet Aid to Greek Cypriots Claimed No Strings Attached
Greek Cypriot Foreign Minister Spyros Kyprianou said the Soviet Union agreed to military aid with no strings attached and that a completely satisfactory pact was signed, though details were not released.
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State Department denies deleting security records
The State Department refutes Republican charges that it is removing security files. Spokesman Robert J. McCloskey says duplicates are being purged while active files remain fully maintained. In another update, Senate conferees voted to hold out for Johnson’s health care bill, widening a deadlock risking adjournment.
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Negotiations Collapse On Maine to Texas Longshoremen Strike
Talks to avert a cross country longshoremen strike broke down yesterday and a midnight walkout was called from Maine to Texas. President Johnson acted quickly to avert a coastwise tie up by invoking the Taft Hartley Act.
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Disease studied in New Jersey amid encephalitis fears
State health officials in Camden report studying between 25 and 40 possible cases of a disease similar to the Houston encephalitis outbreak. The illness is tentatively blamed for two deaths in New Jersey.
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Juvenile Auto Chase Ends in Fence Crash in North Las Vegas
Two of three juveniles linked to shoplifting at six Las Vegas stores were captured after a high speed chase through North Las Vegas. Their car crashed into the fence of County Commission Chairman James Sailor Ryan near Walnut and Owens Street, as Deputy Denny Hardy pursued them. The third youth was already in custody. the pair missing since Saturday were apprehended yesterday and sent to the juvenile home for disposition.
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Sailor) Ryan
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Sheriff Promotes Deputies in Detective Division
Sheriff Ralph Lamb announced new positions in the sheriff's department detective division. Clark becomes lieutenant in charge of the detective bureau with swing and graveyard shifts, Romanski advances to sergeant, and Jay Boren moves to the complaint and liaison desk. Wellington shifts from special enforcement to the detective bureau.
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