Nixon Wallace Humphrey campaign swings hit major cities
Nixon drew a large crowd in Moline promising a strong finish as Wallace campaigned in Peoria with LeMay going to Vietnam. Humphrey drew 20 000 to 45 000 on Wall Street where he attacked Nixon and praised financiers while Muskie disclosed net worth and pressed debates among the candidates.
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Moline
Mississippi River
Wallace
Peoria
Indiana
Curtis L. LeMay
Vietnam
U.S
Humphrey
Wall Street
New York City
Hubert Humphrey
United States
Edmundé. Muskie
Muskie
Gold prices seen between 37 and 42 dollars next year
London dealer Paul Jeanty of Samuel Montagu & Co. predicted the free market price of gold would hover from 37 to 42 dollars an ounce over the next year. He cited policy shifts and market factors including Russia, South Africa, and U S policy as influencers.
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London
Ir. Bullion
Paul Jeanty
Samuel Montagu & Co., Ltd
American Mining Congress
Convention Center
Jeanty
Russia
South Africa
Wallace Gains In Week Poll With Humphrey
Sindlinger & Co survey of 1,804 voters across 48 states during late October shows George C. Wallace gaining ground as the candidate who did the best job in vote gathering while Hubert H. Humphrey also rises slightly and Richard M. Nixon slips a touch. The sample would imply about 116.6 million voters represented.
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New York
UPI
Sindlinger & Co
George C. Wallace
Sindlinger
Norwood
Survy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wallace
Richard M. Nixon
New York Playboy Convicted of Manslaughter in LSD Death
Robert Lipman, a 36 year old New York playboy, is found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Claudie Delbarre, an 18 year old in London, after an LSD induced incident. He is acquitted of murder. The judge urges deportation after the sentence. Lipman fled to New York following the death and was later extradited.
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London
UPI
Robert Lipman
New York
Claudie Delbarre
Lipman
Michael Eastham
Eastham
Helenus Milmo
Old Bailey
Claudie
Chelsea
Scotland Yard
Britain
Congress approves tough gun and ammunition controls
Congress passes a broad bill restricting interstate gun and ammo shipments. It bans sales to under 21 for pistols and 18 for rifles, bars sales to felons and certain dangerous individuals, and requires dealer records. A seven day affidavit check and strong penalties accompany the new rules.
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Congress
American B52s Press Home Raids To Counter Weather
In a 15 minute national radio and TV address the United States reported 1654 Communist war dead last week. B52 Stratofortresses targeted antiaircraft and artillery positions up to a mile above the Demilitarized Zone. Smaller bombers flew 115 missions in the os Vietnamese panhandle destroying five bridges 17 boats and two trucks. A Navy A7 Corsair pilot observed a surface to air missile from above 19th parallel the first such report since strikes restricted to below that line on April 1. The rocket missed the U S aircraft and landed near Vinh. South Vietnamese forces on the central coast were ambushed near Tam Quan with moderate casualties. The Reds shelled rear elements to hinder reinforcements. No Communist losses were reported. Elsewhere Communist gunners harassed the Thuong Duc Green Beret camp southwest of Da Nang.
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Zonz
Os Vietnamese Panhandle
U.S
Vinh
South Vietnam
Saigon
Tam Qrun
Thuong Duc
da Nang
Suit Accuses Wallace Of Fund Misuse
Alabama lawmaker Bryce Graham filed a federal suit accusing George Wallace Seymour Trammell Cecil Jackson and Lurleen Wallace of looting public funds properties and employees for Wallace s presidential campaign The filing seeks an injunction and cites Brewer Griffin and others as conspirators asserting misused state monies and personnel totaling several hundred thousand dollars.
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Montgomery
Ala
UPI
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Seymour Trammell
Cecil Jackson
Lurleen B. Wallace
Bryce Graham
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Albert Brewer
Graham
Brewer
Trammell
Jackson
Apollo 7 Prepares After Apollo 1 Fire Tragedy
Apollo 7 fires up for a non stop Moon mission test after the Apollo 1 cabin fire killed White and Chaffee. The redesigned spacecraft features fireproofing and a quick escape hatch as engineers aim for a Christmas time rendezvous and lunar flight readiness.
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Ward White
Roger Chaffee
Moon
Frank Borman
James Lovell
William Anders
Congress Passes Small Foreign Aid Bill in House
The House approved the smallest foreign aid bill in history, clearly limiting new funds and blocking a proposed $160 million U S contribution to the IDA World Bank program. The Senate moved a separate measure to authorize a new government financed credit program for underdeveloped countries purchasing U S arms.
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Inter-American Bank
Asian Development Bank
Ryukyu Islands
Congress
U.S
International Development Association
IDA
Easy Money
World Bank
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
White House
Senate House
Pittsburgh Schools See Violence and Police Action Across City
Police detained 50 students at Conroy Junior High amid a truancy and racial tension episode. Classes at Conroy were suspended after two firecrackers exploded. Police reinforced South Hills High as students roamed in large groups. Philadelphia saw continued unrest with two schools closed for the week after Black white clashes. Authorities warned of a tax delay to pressure reform. Chicago schools faced walkouts with guard presence at Harrison High and broader racial protests linked to history curriculum demands.
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Pittsburgh
Conroy Junior High School
South Hills High School
Philadelphia
Bok Vocational High School
South Philadelpha High School
Bok
Bok-Edison
Paul Cortona
Chicago
Harrison High Schol
Austin High School
Austin
Admiral Radford Flags Soviet Threats at Mining Congress
Retired Admiral Radford warns that Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia signals ongoing communist aims. He argues UN action will be limited and condemns Soviet disregard for old treaties. The Las Vegas Mining Congress closes after drawing about 15 000 delegates and exhibitors. Kaiser Steel buys a 200 ton Unit Rig truck for 365000 dollars with another 200 ton truck ordered.
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Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
United Nations General Assembly
Radford
Rhodesia
Las Vegas
Convention Center
Kaiser Steel
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LeMay
Washington
Playboy
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Treasury
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Pentagon
Internal Revenue
Sheldon Cohen
Sai
von Braun
Okonite
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