Johnson attacks Goldwater over Cuban crisis and TVA stance
President Johnson slams Barry Goldwater for questioning Kennedy's motives in the Cuban missile crisis and presses the Tennessee Valley Authority sale issue. On a six state tour, he criticizes Goldwater's timing and defends the current administration while urging voters to support his future plans.
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Johnson
Barry Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Kentucky
Tennessee
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
Goldwater
Louisville
Kennedy
Seattle
U.S
Nashville, Tenn
Goldwater Calls for Tough Anti Red Stand in U S
Senator Barry Goldwater told about 10 000 at Hughes Aircraft Co in Los Angeles the United States must take a firmer stance against Russian communism. He criticized Johnson for co existence with the Soviets and warned of a dangerous game with an unrelenting foe.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
Hughes Aircraft Co
United States
Johnson
Russia
Queen Elizabeth Arrives Amid Unmatched Canadian Security
Frogmen searched Wolfe s Cove and plain clothes police patrolled the Plains of Abraham as the Queen s yacht Britannia steamed into the St Lawrence. Checkpoints on all roads to Canada and ID checks for auto occupants underscored unprecedented security for the royal visit. The queen is to dock at Wolfe s Cove Saturday and continue to Ottawa after Quebec.
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Quebec
Wolfe’s Cove
Plains of Abraham
St. Lawrence
Prince Edward Island
Britannia
Ottawa
Fair Weather Northeast Kansas Preview For Weekend
Fair and not so cold tonight and Saturday in northeast Kansas. Tonight lows around the mid 30s, Saturday highs in the lower 70s. Temperature readings show mild variations with past records listed for this date.
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Kansas
Ellsworth Reports Kansas Recreation Boom and Flood Control
Rep. Robert F. Ellsworth says new recreation facilities mark a new era across Kansas. He cites the Perry 47 million lake, Pomona 14 million lake, and Clinton 28.5 million lake as examples of federal state cooperation for flood control water supply and recreation in eastern Kansas. Ellsworth, seeking re election in the 3rd District, notes his role in gaining congressional support.
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Overland Park, Kan
Kansas
Robert F. Ellsworth
Perry
Pomona
Clinton
Ellsworth
Congress
Gene Doane Seeks Insurance Agent Role
Advertisement announces Gene Doane seeking the position of insurance agent. It highlights recruitment for a sales role and invites inquiries for affiliation with an insurer.
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Gene Doane
Reds Must Pay U.N. Expenses
United Nations in New York reports the Soviet Union accusing the United States of pushing a showdown over peacekeeping assessments. The Security Council urged Malawi to join as the 113th member while warning over dues delinquency. Adlai Stevenson notified U Thant the U.S. will demand payment scrutiny at the November assembly.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
United Nations
U.N
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
U.N. Security Council
Malawi
Nyasaland
U.S
Assembly
U. S
Charles W. Yost
Fedorenko
Yost
General Assembly
Adlai E. Stevenson
U Thant
Deer Movements Threaten Drivers on Turnpike West of Lawrence
U S deer activity increases in Douglas County with daytime and nighttime movement. A deer struck a car 14 miles west of Lawrence on the Turnpike, killing the animal and causing $100 car damage. The driver Vera Lux and her husband Harold, both 60, were unhurt. Authorities note this is the second deer collision this week and expect deer to roam area by late October, turning county roads into hazard zones.
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Douglas County
Lawrence
Vera Lux
Mission
Harold
Turnpike
Public meeting set on Lawrence pool plan
A public meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m next Thursday in the Community Building at 11th and Vt Streets to discuss obtaining a public swimming pool for Lawrence. A nine member committee chosen last Sept 17 will present a basic plan for proceeding with the pool project.
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Lawrence
11Th and
Vt. Sts
Venezuelan kidnapping targets US air officer amid terror fears
A US Air Force colonel, Lt. Col. Michael Smolen, deputy chief of the U.S. mission to the Venezuelan air force, was abducted in Caracas by two armed men. Col. Henry Choate witnessed the incident as the pair forced Smolen into a station wagon and fled, amid suspected Pro-Red and FALN links and prior similar incidents.
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Caracas
Venezuela
U. S
Michael Smolen
U.S
Smolen
James K.chenault
U.S. Army
Chenault
Henry Choate
U.S. Air Force
Choate
New York Stocks Close Higher With Broad Gains
The closing averages show the Dow Jones Industrial Average up 0.8 points to 329.2 as most major issues rose. Traders noted broad gains across sectors, with strength in industrials and utilities helping lift the market.
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New York
Mimi Frink Named Royal Candidate At American Royal Show
Mimi Frink a Kansas University theater and psychology major and KU sorority member is one of 15 contestants for queen of the American Royal in Kansas City. A panel selected her to represent KU after Thursday judging. the name will be announced Saturday at the coronation ball.
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Kansas City
Mimi Frink
Kansas University
Russell Frink
Stratford Rd
Midwest
Kansas City Municipal Auditorium
Miss Frink
Kappa Kappa Gamma
Hotel Continental
U. S. State Department
Warsaw
Poland
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Bucharest
Romania
Lawrence Woman in Self Inflicted Wounding Attempt
A 24 year old Lawrence woman allegedly tried to take her life Thursday afternoon with a .22 rifle. Police report marital troubles between the couple and say she told officers she attempted suicide. She was in poor condition at Lawrence Memorial Hospital after being driven there by her husband who said she shot herself in the abdomen.
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Lawrence
William Troelstrup
Troelstrup
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ancient Olympian Would Be Amazed Also Arrested
Chicago report from the American Classical League compares ancient and modern Olympics. Dr. John F. Latimer notes both continuity and change from nude uniforms to modern training, gender participation, and competitive conditioning enriching the enduring goal of physical development.
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Chicago
Tokyo
American Classical League
Oxford
Ohio
John F. Latimer
George Washington University
Two men detained near Johnson motorcade in Nashville
State Highway Patrol took two African American men into custody near a downtown street corner as President Johnson's motorcade passed. One man reportedly carried a rifle wrapped in brown paper. Detectives said they held the pair for the Secret Service. witnesses described the arrest and the men being escorted away in a patrol wagon. Names were not released and the motorcade moved on.
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Nashville, Tenn
State Highway Patrol
Johnson
Secret Service
Teddy Gupton
Ashland City
Tenn
Lawrence City Crime Rate Rises 17.2 Percent in Nine Months
Lawrence Police Chief William Troelstrup reports a 17.2 percent rise in crime through September compared with last year, led by auto theft and robbery. Autotheft jumped from 23 to 78, robberies from 3 to 8, while larceny under 50 dollars rose to 524 incidents.
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Lawrence
William Troelstrup
Troelstrup
Frost Overnight Quiet in Lawrence as First Freeze Hits Area
Lawrence sees a first hard freeze with official 34 degree low at Kansas University weather station and unofficial 29 degrees in some areas. Frost covers many locales and ice skim forms. highs reach 55 with mid 30s tonight expectations. Pleasant conditions expected through Saturday with a cooler overnight and a top near 70s.
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Lawrence
Kansas University
Journal-World
Topeka Weather Bureau
Mark in Sight For Building By Year's End
Lawrence braces for a record 1964 in total construction value and living units as permits reach $5,601,172 through September and 425 living units. Major projects include a $350,000 Post Office, a $30,000 Pizza Hut, and multiple new dwellings and duplexes.
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Mark
Lawrence
Louis Stone
Stone
7Th and St. Sts. George Hill
Memphis
Gleason Gregory
Waco
R. I. St
Avalon Rd
New Blake Hill
Kansas University
Tennessee and
10Th Streets
Highway Department
Tee Pee Junction
Russell Jones
Crestline
Sheeses
Plone
Bissell Jones
Chester
Sdo
Huts Gleason Gregory
Ath St
Sudo
Don McComnmell
Mawr
Slee
John Bezel
Westchester
Western Then
Ark Ost
Sthatsu
Russeldones
Fing Wellington
Bales
Ute
Danoury
Peati
Sana Weath St
Sda Tsu
Weath St. Sto
John Ezell
Ark St. Sina
Harold Fédmonds
22Nd St
Neil Clarris
Morrow
Neil Harris
Sin
Son
Cedar Wood
Sur
Bruce Youket
Cedarwood
Gleason Greegurs Csmith
We Root St
Sot
Assoviate
Fe Unto
Avatom
Joln Kapfer
Joan
Verd St
Business Green Construction Co
Lita Vt. St
She
End
Hill and and Hill Const. Co
7Th & Vt. St
Bill Pratt
W. Yth St
Bernard Hill
Hint St
George Zillner
W. 9Th St
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