Goldwater Hits East Tennessee Campaign Swing in Bristol
Senator Barry Goldwater spoke to more than 20 000 at Tri Cities Airport in Bristol accusing President Johnson of using race religion and hardship to win votes. He warned of a political upset next week and called Johnson power hungry and socialist in tone.
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Barry Goldwater
East Tennessee
Johnson
White House
Tri-Cities
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South
America
Arizona
Bristol
London
New York
Madison Square Garden
Tennessee
Rally culminates GOP day in Douglas County with Goldwater Jr.
National and local Republican office seekers joined a Douglas County all candidates event ending with a 7 30 pm rally at the Kansas University Union Ballroom. Speakers include Barry Goldwater Jr Rep William Avery and Rep Robert Ellsworth. A 6 pm dinner at Hotel Fdridge precedes the rally.
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Kansas University Union
Barry Goldwater Jr
William Avery
Kansas
Robert Ellsworth
Lawrence
Congress
Baldwin
Eudora
GOP
Fdridge
KU Union
Young Goldwater
New York
Madison Square Garden
Avery
Fillsworth
Jack Brand
Navy League Presents Polaris Missile to City
The Lawrence Council of the Navy League formally presented the city with the Polaris missile formerly installed in Centennial Park. Mayor James Owens and City Commission members attended a ceremony as a plaque officially transferred the missile to Lawrence. Bill Woods leads the local Navy League. Capt. Richard Bruber aided the acquisition with KU naval science ties.
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Lawrence
Navy League
Centennial Park
James Owens
Bill Woods
Navy League Group
Navy
Richard Bruber
Naval Science
Kansas University
Folk Singer Held In Miami Today For LBJ Threat
A 26 year old folk singer Paul S Back was held on 25 000 bond in Miami after a friend testified he threatened to kill President Johnson if he visited Miami during a three state campaign tour. In Jacksonville Bruce Lee Cornell a Michigan steel worker was arrested near the President’s speaking venue carrying a loaded pistol and an unloaded carbine.
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Jacksonville
Michigan Steel
Bruce Lee Cornell
Cornell
Paul S. Back
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U.S
Roger Davis
Kenneth Dinnerstein
Reid Trencher
Back
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Trencher
FBI
Navy
Jacksonville Naval Base
Michigan
St. Augustine
Lyndon Coed Named 1964 KSU Homecoming Queen
Deanna McCracken of Lyndon was named Kansas State University 1964 Homecoming Queen. The junior, a Smurthwaite House representative, will reign during Homecoming week and appear at halftime of the KU KSU game. Attendants include Rita Munchenke and Carol Sue Walker.
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Kan
Deanna McCracken
Fred Michaels
Lyndon
Kansas State University
KSU
Ahearn Field
Margaret Sughrue
Carol Sue Walker
Eskridge
Gwen Woodard
Wichita
Kansas
Badly Burned Survivor Recounts Boat Explosion Attack
In Key West Florida Carlos Hernandez 23 describes a sea attack on his 23 foot boat. He says gunfire from a Cuban gunboat killed four aboard and wounded others as twenty 450 caliber bullets hit the vessel causing the gas tank to explode.
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Key West
Fla
Carlos Hernandez
Hernandez
Saxon proposes shifting federal bank regulation to states
James J. Saxon, comptroller of the currency, urged transferring federal regulation of state banks to state governments at the American Bankers Association convention in Miami Beach. He argued it would improve performance and end discriminatory treatment by federal authority, while excluding monetary policy. Bankers at the 90th ABA convention noted the radical shift in state federal banking trends.
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Fla
James J. Saxon
Saxon
American Bankers Association
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Kennedy Charged With Distorting Keating on Test Ban
The Fair Campaign Practices Committee told Robert F. Kennedy in a confidential letter that his description of Senator Kenneth B. Keating’s stance on the nuclear test ban treaty was false and distorted. Kennedy labeled Keating’s position grudging support, while Keating and others criticized the reporting.
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Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Kenneth B. Keating
Kennedy
Keating
Bruce L. Felknor
Felkner
Cedar Key Reclaimed in Horse Transaction
Cedar Key, bred by Bruce S. Campbell, was claimed last year by Jerry Basta of Cedarhurst New York for six thousand dollars. In his first 11 starts this year the four year old gelding earned one hundred sixty seven thousand six hundred ninety nine dollars. Basta lost the horse for seven thousand five hundred dollars but reclaimed him for nine thousand dollars.
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Bruce S. Campbell
Jerry Basta
Cedarhurst
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Basta
Indian astrologers forecast LBJ victory on Election Day
Indian astrologers predict President Johnson will win big next Tuesday with Democratic Senate wins for Salinger Kennedy and Kennedy in New York. They also forecast staff changes, noting Rusk McNamara and Stevenson may seek new jobs, while Johnson is linked to kingship in astrology.
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India
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Pierre Salinger
California
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Robert Kennedy
New York
Dean Rusk
Defense
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U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Manhattan Mercury Endorses Democrat for Congress
The Manhattan Mercury endorses John Montgomery from Junction City for the 2nd District seat. It argues Montgomery would be advantageous to a largely Republican delegation if Lyndon Johnson wins. Chester Mize of Atchison is Montgomery's Republican opponent.
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William H. Avery
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Atchison
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Lyndon Johnson
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ABC Television Shows Tardy Getting on Air
New York ABC television network was about 15 minutes late going on air due to a strike by ushers and pages of the National Association of Broadcasting Employes and Technicians. A spokesman said radio network operations started on schedule at 7 0 a.m. with union engineers and other staff reporting on time.
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American Broadcasting Co
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National Association of Broadcasting
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Aloae
Brown Wins Unopposed Re-Election State Senate Seat
Colorado State Senator George L. Brown Jr. is re elected without opposition to a four year term. The 38 year old Democrat, Denver Post writer since 1950, is a WWII veteran and top member of the Joint Budget Committee. Brown and his family reside in Denver.
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George L. Brown Jr
George L. Brown Sr
N. J. St
Lawrence
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Colorado
Sen. Brown
Lawrence High School
Kansas University
Denver
Army Air Corps
The
Denver Post
Sen
Eudora Council Votes To Collect Fees Before Work
Eudora City Council approved collecting an $85 water service installation fee and a $10 sewer connection fee before service work. The meeting at City Hall also called for stricter enforcement of a five ton load limit on newer streets. A brush-up course for electrician John Crawford is planned for Nov. 17–19 at Kansas State University. City Hall closes on election day Nov. 3 with a special meeting planned to discuss an $80,000 bond for downtown paving and sidewalks.
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Eudora
Eudora City Hall
John Crawford
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Johnson Campaign Swing Shifts to Northeast Route
President Johnson launches a Northeast trek after a Florida Georgia South Carolina stop. He rails at Goldwater by name and urges end to North South rifts. In Columbia crowds of 60 000 to 70 000 cheer him while Augusta heckles fade.
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Capitol
Violinist Knitzer and Pianist Loesser in Swarthout Recital
Violinist Joseph Knitzer and pianist Arthur Loesser perform in concert at 8 p m Wednesday in Swarthout Recital Hall. The program opens a series funded by Dr and Mrs Eugene Stephenson and Dr and Mrs Charles Weinang with tickets at Murphy Hall box office and Bell Music.
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Arthur Loesser
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Eugene A. Stephenson
Charles Weinang
Murphy Hall
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New York Symphony Orchestra
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National Federation of Music Clubs
Michigan University
Cleveland Institute of Music
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Interlochen
Mich
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United States
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Whitaker Voted Best Prospect by Carolina League Writers
Carolina League writers name 21 year old Steve Whitaker of Tacoma Washington the best professional prospect for the circuit a left handed throwing outfielder who is also a powerful hitter and top farm system talent.
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Carolina League
Steve Whitaker
Tacoma
Wash
Vandals Damage Broken Arrow Park Trees
A vandal or vandals damaged Broken Arrow Park near Lawrence by driving over at least 12 Douglas County trees. Replacement costs may exceed $100, with the act occurring south of the main entrance. similar incidents have happened before at Broken Arrow.
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Lawrence
Louisiana Street
Broken Arrow
Riot Leaders Sought as Maryland Jail Quietens
In Jessup Maryland state officials search cell by cell for ringleaders after stripping prisoners of weapons at the Maryland House of Correction. Prisoners set fires and shouted as guards and state police removed knives clubs and chains. About 500 inmates joined a sit-down strike in the laundry and workshops amid grievances over guards accounting and commissary items.
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Maryland House of Correction
Vernon L. Pepersack
State Commissioner of Correction
Pepersack
KU Student Wins K C Appearance
Mrs Martha Shirley Randall a KU soloist won the vocal division of the Kansas City Philharmonic youth auditions last weekend She earns a solo appearance with the orchestra during its youth concert series Randall a Mankato graduate student and voice instructor was one of three KU students in the finals The others were Cross Peterson Reading junior in music education and Linda Phillips Red Cloud Neb senior in music education The three are sopranos and study under Norman E Abelson associate professor of voice
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Kansas University
Kansas City Philharmonic
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Mankato
Cross Peterson
Linda Phillips
Red Cloud
Neb
McLouth Kiwanis Kids Day Set For Saturday Night
McLouth Kiwanis Club hosts Kids Day at 7 p m this Saturday in the McLouth Grade School multi purpose room. Since 1949 the event has grown with over 100 prizes and new activities including a Mexican pinata, apple bob, three legged race, pie eating contests, pass the life saver, cakewalk, shoe race and balloon drop. Adults and children may attend in Halloween costumes and refreshments will be served.
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McLouth Kiwanis Club
McLouth
R. R. Snook
Fred Woods
Kiwanis Club
Salina Senior Reports Wrist Watch Theft at KU Gym
Lance Burr of Salina reports the theft of his 150 dollar wrist watch from a locker in Robinson Gymnasium at Kansas University. He told EU police and traffic officers the incident occurred Monday morning.
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Lance Burr
Salina
Kansas University
Robinson Gymnasium
Burr
UF Total 36333 As Deadline Near
The Lawrence United Fund Campaign total this afternoon stood at 36333.98 with a deadline next Monday and a 78500 goal for 1964 65. Capitol Federal Savings becomes the sixth 100 per cent contribution agency and joins Duckwall's, Southwestern Bell, Centron, Lawrence Sanitary, and the Journal World. UF workers are urged by drive chairman Bob Billings to complete canvasses and report promptly.
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Lawrence United Fund
Capitol Federal Savings
Capitol Federal
Duckwall’s
Southwestern Bell
Centron
Lawrence Sanitary
the Journal-Woeld
Drive
Bob Billings
Lawrence High School fall concert highlights include 4 music units
Lawrence High School presents its annual fall concert at 8 tonight in the school gymnasium with more than 600 students involved. The program features the LHS Orchestra under Don Beene, Red and Black Choruses under R Wayne Nelson, Sophomore Choruses under Charles Kassinger, and the A Cappella Choir under Nelson.
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Lawrence High School
LHS
Don Beene
R. Wayne Nelson
Charles Kassinger
Nelson
Alabama trainer third in Clarksville amateur golf
Jim Goostree Alabama trainer finished third in a local amateur golf tournament held in his hometown Clarksville Tennessee just before the football season began marking a strong early show of form.
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Alabama
Jim Goostree
Clarksville
Tenn
Card of Thanks for Hospital Care
I thank friends and relatives for the cards flowers and visits while in the hospital. I also thank the blood donors Dr Mitchell and the nurses for their wonderful care.
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Dr. Mitchell
Drs. Campbell and
Learned
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