Goldwater Attacks LBJ on Communist Policy and NATO Rebuild
Goldwater assailed the administration for aiding both Khrushchev and Red China and urged a united NATO push. He called for recognizing communism as a single enemy and rebuilding the alliance to end the Communist threat, contrasting it with the current policy of weakness. He questioned the value of the nuclear test ban and urged a path of peace through strength. He spoke during a Pennsylvania tour amid cheering schoolchildren and roadside spectators.
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Goldwater
Free World
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NATO
North Atlantic
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Pennsylvania
Johnson Defines Foreign Policy Amid Campaign Tour
President Johnson pressed his foreign policy during a campaign stop in Akron and Kansas City, stressing strength and restraint. He warned against a shoot from the hip approach to foreign events, criticized extremism in the GOP, and pledged to pursue arms control ideas in Geneva while maintaining U.S. power.
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Ohio
China
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GOP
Kansas City
White House
America
Geneva
Akron-Canton
University
Birth notices and county fair notes from West Texas
Multiple birth announcements from West Texas hospitals list newborns with weights and times, parents and employers, and include irregular OCR errors. Scattered lines describe Hoover memorial viewing, Australian 4 H Club, and youth livestock shows connected to Lockney, Floyd County, and Plainview schools.
Two Lovington Men Die In Auto Crash
A two car head on collision on the Pecos River Bridge six miles east of Artesia killed two Lovington men Richard Rainwater manager of Southern Union Gas Co. and Charles Ferrante. Others injured were Chaney Woody Jimmy Smith and Dick Norman with Smith and Woody hospitalized in Artesia and Norman sent to Roswell. The crash occurred about 4 58 p m.
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Artesia
Lovington
Pecos River
Richard Rainwater
Southern Union Gas Co
Charles Ferrante
Chaney Woody
Jimmy Smith
Dick Norman
Smith
Woody
Norman
Roswell
Hoover's funeral service at St Bartholomew's near Waldorf
Mourners gathered at St Bartholomew's adjacent to the Waldorf for Herbert Hoover's funeral after his Quaker upbringing. Adlai Stevenson, Jacob Javits, James Farley and Lewis Strauss led tributes praising Hoover's public service. Hoover's sons Herbert Jr and Allan attended with relatives. mourners included diverse citizens and five servicemen represented in the procession.
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Hoover
Lou Henry Hoover
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United Nations
Adlai Ef, Stevenson
Sen
Jacob IV
Javits R-Mos
James A. Farley
Herbert Jr
Allan
Allan Hoover
William Coberly
Lewis Strauss
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Catafalque
Fiedler Meets Hirt for Jazz Classical Night on Bourbon Street
Arthur Fiedler, Boston Pops conductor, makes his nightclub debut on Bourbon Street with Al Hirt. The event pairs jazz and classical styles as Fiedler admits new musical crossroads while Hirt notes his band’s nervousness and his own trademark beard. Hirt reveals weight loss and a shifted stage persona.
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Boston Pops Orchestra
Arthur Fielder
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New Orleans
Boston Pops
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Arthur Fiedler
Bourbon Street
Fiedler
Boston
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Poston
Hlirt
Sunny Texas Weekend Expected As Indian Summer Persists
Warm fair weather sweeps Texas with no rain and widespread sunshine. Temperatures reach from 73 at El Paso to 86 at Childress, with several cities in the 70s and 80s as forecasters predict continuing warm, clear conditions across the state.
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Associated Press
Texas
Childress
el Paso
Lockney Youth Rivalry Highlighted in 4-H Cattle Show
Area youths Rush Belt and fellow students from Lockney High School excel in cattle showing. Rush Belt, 11 month old Angus from Blueblood Land of JLR.B., won the grand champion space in breed after years of showing Hereford and other stock. Belt, a senior, has eight years in 4-H and FFA participation.
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Keifer
Abilene
Amarillo
Lubbock
Debra Terrell
Angus Steer
Floyd Terrell
Floyd County
Plainview
Rush
Houston
San Antonio
Odessa
Young Rush
Roosevelt
Roosevelt’s
Future Farmers of America and
Lockney
Angus
Blueblood Land of
Jlr.b
Belt
Lockney High School
Tippit funds distributed to Tippit family after settlement
A check for 312916 to Mrs Tippit and Republic National Bank as trustees of a fund for the children, a 330946 payment to Mrs Tippit, and 3716 to the Policemen and Firemen's Fund settled a friendly suit the city filed to relieve it of liability. Mrs Tippit aims to keep a normal home for the children.
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Tippit
Republic National Bank
Policemen's and Firemen’s
J.D
Dallas A&m
Texas A&m University
Allen
Brenda
Curtis
Khrushchev Leaders Face Mixed Reactions Across East and West
Soviet leaders including Khrushchev face praise in the bloc for reforms while Western Communist parties critique his ouster. Hungary’s Kadar lauds his merits in opposing Stalinism, East Germany backs the new leadership, and Italy France Norway Denmark express varying concerns about the transition and its implications for Leninist debate.
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Hungary
Khrushchev
East Germany
Kremlin
Luigi Longo
Communist Party
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Israel
Moscow
Frihetgn
Denmark
Land Og Fok
Boys Campobello clinic fund aids five youths
Bind Boys Campobello di Licata collected funds to send the five youths to the clinic. Dr Picardo and two assistants performed the operations free. The collected money will support education for the five and their youngest brother Vinzenzo, two, born with normal eyes.
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Campobello di Licata
Khrushchev Ousted From Posts After Moscow Meeting
Five secret policemen escorted Nikita Khrushchev from his Black Sea retreat to Moscow for a party meeting that ousted him from the posts of first secretary premier and Presidium member. Indictments cited policy failures and personal excesses as sources say the Central Committee voted against him.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Black Sea
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Party Central Committee
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Central Committee
New Delhi
Red China
Gagra
G. M. Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Mikhail Suslov
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