Communists urge unity after Khrushchev ouster
The Izvestia front page editorial called for stronger Communist unity to ensure future Eastern European economic progress. The piece coincided with foreign Communist delegations visiting Moscow for explanations on Khrushchev’s removal on October 14. A forthcoming official account of the secret meeting was promised, while Khrushchev’s whereabouts remain unconfirmed.
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Associated Press
OSCOW
Kremlin
Monsday
Nikita Khrushchev
Izvestia
Europe
China
Eastern Europe
Khrushchev
Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Vienna
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Poand
Nikita
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Community of Equals
Held for Threats: Paul S. Back in Miami Hearing
Paul S. Back, 26, a folk singer, was ordered held on $25,000 bond after a hearing in Miami on charges of threats against President Johnson. A fellow student accused him, and the AP wirephoto notes the event.
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Paul S. Back
Folksinger
Miami
Johnson
Muddy view of Terrifying chase ends with no body found
A San Antonio service station attendant saw a man chase a woman then vanish when a loud report rang out. John Casanova 25 said he chased Audrey McKimble 24 to a car, she slipped into a muddy ditch, and he drove her home to change clothes. Police confirmed the couple’s account.
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John Casanova
Casanova
Audrey
McKimble
Miss McKimble
Bush Can Alter Texas Thicket and Polls Leave A Way of
Texas politics dominates the page 4 section with two items. Bush Can Alter Texas Thicket discusses potential shifts in state campaign dynamics. Polls Leave A Way of surveys reflect forthcoming voter mood as the contest tightens.
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Texas
Bush
Appeals Court Delays Contempt Citation in Mississippi Case
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals granted an indefinite stay of a federal contempt citation against U.S. Attorney Robert Hauberg of Jackson. The stay awaits the Justice Department’s appeal ruling over Judge Harold Cox’s orders related to indictments and prosecutorial authority in a voter registration case.
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Avalnache-Journal News Services
Icksonville
Fla
U.S
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of
Justice Department
Mississippi
U.S. Atty
Robert Hauberg
Jackson
Hauberg
Harold Cox
Nicholas Katzenbach
Circuit Court of Appeals
Cox
Toourt
Department
Goldwater Cheered for 28 Minutes in Madison Square Garden
Barry Goldwater drew more than 18 000 supporters to Madison Square Garden for a 28 minute ovation described as a nominating convention style reception. He attacked Johnson and Humphrey over power and civil rights issues, urging freedom to associate and opposing forced busing.
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Associated Press
York
Barry O‘ Goldwater
Johnson
Madison Square _ Garden
Arizona
San Francisco
Goldwater
Atlantic
Hubert H. Humphrey
Madison Square Garden
Zambia Backs China for U N Membership Despite Concerns
President Kennethunda of Zambia announces support for Communist China's bid to join the United Nations. He voices worry over China entering the nuclear camp and says the move will be supported despite misgivings.
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Zambia
China
Lusaka
Kennethunda
Republic of
United Nations i
Boll Weevil Program Receives Optimistic Update
Plains Cotton Growers Inc officials reported progress in the diapause control spraying project aimed at 300000 plus acres along the Caprock. Don Anderson cited weather delays but voiced strong optimism as entomologists say the weevil population potential has been checked and migration risk reduced. Directors approved PCG’s 228934 share for the program through Sept 30 and authorized three research projects totaling about 15000.
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Vpincu
Vic Yvalisiose
Caprock
L. D
Don) ‘Anderson
Crosby County
PCG
Anderson
Johnson House
South
Air Force Plans Space Glider Launch Tonight
The Air Force will launch a space glider from Cape Kennedy on a record 8800 mph ballistic flight to study structural and aerodynamic characteristics. The mission aims to aid development of future maneuverable manned and unmanned spacecraft.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Impossible: The kind of girl a bachelor seeks now married
A light editorial note on changing standards in romance and marriage. The column muses on societal shifts as bachelors encounter married women, reflecting ironic tension between desire and commitment.
Johnson heckled in Georgia and en route to South Carolina
President Johnson faced sharp heckling in Macon and Augusta Georgia as he campaigned. A 60 000 70 000 crowd gathered in Columbia to hear Johnson accuse Barry Goldwater of brinkmanship with nuclear power. Police arrested a former sailor near Jacksonville with weapons while Johnson pressed his argument and urged voters to support his issues.
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Associated Press
Olumbia
S.C
Johnson
Georgia
South Carolina
South Carolina State House
Columbia
Barry Goldwater
Macon
Goldwater
Augusta
Barry
Keemene
Jacksonville
Fla
UPD
Asjwater
Bruce Cornell
Jounson
British tariff hit on American exports bids for relief
Britain imposed a drastic 15 percent tariff on many imports to cut a 2 billion dollar trade gap. American exports to Britain were hit hardest while tax rebates were offered to exporters. Prices may rise for cars clothing furniture and foreign wines. Prime Minister Wilson framed the move as dynamic action though less drastic than anticipated. The Concorde venture with France is being discussed as part of broader measures.
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Avalanche-Journal
ONCON
Britain
Harold Wilson
James Callaghan
United States
International Monetary Fund
Prayer Call Casts Faith as Community Hope
Mrs. Lila Rasor of Lubbock urges a national moment of prayer using a biblical verse about humbling, seeking God, and turning from wicked ways. She frames the call as a plea for collective repentance, divine hearing, forgiveness, and national healing.
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Lila Rasor
Lubbock
Rain and fog sweep Texas midlands with damage and delays
Torrential rains drenched the South Plains and eastern Texas with up to seven inches, triggering fog across the region. Wind damage struck Lackland AFB and areas near San Antonio while rivers rose modestly. Forecasters expect lingering showers in East Texas and cooler northward air as harvests proceed before frosts in two to three weeks.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
Texas
South Plains
Red River
Rio Grande
Lackland Afb
San Antonio
U.S. Weather Bureau
Lubbock
Lone Star State
Midlands
Kopperl
Jack Martin
Bosque County
College Station
Austin
West Texas
High Plains
British import tax set to affect U S exports
Washington reports a British levy on imports covering about 750 million dollars of U S goods yearly, roughly half of U S exports to Britain. Officials say the measure will have a temporary adverse effect on U S payments and that UK exports will gain price competitiveness.
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Avalanche-Journal News Services
Ashington
United States
Britain
U.S
United Kingdom
Patrick Gordon Walker
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