Reds Hold Discussion On Ouster
Communist sources in Moscow report leaders who toppled Khrushchev voted to separate the posts of premier and Soviet Communist party chief. Brezhnev and Kosygin met with foreign Communist delegations to calm unrest after the ouster. Gomulka urged settlement and unity, stating world peace hinges on Communist unity.
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Leonid K. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
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Warsaw
Wladyslaw Gomulka
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Kosygin
Soviet Union
China
Communist Party
Central Committee
Moscow
Josef Stalin
No-Holds-Barred Final Drive Begins
A dramatic late push unfolds as teams prepare for a decisive period. Key players from both sides, including top scorers and veteran leaders, set the stage for a high-stakes finish at the arena downtown.
Johnson and Goldwater Clash Across States in Final Campaign Swing
President Johnson with Lady Bird drew crowds in Southern California as Barry Goldwater pressed a three state Midwest tour through Iowa Illinois and Wisconsin. Miller and Humphrey also campaigned as the final week of campaigning turned into a hard fought battle for the election.
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Barry Goldwater
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Lady Bird
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Goldwater
Iowa
Iinois
Wisconsin
William Miller
Midwest
Humphrey
Kentucky
Texas Tech budget for athletics reaches 703 500 dollars
Texas Tech operates a self funded athletic program with a 703 500 dollar annual budget. The largest item is 185 000 dollars for seven football coaches two basketball mentors a track coach nine staff and two janitors. Scholarships total 177 400 dollars supporting 159 athletes plus 10 dollars monthly laundry money. Equipment maintenance travel add 230 000 dollars while recruiting costs total 18 500 and stadium debt amortization 92 600.
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Texas Tech
Jones Stadium
GOP caravan pitches independents in Texas race
State GOP candidates toured Lubbock urging independent and conservative Democrat votes. Barry Goldwater supporter Walker claimed polls misread public opinion after predicting victory next Tuesday. About 300 people gathered for a 4 30 p m program under a tent at 50th Street and College Avenue with speakers stressing team campaigning.
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South Plains Democrats Host Evening Rally with Yarborough Monroney
The South Plains Democratic fundraiser at KoKo Palace features Sen. Ralph Yarborough of Texas and Sen. Mike Monroney of Oklahoma. Yarborough tours multiple towns, starting with a coffee in Ralls and visits to Floydada, Lockney, Tahoka, Littlefield, Levelland, and Brownfield before a 3:50 p.m. reception.
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Ralph Yarborough
Texas
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House of Representatives
Oklahoma City
Johnson signals stand against steel price hike
President Johnson indicated readiness to oppose any steel price increase. Wall Street responded with U S Steel shares dropping sharply as advisers weigh tax revisions and potential July 1 actions to sustain economic momentum into 1965.
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Angeles
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Wall Street
U.S. Steel
Barry Goldwater Denounces Extremist Influence in Campaign
Sen Barry Goldwater told a Oshkosh Wisconsin crowd he has been attacked by extremists for not outlawing extremism and urged Democrats to repudiate Communist support He said he does not want any Communist working for him or voting for him and pressed opponents to denounce such groups confirming his concern over Communists in politics.
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Communist ‘Party
Goldwater
Oshkosh
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Johnson Campaign Parade Invades Southern California GOP Turf
President Johnson drew about 150000 cheering people as he rode through downtown Los Angeles from 9th to 1st streets. He spoke at City Hall on Medicare growth and peace while Lady Bird waved in a lime green outfit. Salinger, campaigning for Senate, introduced himself and urged meeting the President.
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Lady Bird
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Harold Burton former Supreme Court justice dies at 76
Former Justice Harold Hitz Burton, a Republican appointed by Truman in 1945, died at George Washington University Hospital after a long illness. He served as Cleveland mayor and Ohio senator before joining the high court and wrote landmark civil rights and war contract decisions. He retired in 1958 and suffered from Parkinsons disease, kidney failure, and pulmonary troubles.
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H. Charles Weidner Jr
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Court of Claims
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Cleveland
Ohio
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Earl Warren
Prayer for wise legislation and protection of rights
A dated prayer invoking Almighty God to guide elections through wise laws and faithful administration so that the rights of all citizens are protected and the nation fulfills its divine purposes through Christ. Allen Price
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Lord
Allen Price
Weakling: A Wife, The Whole Works
A column notes a humorous view of a man described as weak, contrasted with a wife who is the entire supportive powerhouse. The tone remains light and satirical, typical of editorial humor in this era.
62 Vote Rumored High Court Won't Hear GOP Equal Rights Case
The Supreme Court reportedly planned to deny hearing Barry Goldwater's bid for free equal radio and TV time to respond to President Johnson's October 18 address on world affairs. Indications pointed to a 6 to 2 split, with Black and Goldberg dissenting and White not participating.
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