Eisenhower offers help to Goldwater in fight against Johnson
Former President Eisenhower told Len Barry Goldwater he would be glad to help his campaign against President Johnson. Denison Kitchel said Eisenhower urged Goldwater to clarify his defense of extremism in the cause of liberty. The two met in San Francisco after Goldwater’s acceptance speech at the GOP convention amid debate over the extremism remark.
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Dean Burch
Bohemian Grove
California
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Milton
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Normandy
Eisenhow
Arizona Republic
Paul Schatt
Ohio Christmas Tree Growers name champion tree
In Athens Ohio the temperature hit 9 degrees as the Ohio Christmas Tree Growers Association Inc concluded its two day summer tour of growing sites and selected a champion tree.
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Athens, Ohio
Ohio Christmas Tree Growers Association Inc
Polish Celebration Draws Criticism of West Germany and China
Soviet Premier Khrushchev joins Polish leader Wojciech, Czechoslovakia’s leader, and East Germany’s Ulbricht for a Warsaw meeting to denounce West Germany and Communist China. The leaders travel from Berlin Prague and Moscow in 15 minute intervals amid ceremonial emphasis and subdued political messaging.
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Poland
Khrushchevy
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
West Germany
China
Walter Ulbricht
Antonin Nowiny
Khrushchev
Berlin
Prague
Moscow
Congress Warned In-Fighting Delays Adjourning
Senate leaders warn partisan in-fighting could push adjournment past summer, with Mansfield calling a Monday Democratic conference to map a rapid legislative plan. Morse vows to cut foreign aid, while House and Senate weigh pay raise, food stamp, highway and military construction bills amid delays.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Mike Mandi
Caene
So viet urges peaceful ties with West Germany
Tass reports the Soviet government calls for peaceful cooperation and mutual understanding with West Germany while accusing the Western Big Three of conniving with militarist forces. Officials say they must study the full text before deciding on any reaction.
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Fast
West Germany
Tass
Ficials
Leaders debate China and nuclear freeze at regional gathering
Khrushchev and allies push for a world conference of Communist parties while East European states back a border-guest criteria for talks. The discussion centers on China criticism and a Gomulka plan for freezing nuclear weapons in central Europe as West Germany faces multilateral arms control tensions.
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Romania
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China
Gomulka
Europe
West Germany
Benn
U.S
Assault On Rabbi Is Denied
Kilmer M. Estus Keys of Collins Mississippi pleaded innocent at arraignment in county court on a charge of assault and battery with intent to maim Rabbi Arthur Lelyveld. The rabbi, one of three white civil rights workers beaten July 10, has returned to Cleveland Ohio with a deep cut over the right eye and head and arm lacerations from the incident at a street intersection.
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Miss
Kilmer M. Estus Keys
Collins
Arthur Lelyveld
Cleveland
Ohio
Civi Rights
Dr Sam Sheppard Weds Ariane Tebbenjo hanns in Chicago
Dr Samuel Sheppard married Ariane Tebbenjo hanns in a Conrad Hilton Hotel suite in Chicago amid fears of rearrest. The couple, with a divorcee from Dusseldorf, plan to live in Rocky River Ohio and may return to the penitentiary soon while a reporter and others observed.
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Dusseldorf
West Germany
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Miriam Holmes
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Chicago Tribune
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Ohio
Cleveland
Ellender vows cut of LBJ contingency fund in foreign aid
Sen Allen Ellender of Louisiana says he will push to slash about 500 million from a 3.466 billion foreign aid authorization next week. He cites abuses of a 175 million presidential contingency fund used for balancing budgets and Latin American balance of payments, and notes 50 million for Brazil development and 38 million for South Vietnam military aid as questionable emergencies. He warned prospects for the cut are slim in the Senate.
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Washington
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Louisiana
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Band Kids Learn How To Get Along
Harold Koerber reflects on 29 years of band directing showing satisfaction from students learning to cooperate through music. The feature notes sour notes and positive growth in youth through ensemble work.
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Harold Koerber
Bride Expresses Hope as Sheppard Seeks Return to Practice
The bride says she has never lost faith and hopes to be together forever. Sheppard, freed on habeas corpus, plans to regain his medical license and resume practice. The couple married in Chicago after two elusions since arrival, then obtained a license at the Cook County Marriage Bureau.
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Cook County
Ohio
Refugees Boat Found After Cuba Escape
A 12 foot boat with two Cuban men missing crew came ashore at Conch Key showing two bullet holes. Inside were two pairs of shoes pants belts and a wallet. Deputy Sheriff George Aldrecht noted dates on papers indicate departure from Cuba about two weeks earlier. One .45 caliber bullet was recovered from the hull. Authorities believe militiamen killed the escapees during their attempt to flee.
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Marathon
Fila
Conch Key
George Aldrecht
Cuba
106 year old walks 30 miles to save on watch repairs
Medford, Ore. James Kennedy, 106, left a nursing home without notice to walk 30 miles to Grants Pass to save on watch repair costs. Police found him soon after he began his return trip. he said the journey was worth it as he saved money and showed no fatigue.
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Ore
James Kennedy
Grants Pass
Kennedy
Kills Wife Ends Life in Sandusky Fire Station
In Perkins Township Ohio a 55 year old woman Dorothy Appel was shot to death by her husband William Appel 46 after an argument in their car on South Columbus Avenue. He then killed himself at the Perkins Township fire station where she fled for help.
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Sandusky
Perkins Township
Erie County Sheriff's
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Dorothy
Appel
Columbus Avenue
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Today's Chuckle A conceited person has at least one good point
A light joke notes that a conceited person at least avoids discussing others, framing vanity with a dry punchline and a wry, humorous observation.
Johnson condemns clandestine hate groups at Texas ranch
President Johnson denounces secret hate organizations at a news conference on his Texas ranch. He pledges federal aid to back local authorities to stop violence, warns civil rights advocates to stay within the law, and says federal power should not overwhelm local control, challenging Goldwater’s stance on federal involvement in street crime.
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Johnson City
Tex
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Lves
Reena
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Johnson denounces hate groups amid campaign tensions
President Johnson defends not sharing personal views on Goldwater while condemning all hate organizations. He cites budget data showing an $8.3 billion deficit for the year ending June 30. Johnson urges Americans to judge matters themselves and vows to stop intimidation of citizens.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Johnson cites federal crime curb view sparks police force worry
President Johnson says federal crime curb proposals resemble urging a national police force and would concentrate power in Washington. He criticizes plans as dangerous centralization while discussing crime in big cities.
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Goldwater
Washington
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