WANTS CHANGE Electoral Vote Is LBJ Target
President Johnson urges Congress to act on a constitutional amendment to abolish the Electoral College and let state officials report the winner in each state. The plan would keep winner take all but set a joint session for a contingent election and allow succession if the president elect dies before inauguration.
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Jack Bell Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
Alabama
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Walter S. Jones
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Oklahoma
Mississippi
House
Senate
Car Wreck Leads To Arrest In Dayton Area
A 30 year old man from Dayton was held by authorities after a stolen car he rode in crashed into a fence and a power pole on Franklin Trenton Road near Route 122 at 9 p.m. He was treated at Middletown Hospital for a lacerated nose and chest injuries and released. Johnson was held in the Middletown jail.
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Dayton
Harry Johnson
Middletown Hospital
Ohio State
Johnson
Franklin Trenton Road
Rt. 122
Middletown
Purdy longtime leader of Moral Re-Armament dies at 67
Ray Foote Purdy, 67, board chairman of Moral Re-Armament in the United States, died Saturday. A former Wall Street investment specialist, he devoted 45 years to the international work.
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Atlanta, Ga
Ray Foote Purdy
Moral Re-Armament
United States
Purdy
Wall Street
Freed Singer Finds Life Strange Outside Prison
Jasper McGowan, previously inmate No 5615 at Maryland Penitentiary, is now free and vice president of Hope Enterprises, adjusting to life after seven years behind bars. He seeks to collaborate with the Wayward Sons while Betty Feldman promotes their music.
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Baltimore
Jasper McGowan
Maryland Penitentiary
McGowan
Hope Enterprises, Inc
Betty Feldman
Hope Enterprises
Wayward Sons
Russell Navarro Quarles
John
Jelly) Madison
Archie
Artie) Shaw
Successful Investing: College Expenses and Bond Guidance
A reader seeks advice on college expense funding and stock choices. The analyst suggests diversifying by replacing National Distillers with Consolidated Foods, adding two recommended stocks, and notes E bonds offer moderate inflation protection while stocks with growth potential remain preferable for long term gains.
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National Distillers
Reynolds Tobacco
Consolidated Foods
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Middletown Journal
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W.Y
Violence flares at voter rally as policing and unrest rise
A Detroit officer and several African American voters were injured in weekend clashes after a car pursuit in Omaha juveniles case. In Barnwell South Carolina four voter registration workers were beaten and one stabbed by white youths. A shotgun wound hit two Negroes leaving a rally in Suffolk Virginia. Luther Hodges blamed the Ku Klux Klan rise on Goldwater rhetoric, while Lincolnton Georgia saw mass voter registration push and Klan rally calls.
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Associated Press
Detroit
South Carolina
Virginia
Edward Dinda
Omaha, Neb
Dinda
Barnwell
8. C
J.D. Newman
Newman
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Suffolk
Retail Store Workers Union
Ku Klux Klan
Asheville
N.C
Hodges
North Carolina
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Lincolnton
Four Juveniles Held for Rock Throwing at Cars
Four youths aged 8, 8, 10, and 12 were released to parents and cited into juvenile court by Sgt. Harry McDaniel for destruction of property. They had been throwing rocks from a railroad overpass at passing cars on Boyle Road. Elbert Cornett of 1924 Stahlheber Road identified the culprits after his car was struck.
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Hamilton
Harry McDaniel
Boyle Road
Elbert Cornett
Stahlheber Road
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Robert Harrison, JR
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