Edgerton Named As Emissary In Governor Race Controversy
Los Angeles financier J Howard Edgerton was named by former governor Goodwin J Knight as the man who tried to lure him from the 1962 Republican gubernatorial race Edgerton denied the accusation and Nixon also rejected the claim Knight testified at a televised news conference detailing a sequence of meetings and a Sept 8 phone callKnight's wife Virginia and attorney Paul Mason backed his account while Edgerton and Nixon denied any offer or authority behind the alleged offer.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
J. Howard Edgerton
Knight
California
Edgerton
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Supreme Court
Virginia
Sacramento
Paul Mason
Mason
Howard Edgerton
Goodie
Dick Nixon
All That Dough and No Magic Wand in Memphis Cash Mixup
Helen Kirschner left a Memphis department store with two batteries but found $8,000 in her sack instead of the purchases. Store officials apologized and thanked her after she returned the bundle of cash, which had been mistakenly placed in the wrong sack containing the day's receipts.
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Memphis, Tenn
Helen Kirschner
Ford and UAW Plan Quick Return to Car Production
Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers union agreed to keep lines humming to resume car production by early next week. Top negotiators will focus on local plant working conditions while delaying national talks until Friday afternoon. About half of the 85 bargaining units have settled plant issues such as washup time parking, cafeterias, overtime rotation and hours.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
Ford
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Malcolm L. de ‘Hise
Denise
Reuther
Denver Police Chief James E. Childers Retires
Denver Police Chief James E. Childers 69 retires effective immediately amid a wave of burglaries that has led to charges against 35 present or former officers. Safety Manager John M. Schooley becomes acting chief as a reorganization study is planned.
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Denver
Colo
James E. Childers
Childers
John M. School
Atlas missile test sails from Cape Canaveral to Indian Ocean
CAPE CANAVERAL AP A blockbuster Atlas missile rumbled nearly 9000 miles from Cape Canaveral to the Indian Ocean to test nose cone re entry forces. The over water flight lasted about 50 minutes racing east of the Brazilian coast and south of Africa, ending when the cone hit a target area about 700 miles southeast of Cape Town, South Africa.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cap. Canaveral
Indian Ocean
Capetown
South Africa
President Kennedy Prays Quietly at St Matthew's Cathedral
President Kennedy slipped from the White House for twenty minutes to join in a day of prayer for peace and freedom, kneeling in the back of St Matthew's Cathedral without drawing attention from other worshipers.
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Washington
Kennedy
St. Matthew's Cathedral
White House
Bus Driver Slumps. Ten-Year-Old Saves 35 Children
West Springfield Mass AP report says bus driver Isaac Martin collapsed at the wheel as the Kings Highway Elementary School bus neared Elm Street. A 10-year-old boy activated the emergency brake, steering the bus to safety and saving 35 youngsters before the driver died en route to Providence Hospital.
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West Springfield
Mass
King’s Highway
Isaac Martin
Elm Street
Providence Hospital
Holyoke
Temporary UN Plan Gets Nod
United States reportedly agrees with Soviet plan for a temporary UN secretary general. U Thant of Burma favored to take the post as diplomacy aims to break the U S Soviet deadlock. US and USSR would first approve a candidate and powers, then the Security Council would nominate a temporary secretary general with three advisers and no veto.
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United States
U.N
U Thant
Burma
U. S
World Organization
Security Council
Dag Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
U.S
General Assembly
Kennedy drives campaign against restaurant segregation on Maryland highway
A White House task force tests a new anti discrimination push along a 50 mile Maryland corridor from Baltimore to the Delaware line. State Department officials cite African ambassadors being refused service and urge local leaders to persuade restaurant owners to end segregation. The Aberdeen military site hosts the campaign as diplomats travel between Washington and New York.
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Baltimore, Md
Kennedy
United States
Maryland
White House
Aberdeen
Delaware
Washington
New York
State Department
Pedro Sanjuan
United States Seeks Clear German Berlin Policy Pre Talks
Washington reports say the United States seeks a clearer West German Berlin policy as President Kennedy prepares for a Friday meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Secretary of State Rusk advised Western allies, with German Ambassador Wilhelm Grewe to meet in Bonn, and Ambassador Dowling recalled to Washington for consultations.
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United States
Berlin
Kennedy
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
West Germany
Rusk
Wilhelm Grewe
U. S
Bonn
Walter ‘Dowling
U.S
New York
Kremlin
Germany
Khrushchev
Dog Insurance Policy Named Family Dog in Nassau Suit
Audrey Fischman testified in Nassau Supreme Court that her husband once took out a $100000 airplane policy naming the family dog Sandy Fischman as beneficiary. She seeks a separation from her husband and the suit details the contested arrangements.
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Mineola
N. Y
Audrey Fischman
Nassau Supreme Court
Sandy Fischman
White House Shakespeare Night Delights Kennedy Guests
The Kennedy White House hosted a half hour Shakespeare performance for President Abboud of Sudan with seven actors from the American Shakespeare Festival Theater. Sir Ralph Richardson attended and Kennedy praised Stratford theater for making Shakespeare accessible.
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Washington
White House
East Ballroom
Kennedy
Ferik Ibrahim Abboud
Sudan
American ‘Shakespeare Festival
Stratford
Rayburn Tests Findings Suspense Mounts at Baylor Hospital
In Dallas AP reports three days of intensive medical tests on Speaker Sam Rayburn may reveal the severity of his illness. Doctors say a definite conclusion could come later. surgery hinges on final analysis. Rayburn, 79, has been listed as serious since admission, with no significant change noted.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Baylor Hospital
Bonham
Baylor
Rayburn
Autumn Warmspell Expected With Sunny Two Days
The forecast shows improving weather with Friday and Saturday turning sunny and warmer. Highs reach around 75 tomorrow while tonight stays fair and mild with a low near 49. Yesterday’s official high was 66 at 3 45 p m and the overnight low was 46 at 6 45 a m today.
Berlin Border Shootings Heighten City Tension
In a fresh flare of Berlin hostility Communist police fired near the Bernauerstrasse as West Berlin authorities reported rocks hurled over the wall and a stray shot from a Soviet bloc submachine gun. Earlier, across the border, an East German policeman was wounded in a cross fire. Mayor Brandt said West Berlin would seek reinforced border security.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Bernaierstrasse
West
East Berlin
Bernauerstrasse
Willy Brandt
West Bern
Vopos
Wall
Vopo
United States
Britain
France
Temper and Control in Everyday Reactions
A quote notes that temper cannot be cured by losing control, implying self discipline better manages anger. The saying suggests restraint and inner regulation as constructive responses to anger.
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