Johnson Opens Ohio Campaign With Two City Stops
President Johnson heads to Ohio for a campaign swing with stops in Cincinnati and Dayton on Friday. He plans an arrival at Cincinnati Airport around 5 p.m. followed by speeches at Fountain Square and then in Dayton, as Eisenhower prepares to speak in Columbus.
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Schenck Struck By Asthma Attack In Dayton
Rep Paul F Schenck R Ochie was rushed to Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton after an asthmatic attack. He was listed in greatly improved condition and under intensive care as doctors monitored his breathing. The 65 year old Mi amisburg native has history of hay fever in the family and was elected to congress 13 years ago with six re-elections.
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Queen Heads Home After Canada Eight Day Visit
Queen Elizabeth II bid farewell in Ottawa ending an eight day Canadian tour. She left aboard an Air Canada jetliner at 9 18 a m while Prime Minister Pearson and about 1400 mourners cheered in the rain. Prince Philip departed earlier for a snow geese hunt before joining the royal yacht Britannia for a Caribbean tour.
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Caribbean
Ringo Starr Passes Driving Test Without Car
London AP reports Ringo Starr the Beatles drummer is a licensed driver after passing his driving test on Monday but currently has no car. He plans to buy a sports car like George Harrison and Paul McCartney once he gets wheels.
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Profit Sharing On The Line In Auto Industry Deadlock
Detroit AP report shows American Motors at strike deadline over profit sharing as UAW demands tied to 1961 gains. GM remains strikebound with 300,000 idle hourly workers while Ford faces a Pattern Makers strike threat. Negotiations stall over annual improvement factors and profit sharing terms amid industry wide tension.
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Freed U S Airman Abductors Apprehended In Caracas
U S Air Force Lt Col Michael Smolen was freed unharmed after an abduction in Caracas by a five man group linked to the Red underground. Police captured two suspects Arsenio Pasarin and Alberto Rodrigo Barro in a downtown apartment. Smolen reported being treated well and reunited with his wife at the U S embassy.
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Johnson vows to keep torrid pace through election
President Johnson, thrilled by his six day 10,000 mile campaign through 15 states, plans a brisk retracing of the path to November 3. He targets Goldwater and extreme groups while rallying large crowds and schedules stops in New Jersey Pennsylvania New York Ohio Texas and the West. Johnson warns the nation a president may have no second chance if wrong the first time and urges voters to scrutinize the Klan Birch Society and hate movements.
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XB70 Tops 700 MPH in Edwards Test Flight
Edwards Air Force Base testing saw XB70A bomber pilot Al White exceed 700 mph and reach 35 000 feet. The flight marked the third test of the troubled aircraft, with White predicting a maximum altitude of 80 000 feet and speed of 2 000 mph in future runs.
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Tropical Storm Isbell Plows Toward Cuba
Tropical Storm Isbell crept toward western Cuba as the Miami Weather Bureau expected gradual intensification. Early today the storm, the season’s eleventh, lay 450 miles southwest of Miami with 50 mph winds and was about 70 miles south-southeast of Cape San Antonio, Cuba.
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Chuckle About beatniks echoes Abe Lincoln likeness
A lighthearted note suggests anyone who resembles Abraham Lincoln cannot be all bad. The joke plays on the notion that a physical look aligns with admired qualities, mirroring playful newspaper humor for readers.
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Voskhod three crew land after 24 hour space flight
Moscow reports the Voskhod Suntime mission completed 16 orbits in 24 hours 17 minutes. Commander Vladimir Komarov along with Konstantin Feoktistov and Boris Yegorov landed safely and reported good health. Tass notes the flight tested the ship and studied long duration space effects.
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Soviet space ship launches to study medical reactions on long flight
Scientists and cosmonauts celebrate the launch from a Moscow area cosmodrome 1,250 miles southeast, announcing the ship's purpose to study medical responses during a long mission. Orbit hints suggest a short duration, with Bykovsky's five days as a peak record, while the United States plans a two man Gemini follow up.
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U S Space Lead Questioned Amid Gemini Schedule
Washington report on NASA speeds shows the United States trailing the Soviet Union by about two years in lunar race. Upcoming Gemini flights aim for rendezvous and docking tests, while Saturn 1 launches push cargo capability and public interest. Wernher von Braun asserts U S cargo lead after Saturn I success.
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Pleasant Tomorrow With Warm Sunny Skies Ahead
A forecast calls for warm temperatures and sunny skies tomorrow. Tonight will be fair with a low in the mid 40s. Tomorrow’s high should reach the low 70s following yesterday’s official top of 70 and an overnight low of 39 today.
Mars Next For U S Russia Mars Next For US Russia
U S and Soviet space planners eye Mars as the next target after earlier Mars Venus and Moon probes. Mars could receive a rocket launched explorer from Earth in November every 25 months. Mariner craft weigh 570 pounds and carry cameras and instruments for 30 minute close approaches.
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Goldwater calls for televised debate amid Johnson Sabbath clash
In Topeka Goldwater accuses Johnson of full time campaigning over Sabbath duties and urges a nation wide taped debate to avoid national security risk. He cites Johnson church visits and a Phoenix campaign swing in a renewed push for a televised debate. He also notes Baker case fallout and polling gains for the GOP.
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