Who Holds the Soviet Nuclear Button Now
The article weighs who would command the Soviet nuclear forces after Khrushchev’s ouster. It notes Kosygin heads the government and Brezhnev is the party top man, while the constitution leaves war powers unclear. It questions whether one man can or should hold sole responsibility amid a 33 member Presidium and evolving leadership roles.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Johnson
Kremlin
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Leonid Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Reds Still Won't Pay UN Debts
The Soviet government remains firm on not paying UN peacekeeping costs for Congo and the Middle East. A postponement of the General Assembly was being discussed by regional groups to gain a majority for delaying the session, while Adlai Stevenson pressed the US demand that the Soviet vote be suspended until payments are made.
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N.Y
U.N
General Assembly
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Security Council
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
Congo
Middle East
U Thant
Fedorenko
Soviet Union
United Nations
Man Held In Oakwood Shootings
A 41-year-old former Weeners employee is jailed in Oakwood after Tuesday night shootings at Wagner Wood Co. president Nevin Wagner, his son Sherwood, and his mother-in-law Donna Snyder were wounded. The suspect was arrested in Centerville and turned over to Oakwood police.
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Dayton
Ohio
Kettering
Oakwood
Nevin Wagner
Wagner Wood Co
Wagner
Sherwood
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Donna Snyder
Weeners
Centerville
Here
Civic Leader Poll 80 Percent Favor Goldwater
The Ohio Information Committee reports 3,744 civic leaders surveyed statewide picked Barry Goldwater as their presidential choice by an 80 percent margin.
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Civic Leader
Goldwater
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Information Committee
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Mourning For Hoover Begins In New York Church
The nation paid solemn tribute as Herbert Hoover lay in state for 48 hours at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church Park Avenue New York. Mourners filed past the casket while armed services kept guard before the public homage. Hoover died at 90 after a final illness begun with internal hemorrhage. He will be buried in his native town Sunday.
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New York
Uau Steff
Herbert Clark Hoover
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Park Avenue
Hoover
Washington
Capitol
Joan F. Kennedy
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Mississippi
White House
Spicy GOP film on morals cut for TV
A Goldwater campaign group cuts footage including a topless bathing suit scene from a film to air on Thursday. NBC has approved a 1 pm broadcast, with final word expected today in New York. The film aims to depict moral decay and costs about 100000 dollars. Described by critics as provocative, it includes shots of a black limousine and references to President Johnson.
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Washington
Goldwater
Hammer
Russell Walton
Citizens For Goldwater-Miller
NBC
New York
Walton
John M. Bailey
Democratic National Committee
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Beverly Hills
Calif
Gallipolis Youth Receives Carnegie Hero Medal
Michael E Elliot, 13, of Gallipolis Ohio, awarded the Carnegie Hero Fund bronze medal and $500 for rescuing 11-year-old Ernest H Salisbury from a creek in Gallia County on August 26 1963. He pulled Salisbury from deep water after the boy slipped into the river and hit his head.
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Pittsburgh
Michael E Elliot
Rt. 2
Gallipolis
Ohio
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Elliott
Ernest H. Salisbury
Rail strike risk looms as board backs 27 cent pay rise
Washington AP reports a three year 27 cent hourly raise recommended by a presidential emergency board as negotiators weigh accepting the plan. About 400000 workers could be affected with a 30 day window to accept or trigger another nationwide strike scare. Johnson created the board Aug 18 amid rail labor tensions.
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Washington
U.S
Johnson
Reputed Mafia Chief Bonanno Kidnapped on Park Avenue
Joseph Bonanno, famed Cosa Nostra boss, was abducted on Park Avenue by two gunmen while en route to testify before a federal grand jury. Bonanno, 59, split his time between Tucson and New York and has long faced FBI cautions as a feared crime leader tied to the Apalachin convention.
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Joseph
Joe Bananas
Bonanno
Casa Nostra
Pir
Park Avenue
U.S. Senate Crime Committee
Underworld
Steo
Joseph Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Syndicate
Mafia
Valachi
Federal
Bonino
William P Maloney
Joseph P. Allen
Maloney
Joe
Malorey
Tucson
Ariz
FBI
V.Y
Weather outlook with cooler temperatures tonight and tomorrow
Partly cloudy skies and cooler air prevail tonight and tomorrow. Tonight’s low around 38 degrees with tomorrow’s high near 3. Yesterday’s official high was 52 at 2 15 p.m. and the overnight low was 45 at 1 a.m. today.
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U. S
Johnson urges restraint as key to peace in campaign stop
President Johnson rallied in Akron telling hundreds that U S power must be used with restraint to pursue peace. He framed Goldwater as risking near term accords and urged voters to trust a steady path of strength and restraint over rash action while pledging to seek common ground with the Soviet Union after election victory.
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Goldwater
Johnson
Akron-Canton
Soviet Union
Ohio Writer Sidney Eisenberg Dies in New York
Sidney A. Eisenberg, 54, a Cleveland writer who collaborated with Dr. Benjamin Fine on a Bell Syndicate column, died of a heart attack Tuesday in his room at the New York Hilton Hotel while on a business trip.
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New York
Cleveland
Ohio
Sidney A. Eisenberg
New York Hilton Hotel
Eisenberg
Benjamin Fine
Bell Syndicate
Goldwater Praises Hoover In Philadelphia Campaign Stop
Senator Barry Goldwater opened a quick Philadelphia area swing with a tribute to Herbert Hoover calling him one of the most respected Americans free of scandal. He spoke at Philadelphia International Airport before a motorcade to West Chester and announced private funeral services in New York Thursday.
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Waldorf- Astoria Towers
Universal Funeral Chapel
52Nd Street
Lexington Avenue
Philadelphia
Barry Goldwater
Herbert Hoover
America
Goldwater
Washington
New York
Cheyenne
Wyo
Las Vegas
Nev
San Francisco
Mothers Cry At Weddings After Fathers Like Husband Theory
Psychiatrists suggest girls marry men like their fathers and the wave of weddings prompts mothers to cry. The insight links parental patterns to nuptial sentiment in a reflective, social-comment style.
UAW Set Vote Could End GM Strike
UAW announces a Sunday membership vote on ratifying the national GM agreement after the GM Council meets in Detroit Friday. If ratified, local unions will end the 28 day strike and return to work. some plants still under local settlements will vote on returning or staying out. President Johnson urges quick settlement as the strike disrupts production and employment across industries.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Walter P. Reuther
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
GM Department
GM Council
GM Uaw
White House
Johnson
Missing 3rd Graders Sought as Fairfax Search Expands
Cincinnati police chief James Finan reports no new leads in the disappearance of 9-year-olds Johnny Hundley and Jimmy McQueary who vanished after class at Fairfax School. Authorities widened the search including a 50-foot sewer segment and issued nationwide bulletins. Some sightings claimed from Dayton and Kentucky fuel ongoing worry.
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James Finan
Fairfax
Johnny Hundley
Jimmy McQueary
Cincinnati
Dayton
Kentucky
Fairfax School
Debbie Cappen
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