Goldwater opens campaign with sharp Johnson attack in Prescott
Sen. Barry Goldwater fired a partisan keynote in Prescott calling President Johnson weak on defense and accusing his White House of scandal. He contrasted Lincoln’s era with today and warned Republicans not to abandon the broad center as Miller joined the tour in Prescott.
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Fake Doctor Devised $85 000 Scam Over Four Years
Thom as M. Novak a 29 year old Livonia resident posed as a physician for four years earning about 85000 dollars. Michigan Attorney General Frank Kelley called the case a fantastic deception in the state's medical history. Novak faked medical school attendance while observing operations to gain knowledge and used a fictitious narcotics registration number for prescriptions. He bought a deceased doctor’s internal medicine practice in 1960 and treated heart lung and diabetes cases. He may be charged with practicing medicine without a license and faced up to a 300 dollar fine or six months in jail. Novak surrendered after being questioned about his medical certificate.
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Malaysia and Indonesia mobilize troops under emergency
Malaysia declared an emergency to counter a war threat from Indonesia and address race riots in Singapore. British and New Zealand units entered action in peninsular Malaysia to free Malaysian battalions for riot duty in Singapore.
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Mass Resigning Confuses Viet Nam Governance
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh announced he has accepted resignations of all cabinet ministers who are army officers, including his own, but they will stay on for now. The three general steering committee will run the country under a new name as Khanh leads for two months while preparing ministerial councils to form a unified government and ensure religious harmony.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
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Khiem
Xenian Is Found Shot To Death In Dayton Street
Police identified Edwin Lee Richardson of Xenia, 35, found shot once in the chest on Dayton’s east side. His body lay amid scattered ten and twenty dollar bills in a parked car with the motor running, discovered by a couple who saw an open door and light. Richardson worked for Motors Insurance Corp. in Dayton.
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Dayton
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Xenia
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Bachelor Described as Cowardly Cheating in Alimony Tale
A columnist labels a bachelor as cowardly and cruel, accusing him of selfish behavior and cheating a deserving woman out of her alimony, reflecting a sharp personal misgiving about his conduct.
Chilean Election Watches U.S. Stake in Pressure for Reform
Chile faces a pivotal presidential contest between Eduardo Frei and Salvador Allende as the United States weighs policy shifts. Allende backs nationalization and closer ties to communist regimes, while Frei favors private enterprise and reform. U.S. aid and investments loom in the backdrop of Latin America's democracy versus communism struggle.
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Washington
Chile
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Conte
Frei
Salvador Allende
China
Allende
Socialist Party
U.S
Apartment Conditions Protested in Cincinnati Sit-In
A dozen civil rights demonstrators occupy City Hall steps to protest Standish Apartments living conditions as tenants strike rent. Two white protesters Mrs Judy Menzie and Alister Macintyre continue hunger strikes begun after CRE protests at landlord Irwin Rhodes home. Police monitor with no incidents or arrests.
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Labor Day Road Jam Expected
CHICAGO AP Americans prepare for Labor Day weekend as highway travel climbs. The National Safety Council projects 490 to 590 traffic deaths from 6 p.m. Friday to Monday midnight, compared with 557 a year ago for the holiday period.
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National Safety Council
Associated Press
Congressional hearing tense after Nazi disruption
At a congressional hearing on student travel to Cuba, Ira Gollobin defended Monroe B. Slater while Nazi leader George Lincoln Rockwell and associates were in the room. Slater, injured during the incident, was hospitalized as police cuffed Lon Dunaway, a Nazi armband bearer, and the chair reopened proceedings with added security.
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Monroe B. Slater
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Cuba
Lon L. Dunaway
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Dunaway
Richard Ichards-Mo
House
Caysitol Hill
Bronx Fireman Learns Heir to 250000 From Longtime Friend
Richard Gregory Shaw, off duty and visiting his firehouse, learned he is the $250,000 heir named in trust by Bushnell Dimond, a New York writer who died last June. An attorney seeks Shaw, while the Daily News published an open letter to him. Shaw plans a belated Hawaii honeymoon, may buy a New Jersey home, and quit his taxi job. He and Dimond shared art, literature, and world culture talks over three years.
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Richard Gregory Shaw
Shaw
Bushnell Dimond
New York
New York Daily News
Dimond
Bronx
Teela
Steven
Vance
Hawaii
New Jersey
45 Leading Businessmen Backing Johnson
Johnson wins a major endorsement as 45 leading executives meet at the White House forming a National Independent Committee to back Johnson and Humphrey. Cochairs include John T. Connor of Merck & Co. and John L. Loeb of Carl Loeb, Rhoads & Co. The group stresses support for the ticket and plans no cross-attack on Goldwater.
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Republican Party
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White House
National Independent Committee
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Connor
John L. Loeb
Walll Street
Carl Loeb
John-on- Humphrey
Afl-Cio
Showdown Delay Is Forecast By Joe Hall
The odds against enacting a Social Security health care plan this year rise despite Senate approval. House and Senate conferees will craft final language, with Mills likely to lead the House group against death benefits, while both chambers push for health benefits and broader cash support for Social Security recipients. The Rules Committee may call a conference after Mills moves to send the bill to conference, with a September 14 timing eyed.
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Senate
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Pelelare
Whee Tee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Rules Committee
Italian Communist Party declares autonomy from Moscow
Bulletin from Rome reports the Italian Communist Party calling for autonomous action as Palmiro Togliatti suffers a fatal stroke in Russia. The declaration stresses independent conduct for communists worldwide.
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Moscow
Palmiro Togliatti
Russia
Japs Seek Out Soldiers Still Hiding in Guam Jungles
Tokyo reports two former Japanese service members may still be in Guam. Welfare Ministry confirms sightings in Guam jungles and notes earlier rescues as late as 1960, with efforts to bring them home.
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Japanese Welfare Ministry
Guam
Guar
Welfare Ministry
Japan
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Weather outlook: front may trigger thundershowers tonight
A weak four day cold front may bring thundershowers this area tonight with cloudy skies and cooler temperatures tomorrow. Yesterday’s high reached 90 under sunny skies and is expected to repeat today. the low today was 58 and tonight’s low will be about 10 degrees warmer.
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