Taft Attacks Humphrey Over ADA Ties in Ohio
In Painesville Ohio Republican Robert Taft Jr assailed Democratic vice presidential candidate Hubert H Humphrey for connections to the American for Democratic Action ADA. Taft noted ADA supports diplomatic recognition of Communist China admission to the UN and abolition of the House committee on un American Activities He argued Humphrey had not repudiated ADA goals and warned Americans of his foreign leaning and guilt by association rhetoric. Humphrey helped found ADA and served as its national chairman and later vice chairman.
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Israel's Prime Minister Undergoes Eye Surgery
In Jerusalem Levi Eshkol aged 69 underwent cataract surgery on his right eye at Hadassah Hospital. A hospital bulletin described his condition as satisfactory and said the operation was performed today.
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Refugee rescue by GI sparks Berlin wall clash
German immigrant Hans Puhl of the US Army is hailed as a hero after a dawn 40 minute firefight near the Berlin wall. He helped a wounded East German refugee, Michael Meyer, escape to West Berlin despite communist gunfire and wall dangers.
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Young Says Extremists Rule GOP in Ohio
Senator Stephen M Young warned at the Allen County Democratic ox roast that conservative and moderate Ohio Republicans are being pulled toward right wing extremists including John Birch Society members. He claimed Rob ert Taft Jr. allies with Goldwater forces and warned the GOP could not survive if extremism prevails.
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Community meeting timetable across Monroe Manchester Amanda
A list of club and public meetings for Monday and Tuesday includes the Monroe Lions Club at Seven Dolors Church 6 p m and Armory 7 50 p m, Evening Optimist Manchester and Lily of the Valley Chapter 55 Eastern Star, Amanda Athletic Club, Civitan Rotary Safety Council Sertoma Madison Lions Fire and other groups with scheduled starts from noon to 8 p m at various venues.
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Kremlin Accuses Red China of Drug Trade Profits
Pravda says China earns about 500 million dollars annually from growing and smuggling narcotics. It claims profits fund anti Soviet propaganda and subsidize Peking splitters puppets. The report cites Tsusai Sugo of the National Committee for the Struggle Against Drug Addiction.
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Today in History highlights for September 14, 1964
On this date McKinley died from wounds in 1901 and Theodore Roosevelt became president. Franklin was sent to France in 1778. The Selective Service Act passed in 1940. MacArthur announced Allied capture of Sala-maua in 1943.
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Billion Trees Planted Annually in the United States
Reports indicate that over a billion trees are planted each year across the United States. The effort involves various agencies, nonprofits, and private partners working to reforest landscapes and restore ecosystems nationwide.
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Radio Speaker Heard First by Home Listeners
A radio speaker is heard by home listeners before his remarks reach the live audience. The delay in transmission causes the home audience to hear the message earlier, prompting questions about the broadcast schedule and local reception.
Graham asks if world ripe for destruction in Omaha crusade
Evangelist Billy Graham warned in Omaha that current conditions mirror biblical signs of the end times. He cited intensifying immorality and racial conflict, warned of nations gaining nuclear capacity, and said a madman could trigger nuclear war unless divine intervention occurs.
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Denver Hit By Starlings
In an eight block area of East Denver about 10 000 starlings darken the sky at sunset and roost in the trees at night residents endure a daily chorus. The birds arrived last fall and lingered four weeks then left.
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Ikeda Slowly Improving From Noncancerous Laryngitis
Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda is reported to be gradually recovering from a chronic throat ailment. He has been hospitalized at the National Cancer Center since last Wednesday for treatment described by doctors as a non cancerous laryngitis.
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