Flying doctor quits as new physician settles nearby
Dr John E Roche, who piloted weekly flights from Chicago to Allerton Illinois to alleviate a local doctor shortage, says he will withdraw as Verdamae McKee begins general practice in Sidell six miles away. He remains part time in Allerton, noting the area now has a full-time GP.
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Chicago
Ilinois
John E. Roche
Allerton
Verdamae McKee
Sidell
Roche
Cuba
Journal of the American Medical Association
Lidell
South Viet Nam Leaders Arrested in Saigon Coup Fallout
Brig. Gen. Lam Van Phat and a fifth coup leader surrendered in Saigon after rebel forces collapsed last Sunday and Monday. Several officers, including Col. Duong Hieu Nghia and Brig. Gen. Duong Ngoc Lam, were already detained as loyalists tightened control. Air force Commodore Nguyen Cao Ky urged purges of corrupt officers while Premier Khanh reshuffled the military command.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Lam van Phat
Phat
My Tho
Duong van Due
4Th Corps
Huynh van Ton
7Th Division
Duong Hieu Nghia
Duong Ngoc Lam
Ton
Khanh
Air Force
Nguyen Cro Ky
UAW Sets 10 A.M. Friday Strike Deadline at Ford
Detroit AP report says the United Auto Workers union fixed a strike deadline of 10 a.m. Eastern Friday as contract talks with Ford Motor Co. continue. The notice signals possible job action if terms fail to satisfy workers.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union Today
Ford Motor Co
Congress Eyes LBJ Help on Key Bills in 1964 Session
Democratic leaders seek President Johnson’s push on foreign aid Appalachian aid and health care as reapportionment fights stall action. Senate Republicans propose a yearlong rider on reapportionment while liberals press for a compromise. Johnson weighs which bill to save as the election year gridlock looms.
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Washington
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Congress
Senate Democratic
Appalachian Ranges
Everett M. Dirksen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Thurmond to quit Democrats for Goldwater GOP
Sen. Strom Thurmond of South Carolina will announce tonight he is leaving the Democratic ranks to become a Goldwater Republican. The plan is to help build a strong two party system in the South, with a televised speech from Columbia South Carolina at 6 15 p m EST.
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Washington
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Thurmond
Columbia
S.C
South
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Spartanburg- Greenville
Democratic Party
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
She's Witch But Good One Seeks New Home in Boston
Sybil Leek, a self described good witch from England, plans to settle in suburban Concord after living in Wooten and New Milton. She says she studies magic but aims to expel evil spirits and offers a religious view of witchcraft while preparing for a Boston radio appearance.
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Sybil Seek
Surrey
Waves Black Cape
Concord
London
Boston
Swain
Sybil Leek
Mrs. Leek
Steel Firms In 1964 Spending $100 Million To Be Competitive
U S steelmakers plan about 100 million dollars in 1964 for research to fight rivals from aluminum plastics and overseas producers. About 5,000 scientists and engineers will push new and cheaper processes and products as U S Steel previews facilities tours in Monroeville Canton and Gary Indiana.
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Cleveland
Ap) — Steel Company
United States
U. S
Ohio Solons Expected To Meet Nov 9
Governor Rhodes plans an extraordinary session likely starting November 9 after drafting bills. House Speaker Cloud confirmed the date but said the governor could change his mind and the session may last about two weeks. Attorney General Saxbe will file a federal brief to show Ohio’s good faith on redistricting.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
John McElroy
Roger Cloud
Logan
Cloud
William Saxbe
Daily Errors Published Like Baseball Stats
A humorous comparison asks how daily slip ups would read if treated as baseball player errors, suggesting a quirky measure of everyday missteps. The imagined tally uses familiar sports reporting cadence to playful effect.
Railroads face strike threat by shop unions
About 150000 workers from six AFL-CIO railroad shop unions prepare to walk out Monday amid demands for job protection as negotiations stall after a presidential emergency board report. Officials expect a broad disruption to trains if a strike occurs, with unions united on the issue of safeguarding wages and positions against automation.
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Afl-Cio
Edward J. Carlough
Johnson
Carlough
Sheet Metal Workers’ International Association
Makarios outlines five point Cyprus peace plan
Cypriot President Makarios proposes a five point plan including lifting the blockade, removing armed posts, financial aid for Turkish Cypriots, amnesty for rebels, and UN guided steps. Turkish Cypriot spokesman questions the plan as aid is delivered to Kokkina under UN protection amid fierce distrust.
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David Lancashire
Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Turkey
U.N
Makaris
Kokkina
Famagusta
Two Negroes Elected To Tuskegee City Council
In Tuskegee Alabama Rev K Le Bulord and Dr Stanley Hugh Smith won seats on the city council in a runoff. The race featured a heavy Negro vote and also saw Mayor Howard Rutherford defeated by white challenger Charles M Keever who attracted most Negro support. Keever received 943 votes while Rutherford had 732.
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K. le Bulord
Stanley Hugh Smith
Tuskegee
Howard Rutherford
Rutherford
Charles M. Keever
Keever
Houston White and Negro Residents Live in Peace
In South MacGregor Houston, a white resident group forms to halt white flight as Negro families move in. A driving sign campaign proclaims the area not for sale, property values rise, and a civic effort aims to maintain goodwill while enforcing deed restrictions.
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Houston
Peace
Houston, Tex
South MacGregor
South Macregor
Federal Housing Administration
George Martin
Oil Company
Julia Carman
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