Romney urges December meeting of Republican governors
Michigan Governor George Romney telegraphed Gov. Robert Anidache & Idaho chair of the Republican Governors Association proposing a December gathering of GOP governors to discuss unifying the party. Romney, riding a landslide re election, said he aims for a bipartisan, broad based approach and would not endorse Goldwater.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
George Romney
Rober Anideach
Idaho
Republican Governors’ Association
Romney
Johnson
Michigan Capitol
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
Barry Goldwater
American Motors Corp
Neil Staebler
National Party
Patrick Memara
Goldwater
Republican Organization
Monroe Approves Amendment No 37 Annexation Measure
The city of Monroe wins approval for Amendment No 37 in Tuesday’s general election with 106,568 votes for and 76,654 against. The measure would allow area annexations without residents voting on past city school bond issues, easing dual taxation. The law takes effect in 1965 as Monroe and Ouachita Parish maintain two public school systems.
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Monroe
W. L. K. Howard
Monroe and
Quachita Parish
Martin Foe Shrugs Off 7th Defeat to Martin Jr.
FALL RIVER Mass AP Edward F Doolan laments a seventh straight defeat to Rep Joseph W Martin Jr on his 80th birthday Martin wins a 21st term beating Doolan 129788 to 81847 Doolan a Textile Workers union leader and father of five says unemployment in Fall River district calls for Democrat representation He praises national ticket and hopes for better jobs and civic effort in future.
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Fall River, Mass
Edward F. Doolan
Joseph W. Martin Jr
U.S. House
Martin
Congress
Doolan
Greater Fall River
John F. Kennedy
United States
Bolivian Army Revolt Leaves 40 Dead in Capital
In La Paz Gen Alfredo Obando Candia forms a military cabinet after the army ousted President Victor Paz Estenssoro. Casualties rise to about 40 dead and 150 injured amid looting and air strikes. Paz fled to Peru as Barrientos is blamed for the coup.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Alfredo Obando Candia
Obando
Victor Paz
Paz
Peru
Lima
Gene Barrientos
Barrientos
Philippines Islands Count Hits Around Seven Thousand Eighty Three
Britannica estimates about 7 083 islands comprise the Philippines. The figure reflects a long standing count cited by scholars and geography references.
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Philippines
Encyclopaedia Britannica
U S Readies Mariner 3 For Launch
NASA prepares the Mariner 3 mission from Cape Kennedy with an Atlas Agena D rocket aimed to launch between 1 22 pm and 3 17 pm. The 814 month mission seeks Mars close approach within 8600 miles for first near data while Mariner 4 readiness follows.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
United States
U.S
Mars
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Earth
Space Agency
Mariner 4
Mariner 3
Mariner Project
Jack N. James
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Twin City Chit Chat Miss Flame at Barksdale AFB
Kay Sievers of Monroe was chosen Miss Flame during Fire Prevention Week at Barksdale Air Force Base Shreveport. She belongs to the 855th Medical Group Women in the Air Force and won from 10 finalists. The queen presided over a parade two dances and daily events. Annette Owens, 1964 graduate of Northeast State College, won the National Collegiate Association for Secretaries scholarship plaque.
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Kay Sievers
Warren Sievers
Monroe
Flame
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Miss Sievers
855Th Medical Group
Women’s Air Force
Annette Owens
Northeast State College
N National Council
The
National Collegiate Association For Secretaries
Democrats Oust GOP In 6 State Legislatures
New York reports sweeping wins for Democrats who took both houses not seen in 30 years while gaining in Michigan Indiana Iowa Utah Colorado Wisconsin Montana and North Dakota. Republicans lose ground as reapportionment shifts power and Gov Rockefeller faces quick session.
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Gop
New York
California
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Utah
Maine
Colorado
Wisconsin
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
Senate
Assembly
Nelson A. Rockefeller
House
George Romney
Kremlin Denounces Nationalism in Secret Communist Talks
In Moscow Pra ved a call to end nationalist narrowmindedness in world Communist ranks as red leaders including Chou Enlai arrive for talks marking the 47th Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. Pravda insists on struggle against nationalism while Xi and others push for peaceful coexistence and nonviolent takeovers.
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Moscow
Chou Enlai
Peking
China
Ples
Kremlin
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Asia
Africa
Latin America
E. M. Zhukov
Health Care and Appalachian Aid Seen Likely To Clear
In a post election climate Democrats expand their margin with about 40 new House seats and a 2 seat Senate gain. The elderly health care plan cleared the Senate but stalled in House paths despite a 257 178 margin for Appalachian aid.
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Washington
Congress
Appalachian
Wiestle Rouse
Johnson
Senate
House
Weather bureau backs drier outlook for northeast Louisiana
The forecast says rain from a western weather system will ease, with the threat nearly ended. Expect partly cloudy skies, mild temperatures, highs 75 to 82, and overnight lows around 50 to 60 through Friday.
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Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Texas Panhandle
Oklahoma
Texas Gulf Coast
Two Killed In Car Plunge On Airline Highway
Baton Rouge state police report two motorists died early today when a car drove through a construction barrier on Airline Highway and hit a trailer truck. Coroner Dr. Chester A. Williams identified the victims as Shelton E. Gunter, 32, of Baton Rouge and Audrey W. Cunningham, 21, of Killeen, Texas.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Texas
Chester A. Williams
East Baton Rouge Parish
Shelton E. Gunter
Audrey W. Cunningham
Killeen
Tex
Fugitives From Arkansas Sought Around Houma Area
Terrebonne Parish Sheriff A. P. Prejean reported two Arkansas state prison fugitives in the Houma area. Three other Arkansas men were captured. Tolliver and Owen remain at large after escaping into swampy woods when five men were flushed from a stolen Gretna car near Houma, about 60 miles west of New Orleans.
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Houma, la
Terrebonne Parish
A. P. Prejean
Arkansas State Prison
Prejean
Tolliver
Owen
Gretna
New Orleans
Houma
No Gold bumper water stickers on my car
A humorous line from a father in a family scene where his directives provoke laughter. He proclaims there will be no Gold bumper water stickers on his car, eliciting chuckles from family members. The quip captures a light domestic moment.
Possible, Says Carpetbagger Candidate Could Run Here
District Attorney Lassiter says a federal law could override Louisiana’s residency requirement for Congress. He notes Kennedy’s New York victory shows state politics influence voter support, and warns a carpetbagger could run in Louisiana under federal rules.
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Congress
Louisiana
Robert Kennedy
New York
Dist
Atty
Albin P. Lassiter
U.S. House of Senate
Lassiter
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ball to make two hurried trips over NATO crisis
Washington AP Undersecretary of State George W. Ball will make two European trips in four weeks to discuss NATO unity and alliance problems. He will attend the German American conference in Berlin November 12 to 15 and a Cabinet level OECD meeting in Paris December 2 to 3. Ball has no plans to meet President de Gaulle. Secretary Rusk will visit New York in late November to consult with Western European foreign ministers ahead of the UN General Assembly opening December 1.
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Washington
George W. Ball
Johnson
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
State Department
Ball
Berlin
Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development
Paris
OECD
Robert J. McCloskey
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Hubert H. Humphrey
Organization of NATO
Dean Rusk
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Rusk
U.S
Atlantic Alliance
Viet Cong Kidnap Plot Foiled Near Saigon Embassy
A 30 man Viet Cong patrol approached An Khanh village near Saigon within about 1000 yards of the U S Embassy in an attempted kidnapping. Citizens reacted by noise and security forces arrived, forcing the guerrillas to retreat.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPS
U.S
An Khanh
Mothers Start Christmas Fund With Quick Ads
Mothers start a Christmas fund by selling unused items via News-Store-World Want Ads. Featured item: PFAFF portable sewing machine, never used. Ad promises low 10 day rate and cancellation privileges.
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Edward Doolan
Twin City
Howard Sautter
Abington
Leo
Sautter
Bureau
Arkansas
John Tolliver
Edward Owen
D. A
U.S. Senate
Sen
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Clair Engle
Rusk Ride
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