Eisenhower Endorses Wisconsin Republican Candidate in Green Bay
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke in Green Bay endorsing Wilbur Renk of Sun Prairie for the U.S. Senate and urging Wisconsin Republicans to return to their principles. He accepted gifts and was introduced by Neil McElroy amid a group of state leaders and rail executives, noting his past Wisconsin visits and joking about Democratic philosophy.
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Wisconsin
Eisenhower
Wilbur Renk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Green Bay
Warren Knowles
Jack Olson
Carl E. Steiger
Oshkosh
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Sun Prairie
U.S. Senate
Bivint
Annddenan Latanna
Lildl
Alce Vveluvic
Green Bay Packers
Brown County
Vincent Lombardi
McElroy
Neil McElfroy
John Byrnes
Eiisenhower
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
New York State
Renk
First Lady Farm Houses Get Tin Roofs in Alabama
Six tenant houses on the Alabama farmland owned by Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson receive tin roofs and new lumber. The homes drew national scrutiny last spring amid Republican probes into conditions on property tied to the poverty program plans.
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Autaugaville
Ala
Alabama
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Hurricane Gladys Heads for Carolinas
Powerful hurricane Gladys moves west-northwest toward the Carolina coast with 125 mph winds. Forecasters warn of increasing northeasterly winds along Georgia and Carolina shores and large swells affecting exposed beaches as the storm nears.
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Miami
UPI
Gladys
Carolina
Weather Bureau
Georgia
Carolinas
South Atlantic
Palm Beach
Fla
North Carolina
Gulf of Tonkin Incident Sparks U.S. Alert
U.S. forces in South Viet Nam were placed on special alert after reports of a new incident in the Gulf of Tonkin. Details were scarce and officials declined comment while Premier Nguyen Khanh described it as part of Communist maintenance of aggression and announced emergency powers and mobilization.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
7Th Fleet
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
North Viet Nam
Four Gunmen Take $37,000 At Milwaukee Bank Heist
Four masked gunmen held up the Southgate National Bank in Milwaukee’s Southgate shopping center. They used grotesque Halloween masks, fled in a stolen car, and left with an estimated 27 to 37 thousand dollars as police expanded the inquiry and revised the loot amount.
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Milwaukee
South Side
Southgate National Bank
Leo Woeltel
Southgate
Jack Fuller
William Vallee
Calvin Hendrickson
Governor's Airport Visit Set for Oct 2
Governor John W. Reynolds will visit Winnebago County Airport with executive secretary Stanley Zuckerman and State Aviation Commission director TK Jordan on Friday October 2. He will meet with the county aviation committee to discuss FAA and state aid requests and reasons for them. The trip also includes Oshkosh and Appleton visits as part of touring airports seeking federal and state assistance.
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John W. Reynolds
Winnebago County
Stanley Zuckerman
State Aeronautics Commission
Jordan
Reynolds
Wausau
Appleton
Priest Complains Of Loud Jazz At Soho Ad Lib Club
In a London court the Reverend Yves le Cruerer said Ad Lib Club in Soho played loud jazz that forced him to wear ear plugs to bed. He runs a weekly youth club record hop and argued volume, not music type, is the issue, claiming he enjoys beat music.
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London
England
Yves le Cruerer
Soho
Twelve Saved Seven Dead In Ocean Mishap
Twelve seamen were saved from water tight compartments after the 3000 ton Danish dredger Nielsen capsized in 48 feet of water near Moreton Bay Australia. At least eight crew members including the ship master Capt Cornelis Sneijders were dead and two crews remained missing. Fifteen survivors were taken to Brisbane General Hospital for treatment. The vessel, with 22 Danes one Dutchman and one Australian aboard, capsized during dredging to deepen a main channel for tankers servicing two oil refineries under construction.
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Moreton Bay
Australia
UPI
Kapt Nielsen
Cornelis Sneijders
Brisbane General Hospital
W H. Smith
Brisbane
Nielsen
U S Destroyers Reported Firing Near Tonkin Conflict
U S Navy destroyers patrolling the Gulf of Tonkin reportedly fired at vessels believed to be hostile near Nghe An. North Vietnam claimed heavy explosions and aircraft, while Red China news stated ships were active offshore. The U S side said radar detected hostile craft but no confirmed contact. Continued coverage on Page 10.
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Washington
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
North
Nghe An
China News Agency
Hana
Pentagon
Government Moves To Avert Rail Road Strike
Washington AP reports the government plans intensive mediation to avert a nationwide rail strike set for Tuesday morning. National Mediation Board chairman Howard Gamser leads efforts between six shop craft unions and railroad negotiators, with no face to face talks in sight Friday night. Federal mediator Francis A. O Neill searches for common ground while union and carrier reps await a possible session. Union spokesman Michael Fox says they would welcome an agreement though not relish a strike, noting job security and wage protection amid tech changes as the core issue. President Johnson’s involvement remains uncertain though kept informed of developments.
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Washington
Howard Gamser
National Mediation Board
Francis A. O' Neill
Michael Fox
J E. Wolfe
Goldwater Blasts Democrats on Farm Policy and War
Buffalo North Dakota AP Barry Goldwater denounces Democratic farm programs and vows to end government meddling in private affairs. He links current US policy to war and weakness, arguing the nation would be better off if the interim president stepped back from managing farms, amid remarks prepared for the National Plowing Contest.
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Buffalo
N.D
Barry Goldwater
Eisenhower
Goldwater
South
Viet Nam
Goldwater Says Pentagon Waiting For Air Mail Letter
Republican candidate Barry Goldwater arrives in Charleston for a speech as he comments on the Tonkin Gulf incident and the North Vietnam clash. He jokes that the Pentagon is waiting for an air mail letter to learn what happened while noting Lyndon Johnson faces trouble and criticizing the military comms system in the United States.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Pentagon
Tonkin Gulf
Goldwater
Viet Nam
Lyndon
Yoyo McNamara
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