Johnson tours poverty areas in campaign style visit
President Johnson moves through Pittsburgh Inez Ky and coal country towns meeting workers and families Storming crowds in an open convertible he pledges a bright highway of hope He chats with Tom Fletcher in Hatfield McCoy country offering schooling for the Fletcher children and urging education while Mrs Johnson joins neighbors in conversation
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Washington
Johnson
Pittsburgh
Inez
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
West Virginia
Secret Service
John F. Kennedy
Tom Fletchers
Fletcher
Hatfield-and-McCoy Country
Paintsville
Melee Among Youths Marred Forbes Field Baseball Game
A youth night at Forbes Field turned chaotic after Pittsburgh beat New York 9 4. Police reported three injuries and four arrests as hundreds of teenagers swarmed the field ripping numbers from the scoreboard. Pirates officials and staff aided security and the crowd was quelled. Attendance totaled 13 117 youths and 7 903 adults.
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Pittsburgh
Forbes Field
Joe Brown
Pirates
Gore criticizes civil rights bill as dangerous and defective
Senator Albert Gore, D Tenn, says the civil rights bill is seriously defective and potentially dangerous. He argues that federal funds could be cut off for entire states if any county or district violates the act, enabling political reprisal. Gore spoke amid a long Senate civil rights debate as leaders plan a brief session and possible next votes on the measure.
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Washington
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Fhet
Gore
Bil
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
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Full page index listing sections Radio 2 editorials personals classifieds funerals sports fullon weddings with page references and brief descriptors.
SLU Athlete Fatally Hurt On Trampoline
Canton report says 21 year old St. Lawrence University junior Bryron Jinx Doyle a varsity hockey center from Hingham Massachusetts died after a trampoline accident during a Thursday morning physical education class at the university He was taken to the House of the Good Samaritan hospital in Watertown with a fractured vertebra.
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St. Lawrence University
Bryron
Jinx) Doyle
St. Lawrence
House of the Good Samaritan Tal
Watertown
University
Doyle
Hingham
Mass
Barry's Backers Aim to Split Rocky In State
Goldwater-for-President headquarters in New York said Friday night it would seek to elect Republican convention delegates pledged to Barry Goldwater in 13 of 41 districts. If elected in the June 2 primary, Governor Rockefeller would not have a united delegation at the convention. Nominating petitions circulated in downstate districts. 16th district Staten Island Brooklyn. others on Long Island and in Queens, Brooklyn, Westchester, Sullivan, Ulster, and Buffalo areas. 25th district is Rockefeller’s home district.
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New York
New York State
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Rockefeller
Rita Bree
Goldwater
Downstate
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Miss Bree
Long Island
Queens
Westchester County
Sullivan County
Ulster County
Buffalo
Boy fatally crushed by school bus near home
Six year old John Stouter was killed Friday when he fell under a school bus near his Buffalo home. The tragedy occurred as the vehicle moved from a stop, investigators said.
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Buffalo
John Stouter
Mastermind Behind Texas Bank Robbery Plot Nabbed
Houston police say 27 year old Las Vegas bridegroom John L Burke admitted masterminding a four bank robbery scheme. Four helpers, lured by a forged payroll hostage ruse, delivered bait money while Burke escaped with about $12 000 from Belfort State Bank. Police recover $10 684 in cash from Burke.
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Houston
Tex
Las Vegas
Nev
Texas Employment Commission
Joe Singleton
John L. Burke
Burke
Charles Hudson
Belfort State Bank
Hudson
Pensacola
Fla
Harrisburg National Bank
MacGregor Park National Bank
Spring Branch
Stassen to Persist After Ballot Fight in California
Harold Stassen vows to continue his bid after the U S Supreme Court denied his appeal to appear on California's June 2 presidential primary ballot. California Supreme Court had upheld Secretary of State Frank Jordan's refusal, citing insufficient certified signatures. Stassen claims new evidence and says he will press the probe into what he calls unfair action.
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Calif
California
Harold Stassen
U. S. Supreme Court
Stassen
Supreme Court
Frank Jordan
Jordan
Minnesota
French Lick
Ind
Veteran long distant runner Alfie Shrubb dies at 85
Alfie Shrubb 85 a famed distance runner who claimed 24 world records died Thursday in a hospital in Bowmanville Ontario His career started in 1899 racing a horse drawn fire wagon for three miles and winning He later coached Oxford University for eight years and after 1907 coached at Harvard University in the United States.
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Bowmanville
Ont
Alfie Shrubb
Shrubb
Oxford University
United States
Harvard
Civil Rights Demonstration Flares in Chester Violence
In Chester Pennsylvania a civil rights protest escalated into violence Friday night injuring at least 10 and resulting in 28 arrests. Police used riot squads to disperse about 150 demonstrators as bystanders joined and a second wave of clashes erupted near a tavern.
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Chester
Pennsylvania
Theodore Laws
Clayton Hewett
Atonement Episcopal Church
Morton
Delaware County
Providence Baptist Church
Delaware County Court
Romatic computer aids UC students in first matchmaking
At the University of Connecticut in Storrs a psychology department experiment used the IBM 7040 based Oswald computer to match 550 students for a dance. The system assigned three partners per student, mixed results with some fellows seeking better looking matches, while 85 percent of the women described themselves as above average in appearance.
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Oswald
Student Union
Jack Carlson
333
Carlson
IBM
Mrs. Big Crow at 40 Mother of 24 Children
RAPID CITY S D Mrs James Big Crow 40 is back in the hospital after giving birth to her 24th child. She has had 16 hospital trips and eight sets of twins plus eight other babies. Nineteen children survive, eldest Robert 20, six in the Navy. The family lives on Pine Ridge Reservation in a four room house without electricity. Big Crow works for a nearby farmer.
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Rapid City
S. D
James Big Crow
Request Backfires In Fremont Dog Warden Seizes Duke
Albert Gschwind, Fremont dog warden, investigated reports of loose dogs in Lindsey at the mayor's request. He nabbed a bulldog running through yards overturning a rubbish burner and locked it in the county kennel. Duke was claimed the next day by Mayor Robert Roush.
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Fremont
Ohio
Robert Roush
Lindsey
Albert Gschwind
Gschwind
Duke
Roush
Rockefeller to Resume Pursuit Of Nomination
Governor Rockefeller wrapped up the 1964 New York session by signing the final of 1,326 bills and ending the annual veto period. He will fly to the West Coast to resume campaigning in Oregon and California presidential primaries with May and June dates.
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Albany
Rockefeller
West Coast
Oregon
California
Kremlin Fires Another Salvo At Red China
The Soviet Union accuses China of slander and cheating to isolate Russia from Asia and Africa. Pravda blasts China for blocking an invite to a March conference in Africa and for opposing Soviet participation after Jakarta talks. The piece accuses Chen Yi of deceit and seeks to rally socialist nations.
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Soviet Union
Red Chinese Today
Russia
Asia
Africa
Communist Party
Pravda
Peking
Kremlin
Red China
Chen Yi
Jakarta
Indonesia
Chen
Prvada
Hawaiis population shifts as Caucasians top Japanese
Hawaii's population rose 11.7 percent since 1960 to 714,092, including 125,602 military personnel and dependents. Caucasians now make up 36.5 percent of residents, Japanese 29.1 percent, marking the first time Caucasians are the majority.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
State Department of Planning and Economic Development
Lady Bird Johnson Reflects On Inez Boy Greeting
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson recalls a boy in Inez Kentucky who told her husband Mr. President no one ever comes to Inez. She describes the crowd greetings, her fatigue after a four state poverty campaign and her view that Washington is not a reliable temperature gauge for political sentiment.
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Boy
LBJ
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kentucky
President
Johnsons
Chicago
Lyndon
Mrs. Johnson
Johnson
Teenager to stand trial for double murder in New York case
In Mesa Arizona Justice Lawrence Mulleneaux ordered 17 year old Theresa Robichaud held for trial on a murder charge for the February killings of Mr. and Mrs. John Bertella of Sherrill New York. Evidence included Verlie Brower testimony placing Robichaud at the scene and her own confession of forging Mrs Bertella's signature on seven ten dollar traveler's checks.
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N.Y
Mulleneaux
Miss Robichaud
Verlie Brower
Phoenix
Masseneaux
Bertella
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