FDR Junior Walks Streets Turning Charm on Voters
In New York City, Roosevelt junior Frank O'Connor tours Jamaica Avenue and the flower district, shaking hands with passersby and posing for photos. The piece contrasts old style street campaigning with modern media, noting the impact of walking tours on voter impressions.
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FDR
New York
Aon
Lindsay
Jamaica Avenue
Queens
Hte
Ition
Franiggale
O'Connor
Arejlaken
Roosevelt Jinior
Frank O'Connor
Sixth Avenue
28Th Street
A. Souler Co
Peace Corpsman Tells Of Three Weeks Detention
Peace Corpsman Thomas Dawson of Annapolis describes three weeks in Soviet custody after crossing the Russian Iranian border. He says interrogations lasted four hours daily, but guards were cordial. He recalls no hostility and says he was allowed outdoor exercise and given medical attention, books, and cigarettes. He hopes to return to Iran after rest.
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Baltimore
Thomas Dawson
Dawson
Annapolis
United States
Jana
Friendship International Airport
Daivous
Baltimore Oriales
Blakau
Daws
Orioles
Lasson
Angeles
Moscow News
Iran
Nejovermeuury
Ques' Pion
General approves AF command change in Southern Europe
President Johnson approves Maj. Gen. John L. Hardy to lead allied air forces in Southern Europe. Hardy, to be nominated for lieutenant general, will replace Lt. Gen. Benjamin J. Webster who retires at month end.
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Washington
Johnson
John 5. Hardy
Europe
Hardy
Benjamin J. Webster
Roosevelt kinship and Queens pals line up for O Connor tour
A New York City walking tour shows Franklin D. Roosevelt Jn and Elliott Roosevelt’s connections as voters debate party loyalties. O’Connor greets shoppers and florists on Jamaica Avenue while addressing endorsements and union support. An eager Queens resident presses for Roosevelt’s stance as the stroll continues.
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D.A
O'Connor
Queens
the Mart
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rousevelt
Elliott
Roosevelt
Hay'ty Viachos, Inc
Jaeohs
Cut Flower Co
Awaiia
William Anedacht, Inc
Ncomor
Galdfarh
Eloyer
New York City
O’connor
Nelson Rockefeller
Noto Roosevelt
Urge Canada to Aid Remote Northwest
Ottawa reports the federal administration commission urged Canada to aid distant Northwest communities. The plea targets Eskimos and Indians amid social advancement efforts during a Parliament session. The vast area houses about 25,000 residents, far smaller than Texas.
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Northwest
Ottawa
UPI
Texas
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