King Wins 1964 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo
Martin Luther King Jr a Georgia born civil rights leader is named the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize recipient by the Norwegian Nobel Committee. The award carries 273 000 Swedish kroner 53 123 dollars and will be presented December 10 in Oslo.
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Martin Luther King
Oslo
Norway
Martin Luther King Jr
United States
Oslo Nobel Institute
King
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Atlanta
Crozer Theological Seminary
Chester
Boston University
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Time Magazine
Yale University
John F. Kennedy
Catholic Council For Cooperation Between
Caco
American Friends Service Committee
Nobel Committee
Storting
Gunnar Jahn
Dean G. Natvig- Pedersen
Alfred Nobel
Sweden
University of Oslo
Nobel
Albert Luthuli
Truman suffers rib breaks and eye cut after fall
Former President Harry S. Truman spent a fairly comfortable night after two ribs were fractured and a head wound required stitches following a bath tub fall at his Independence home. He has left chest congestion but is undergoing routine checks at Research Hospital.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
Research Hospital
Truman
Wallace Graham
Independence
Ex Governor Furcolo Indicted in Bribery Conspiracy
Ex governor Foster Furcolo of Massachusetts is indicted for conspiring with four Governor's Council members in 1960 to arrange a bribe for reappointment of Anthony Dinatale as state public works commissioner. Four councilors also indicted as the life grand jury ends after 82 months of sessions. Furcolo calls the charge political.
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Boston
Foster Furcolo
Massachusetts
Anthony Dinatale
Furcolo
Massachusetts Crime Commission
Episcopal clergyman denounces political pressure at church convention
Rev Dr Ross R Calvin of St Andrews Albuquerque condemns a St Louis General Convention move to stampede deliberation into a political donnybrook over Goldwater. The statement signed by 726 delegates accuses Goldwater and Miller of exploiting racism. Calvin calls for censure and notes local resentment.
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Barry Goldwater
Protestant Episcopal Church
St. Louis
Donnybrook
Ross R. Calvin
Albuquerque
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Charles R. Davies
William A. Stringfellow
New York
Goldwater
Stringfellow
Miller
Calvin
St. Andrew's
Davies
James C. Kirkpatrick
Saint Thomas A Becket Episicopal Mission
South Union
Kirkpatrick
Denies State Fair Charges By AL STUBBS
Al Woodburn of Chaves County explains a pool arrangement for Don Woodburn and Jon Heine to show steers at the New Mexico State Fair and other shows. Officials review a rule that limits family members to two animals each as a potential violation.
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AL Stubbs
Chaves County
New Mexico
Woodburn
Don
Jon
Cow Palace
San Francisco
United Press International
Don Woodburn
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Philip Leyendecker
New Mexico University
NMSU
Roger Corbett
Leyendecker
Jon Heine
Jerry Heine
B. F. Heine
Heine
United Press
Artist Held In Officer's Kidnaping
Venezuelan police say abstract painter Angel Luque 30, born in Spain, masterminded the kidnapping of U. S. Air Force Lt. Col. Michael Smolen. Six other gang members were arrested. Luque’s studio hid Smolen for 86 hours and was linked to other crimes including a prior kidnapping and a major art theft.
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Caracas
Venezuela
Air Force
Michael Smolen
Luis Vera Romez
Interior Ministry
Angel Luque
Luque
Smolen
Gomez
Alfredo Distefano
Red Underground
Yankees tie World Series with 8-3 win in St Louis
Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle hit back to back homers and Joe Pepitone belted a grand slam as the New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 8-3. Bulldog Jim Bouton notched his second Series victory with Steve Hamilton finishing, setting up a decisive seventh game.
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ST. Louis
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Jim Bouton
Steve Hamilton
Maris Brose
Mantle
Art Simmons
Yankees
Barney Schultz
Gordon Richardson
Pepitone
Jaycees Sponsor Campbell Speech at Democratic Night
Governor Jack M. Campbell is set to speak at a Democratic night event tonight at 6 30 at the Chew Den. The Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the program and invites the public to meet the local and county Democratic candidates running for office. Reservations available by calling the Chew Den. The JCC is a nonpartisan group and recently sponsored a Republican night.
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Jack M. Campbell
Chew den
Junior Chamber of Commerce
AMCs and UAW Reach Major Economic Agreement
In a late breakthrough toward a strike deadline, American Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers announced agreement on major economic issues. Officials hailed progress easing mobilization pressures as talks move toward resolution.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
14th Meningitis Victim Dies At Fort Ord
Fort Ord California reports its 14th meningitis death, Pvt Gordon H Baker Jr 22 from Whittier Calif dies of the same illness. The base records its 85th case this year and the death follows Pentagon quarantine orders for the base to limit civilian exposure.
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Fort Ord
FT. Ord
Calif
Gordon H. Baker Jr
Whittier
Ord
Baker
Pentagon
Artesian hunter kills bear with bow in Sacramento Mountains
Artesia report says Alton J Posey killed a 179 pound female black bear with a razor head arrow from about 50 feet after the bear and her cub raided a camp. Posey and Gene Parnell chased the animals up a tree and the mother bear attacked as she descended.
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Artesia
Alton J. Posey
Sacramento Mountains
Gene Parnell
Posey
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