FBI Inquiry Is Ordered In Jenkins Resignation
President Johnson ordered a full FBI probe into the resignation of White House aide Walter Jenkins. Jenkins faced two arrests on morals charges in 1959 and 1967, with police records noting disorderly conduct and indecent gestures. The case stirred national political reaction as Jenkins had access to top government meetings.
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State Fair livestock inquiry widens in New Mexico
New Mexico State University officials continue an investigation into irregularities at the State Fair junior livestock sale. Chaves County agent Al Woodburn acknowledged his son sold a calf through another youth, while NM State 4-H dean Philip Leyendecker cautioned the facts are not yet verified and will require days to resolve. Woodburn said his son Don and neighbor Jon Heine planned a pool arrangement for shows this year and next spring, and he denied that animals were owned solely by Heine, noting that joint showing was a technical violation under the rules.
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Cardinals Capture World Series Title in 7 Games
St Louis defeats the New York Yankees 7 5 in seven games to claim the championship. Bob Gibson earns his second Series win as Lou Brock Ken Boyer provide the offense with homers and timely hits. Mantle shines for New York with a three run shot as Yanks set multiple Series records.
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Truman remarks on Jenkins troubles during hospital recovery
President Truman recovering from a bathroom fall and rib injuries comments on Walter Jenkins while in the hospital. He notes the Johnson administration headlined Jenkins resignation after a morals arrest and remains confined to a room with a no visitors order.
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First and Third Streets to Open as Two-Way Traffic
City officials announced First and Third Streets will switch from one-way to two-way traffic Friday morning. The change followed Oct. 6 approval by the City Council after signal updates, leaving Richardson Avenue as the sole one-way street while Fourth and Walnut Streets and Pennsylvania Avenue already became two-way in September.
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Barry Goldwater declines comment on Jenkins case
Sen. Barry Goldwater refused to discuss Walter W. Jenkins, a Johnson aide for 20 years, who resigned after being arrested on morals charges. The AP notes Goldwater said he would have no comment at any time.
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Denver
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Campbell Praises New Mexico Progress at Democratic Night
Gov. Jack Campbell told 100 Jaycees and guests at Democratic Night in Cheyenne Den that New Mexico has seen strong growth. He touted highway spending, a projected August surplus of 9.45 million dollars, and welfare and education advances while noting federal funding covers two thirds of 1964 highway costs.
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Auto Profit Sharing Undergoes Critical Test at AMC
Detroit AP report says American Motors Corp and United Auto Workers recessed after debate over preserving profit sharing, the auto industry’s sole plan. A 2 p.m. return was set, with 25,000 AMC workers at stake and the union eyeing continued profit sharing or a strike. Fraser framed the issue as the most important in bargaining.
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Nobel Prize in Medicine Honors Bloch and Lynen
The 1964 Nobel Prize for Medicine was awarded jointly to Konrad Bloch of the United States and Feodor Lynen of Germany for discoveries on cholesterol and fatty acid metabolism. The prize amount totaled $53,123.
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Grenade injures two U.S. soldiers in Vietnam incident
Two American soldiers escaped with minor injuries when a grenade thrown at them bounced off Pfc. Gerald D. McMenonin of Philadelphia and landed in the seat of the vehicle carrying Pfc. Walter Sayaya of Detroit near Sadec, 85 miles southwest of Saigon.
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