Hoover Funeral Today in New York for Herbert Hoover
National political activity paused as 17 500 people file through St Bartholomew s Episcopal Church for the private 3 30 p m service for former President Herbert Hoover who died at 90 in the Waldorf Towers. Presidents Johnson Truman Eisenhower Nixon and Humphrey attend or planned to attend. Public to view coffin until 90 minutes before service.
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Stowers Wins Big Mike Award For Roswell Sports Coverage
Roswell Daily Record Sports Editor Carlton Stowers received the Big Mike award from KGFL at a Booster Club meeting. Stan Gallup presented the award and a $15 gift certificate. Stowers will resign October 24 and join the Lubbock Avalanche Journal sports staff in Lubbock.
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Paul Harvey Forecasts Strong Defense and Moral Renewal
Radio commentator Paul Harvey urged about 3,000 at a high school gym to pursue unilateral strength as peace insurance. He criticized disarmament moves, warned of dangers from Hitler and Viet Nam, and urged work over welfare while championing Americanism and personal liberty. Mayor Harris and Chamber official Fowler honored him with a key to the city.
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Potash Co Subject Of U S Suit Over Merger
The Justice Department sues to block Standard Oil of New Jersey from acquiring Potash Co. of America alleging the deal would lessen potash competition. Filed in U S District Court at Newark New Jersey the injunction request targets the October 28 closing. Potash Co of America operates the country’s largest potash mining refining complex in New Mexico with significant Saskatchewan reserves.
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Soviet Denounces Stalinist Cult of Personality
Soviet party leaders denounced the Stalinist personality cult in a policy statement aimed at explaining Nikita Khrushchev's ouster. An editorial in Party Life warned that some comrades have not fully shed the old culture and methods formed during the cult.
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Sartre rejects Nobel Prize for Literature prize money
French writer Jean-Paul Sartre announced he would refuse the 1964 Nobel Prize cash award of 53123 dollars citing personal and objective reasons. The Swedish Academy praised his imaginative writing while Sartre planned to explain his decision to the press later in Paris.
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Jenkins Heartened By Sympathy After Arrest
Former presidential aide Walter Jenkins and his family receive widespread sympathy after his arrest on a morals charge. Flowers from J Edgar Hoover and messages from Mrs Lyndon B Johnson accompany public support as Johnsons telephone communications reach Jenkins and his daughter Luci. As Betty Beale notes the outpouring restored her faith in humanity.
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Judge orders U.S. attorney jailed over Mississippi indictments
Federal Judge Harold Cox jailed U S Attorney Robert Hauberg for contempt for blocking indictments from a federal grand jury probing civil rights activities in Mississippi. Cox delayed the sentence for five days and warned Katzenbach to show cause why he should not be held in contempt.
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Eisenhower Admitted To Walter Reed With Severe Cough
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower was admitted to Walter Reed General Hospital with a painful cough and windpipe inflammation. Separate dispatches note Defense Secretary McNamara’s view that China’s first nuclear weapons program would take years, and White House says Johnson’s New Mexico trip is not on schedule. In Vatican City a top English prelate challenges the Vatican II document on world problems, citing birth control pills and civil contempt in a courtroom scene unrelated to indictments in Philadelphia slayings.
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Dick Nixon Cancels City Appearance in Roswell
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon cancels a planned Friday campaign talk in Roswell New Mexico after a Tulsa stop en route to memorial services in New York and Washington for Herbert Hoover. He may reschedule in New Mexico before the November 3 election with other dates in Denver and Casper canceled.
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Anderson to Welcome Lynda Bird Johnson at Roswell Rally
Sen Clinton Anderson will greet Miss Lynda Bird Johnson and Sen Edward Long at a Roswell Young Democrats rally at 7 p.m. at the National Guard Armory. Gov Campbell and Dems candidates attend. final visit details to be announced Friday.
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Red China Rejects Ban Appeal
Red China rejected President Johnsons proposal to sign the limited nuclear test ban treaty and urged a global summit to abolish nuclear weapons. The Peking Peoples Daily called the treaty a fraud while saying China would stop developing nuclear arms once U S imperialism ends.
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New Mexico Road Toll Totals for Year Reach 290
The toll count in New Mexico up to this date stands at 290 for the current year, surpassing the 279 tolls recorded by this date last year. Authorities note ongoing traffic patterns and safety campaigns as the toll rises.
Woman Dies On Train Near Roswell
Grace Merle Osborne 72 of Ottumwa Iowa died en route to Roswell after an apparent heart attack on a Santa Fe train. Detectives said she refused to leave the train for a hospital before it reached Roswell, minutes before a collision with a loaded trailer truck at the South Springs Acres crossing seven miles south of Roswell.
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