Johnson Poster Backs Montoya For Senate In Albuquerque Rally
President Johnson urged voters to elect U S Rep Joseph Montoya to the Senate during a New Mexico stop before about 15000 in the UNM campus crowd. He hailed Montoya as a key ally and emphasized Democratic strength in the race against Sen Edwin Mechem.
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Albuquerque
Johnson
New Mexico
White House
UPI
Bill Feather
Associated Press
U.S
Joseph M. Montoya
U.S. Senate
University of New Mexico cammedAarlarad
Montoya
Edwin L. Mechem
Clinton P. Anderson
Utliaivcu
Joe Montoya
Northeast
Tom Morris
Roy) Johnson
Hilton Hotel
United States
Barrel of beer marks long life at Pigeon Inn
In Spaulding England 84 year old Jack East received a birthday gift a barrel of beer from Frank Tohill landlord of the Pigeon Inn a 300 year old pub East recalls his first beer at the inn on his 19th birthday and Tohill notes East has spent about 39200 on beer over the years.
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Spaulding
England
Jack East
Frank Tohill
Pigeon Inn
Jack
Tohill
Labor rules out British troops to block Rhodesia independence
London officials say no British military action to stop Ian Smith from declaring Rhodesia independent. Prime Minister Wilson warns of treason and isolation if a declaration occurs. UN calls for talks and alert on potential unilateral move. exile leader Chikerema says African nationalists may form a government abroad.
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London
Labor
Southern Rhodesia
Commonwealth
Arthur Bottomley
Harold Wilson
Ian Smith
Wilson
Rhodesia
New York
U.N
Security Council
Smith
Lusaka
Zambia
James Chikerema
U S Plane Shot Down By Cambodia
A U S Air Force C123 transport was shot down near the Viet Nam Cambodia frontier while over Cambodian territory. Eight Americans died and seven bodies were recovered. one remains missing. Wreckage lay inside Viet Nam 170 miles north of Saigon after guerrillas looted the site and insignia.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Air Force
Cambodia
United States
Jet bomber crash at El Centro Navy base kills nine
A A3D twin jet bomber struck a power pole and crashed through Navy base buildings during a parachuting ceremony in El Centro California, killing nine including three crewmen and injuring 35. Flames scattered across a half mile, damaging the exchange and chapel as witnesses described terrified evacuations.
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Navy Base
EL Centro
Calif
el Centro Naval Air Facility
U.S. Navy Auxiliary Base
el Centro California
Supreme Court Refuses Virginia Reapportionment Stay
Chief Justice Earl Warren refused a stay of a federal court order requiring Virginia to reapportion both houses by December 15. The special three judge panel in Alexandria cut state senate terms to two years and set a special election before January 1966.
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Washington
Earl Warren
Virginia
General Assembly
Alexandria
Robert Y. Button
Warren
Supreme Court
Button
Federal District Court
Maryland
Special Court
Rescue Squad Freezes Seat Belted Man From Wreck
Jacksonville rescue squad freed Thomas J. Conners of Gantt Georgia after a minor downtown crash. He weighed 791 pounds and required a hydraulic jack to remove him from the wrecked car.
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Jacksonville
N.C
Thomas J. Conners
Gantt
Conners
Attorneys Appointed For Accused Kidnapper
Dist. Judge Caswell S. Neal appointed W. E. Bondurant Jr. and William C. Schauer to defend James Ellidge, charged with kidnapping, armed robbery, and attempting a major felony after the Western Union holdup. Ellidge admitted the robbery and kidnapping of Linda Sue Gullion but denied rape charges.
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W. E. Bondurant Jr
William C. Schauer
Dist
Caswell S. Neal
Carlsbad
James Ellidge
Western Union
Ellidge
Linda Sue Gullion
Miss Gullion
Roswell
Miss Gul
UAW Sets Ford Strike Deadline
The United Auto Workers Union sets a November 6 strike deadline at Ford Motor Co with 18 local bargaining units unsettled nine of which are assembly plants. Ford shares a national contract with the UAW signed September 18 and faces missing in-plant agreements at three key stamping plants in Buffalo Cleveland and Chicago. GM struggles to resume full output after a 31 day nationwide walkout ended recently with many units still lacking local accords.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Buffalo
N.Y
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
General Motors Corp
Barry Goldwater Attacks Johnson Over Humphrey Pick
Sen. Barry Goldwater denounces President Johnson for selecting Hubert Humphrey as running mate claiming Johnson kidnapped the Democratic party for socialist aims. He accuses Johnson of lust for power and fear tactics while rallying supporters in Cedar Rapids Iowa and campaigns in Oshkosh and East St. Louis.
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Walter R. Mears
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphry
White House
Arizona
Goldwater
Oshkosh
Wis
East St. Louis
Ill
Roswell considering zoning changes to boost affordable property
Mayor Gail Harris urged revising the 1947 zoning plan to stop business loss in Roswell as landowners ask high prices. Col E L Lusk outlined Main Street diversions and Virginia Avenue widening pending surveys and state highway talks. Plans for golf course remodeling and Zoo relocation include a new pro shop, nine extra holes, and possible lighting with a driving range funded by a bond vote.
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Harris
Col E. L. Lusk
Central Business District Committee
Main Street
Virginia Avenue
12Th
Alameda Streets
City Zoo
Roswell
Richard Holt
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Laos
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Moreton Rolleston Jr
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