Barry Goldwater Sketches Morality and Lawlessness as Campaign Themes
Sen. Barry Goldwater branded morality and lawlessness as top issues in the presidential race. He spoke after escorting running mate Rep. William E. Miller to the airport and planned a campaign kickoff in Lockport New York.
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William E. Miller
New York
Miller
Washington
Lockport
N.Y
Goldwater
Prescott, Ariz
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Billies of Estes
Bobby Baker
Godwater
Gollater
Jlliae E. Miller
Preschott
Easink
Abraham Sincon
Lincoln
Vere
Bill Miller
N. Goldwater
Student Admits Red Affiliation Before HUAC Hearing
Edward Lemansky, 21, of New York admitted belonging to the Progressive Labor Movement during a House Committee on Un American Activities hearing. He said the group is a Communist organization, drawing laughter from supporters in the audience.
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Cuba
U.S
House Committee On
Edward Lemansky
New York
Progressive Labor Movement
August F. Johansen
R-Mich
Communist Party, USA
Lemansky
Cp Ay
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Alfred M. Nittle
Lusk Seeks Citywide 11 Street M Modification Plan
Alderman E L Lusk will introduce a resolution to overhaul the street system. He proposes two way operation for Pennsylvania Avenue Fourth Street and Walnut Street and all streets east of Main. The plan aims to convert Richardson and Virginia to one way with adjusted directions.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourth Reet
Walnut Street
Orth
Walnut
Main
Lusk
Richardson
Virginia
Cumberland Area Mourns Sgt York
Flags fly at half staff as Sgt Alvin C York is brought home to PALL MALL Tennessee. He died Wednesday in Nashville Veterans Hospital and will be buried in the family cemetery with full military honors on Saturday for his World War I heroism in the Argonne Forest where he killed 25 Germans and captured 132.
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Tenn
Cumberland Mountain
Alvin Co. York
York
Nashville Veterans Hospital
Jamestown
Gracey
Frank Clement
Capitol
Nashville
Hydroponic Grass Grower Produces Daily Feed in Tanks
Bill Glenn raises two tons of feed daily in water tanks 60 miles east of Roswell. Using a hydroponic system from Hydroponics Inc, each 50 pound tray yields 9 to 11 inch roots in six days. Initial cost was 25 600 dollars. Glenn hopes for higher returns and claims the grass offers nutrition superior to hay or cottonseed cake.
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Bill Glenn
Roswell
Glenn
Hydroponics Inc
Ofdianapolis
Ind
George Stevens
Arizona
Acheson: Cyprus situation “very critical” war could break in 25 minutes
Former secretary of state Dean Acheson warned the Cyprus crisis was very critical and that war could erupt in 25 minutes. He spoke on his return from Geneva where he represented President Johnson at talks with the United Nations, Greece, Turkey and Britain.
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Washington
Dean Acheson
Cyprus
Acheson
Geneva
Johnson
United Nations
Greece
Turkey
Britain
Khanh Keeps Cabinet Resignations but Stays Power
In Saigon Maj. Gen Nguyen Khanh announced he received and accepted resignations of all cabinet ministers and secretaries who were army officers, including his own, but they will stay on temporarily. He said a three man steering committee will run the government though Khiem resigned from his post though remains on the committee.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
South Viet Nam
Khanh
Tran Thien Khiem
Khiem
Hagerman Irrigation plan outlines new canal and ten wells
Hagerman Irrigation Co proposes a 1.125 million dollar project to build a new canal from South Springs Acres to north of Dexter and drill ten artesian wells to feed the canal. Protests expected from East Grand Plains farmers and Carlsbad Irrigation District.
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Hagerman Irrigation Co
South Springs Acres
Dexter
Crossroad
Hagerman
Carlsbad Irrigation District
Roswell
Jack Barnes
Austin
Tex
Hondo
South Spring
Roswell Artesia
Paul Eaton
Rogers Aston
East Grand Plains
EGP
Aston
Pecos Valley
Pecos Valley Artesia
City Council
YO Crossing Opens Soon in Roswell District
The Roswell district office of the State Highway Department announced the new YO Crossing road will open to traffic soon. Currently 14 miles of highway are usable with a two mile detour around remaining construction. Engineers cautioned the full completion could occur this afternoon with further status updates to come.
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Roswell
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Prosecutor Seeks Death Penalty in Double Murder Case
In Danielsville Ga a state prosecutor asked a jury to impose the death penalty on defendants Joseph Howard Sims and Cecil William Myers both white for the slaying of Lemuel Penn a Negro educator and Army Reserve officer on a highway last July 11.
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Danielsville, Ga
Clete Johnson
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil William Myers
Lemuel Penn
Washington, D.C
Japanese Will Bring Stragglers Home from Guam
The Japanese Welfare Ministry said it will pursue bringing home two possible former Japanese soldiers spotted in Guam. The ministry may dispatch a mission if the individuals are confirmed Japanese and the U.S. approves. Past survivors resisted return, believing Japan had not lost the war.
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J AP
Welfare Ministry
Guam
Japan
U.S
Odds Against Enactment of Social Security Health Plan
The Senate approved a health care provision to a Social Security bill by 60 to 28 with a 49 to 44 vote in committee, but the House had not included such a plan. A conference committee will reconcile differences, led by Rep. Mills, as leaders vow to push for health benefits despite opposition.
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Washington
Senate
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Who
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Congress
Federal prisoners trapped after Elk City escape in Wichita Mountains
Three federal inmates who escaped after a deputy U.S. Marshal was shot and a guard beaten are believed trapped in rugged terrain of the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge. In other news Frontier Airlines weighty route proposed Denver to Salt Lake City. A U.S. helicopter crewman in South Vietnam is killed and five wounded. President Johnson signs nursing training aid bill to raise health care standards.
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Okla
Elk City
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Frontier Airlines
Denver
Salt Lake City
Yampa Valley
Colorado
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Wartorn
South Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
Malaysia declares emergency to meet war threat and riots
Malaysia declares a state of emergency to counter possible war with Indonesia and fights across riot conditions in Singapore. British and New Zealand battalions enter battle positions to free Malaysian units for duty in riot troubled Singapore. Indonesian forces commanded to deploy nationwide as tensions rise. A Gurkha battalion replaces Malay troops near Labis amid clashes with Indonesian paratroopers southeast of Kuala Lumpur. A New Zealand infantry battalion moves toward Pontian where a prior seaborne invasion occurred.
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Malaysia
Indonesia
Singapore
Jakarta
Sukarno
Borneo
Sarawak
Sabah
New Zealand
Gurkha Rifles
Labis
Discrimination In New Mexico To Be Checked
The Civil Rights Commission said it is investigating possible discrimination against Spanish speaking Americans of Spanish descent in New Mexico and four other Western states. Colorado Arizona Texas and California are included. A spokesman said the inquiry has been under way for several months with no report yet. It mirrors an earlier investigation into discrimination against American Indians.
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Civil Right Commission
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Western States
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