Johnson Seeks Unity as He Campaigns in Florida
President Johnson urged national unity and opposition to prejudice during a non political appearance in Miami Beach for the Machinists convention. He planned a 90 minute Cape Kennedy stop while promoting prosperity, progress, and living together un divided.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Johnson
Florida
International Association of Machinists
Cape Kennedy
Cuba
White House
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Harrisburg
Copple Named Proxy of NMPIC for 1964-65
C A Copple of Malco Products Inc Roswell was elected chairman of the New Mexico Petroleum Industry Committee for 1964 65 at the three day NMPIC convention in Ruidoso New officers include W L Smith vice chairman Wilson Frost treasurer and Joseph W Palmer executive director Copple succeeds D B Thurman and will serve until the 1965 annual meeting with members in attendance at Chaparral Motor Hotel.
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W. L. Smith
Sunray DX Oil Co
Oklahoma City
Okla
Wilson Frost
Continental Oil Co
Albuquerque
N. M
Joseph W. Palmer
Albuquerque, N.M
NMPIC
Goldwater Attacks Court and War Policy in South
Barry Goldwater campaigned across the South charging the Supreme Court and Democratic leaders with drift from the Constitution. He warned that some Democrats doubt the South’s place in the nation and urged a two party system, criticizing Johnson’s Viet Nam policy and urging support from Republicans and disenfranchised Democrats.
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Walter R. Mears
Winston-Salem, N. C
Barry Goldwater
South
Supreme Court
United States
Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
Viet Nam
Winston-Salem
Changes Effective Today In Roswell Streets
Gail Harris notes Roswell streets shift to two way traffic starting today at Fourth Walnut and Pennsylvania avenues. The city warns of dog control activity and asks residents to tag pets. Workers at the animal shelter will pick up loose dogs.
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Agor
Gail Harris
Roswell
Fourth and
Walnut Streets
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harris
al Shelter
Boiler room smoke at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Fire crews from Roswell responded to a smoke call at the hospital yesterday. Officials said a defective motor in the boiler room beneath the kitchen caused the smoke. Firefighters secured the area and no fire or damage to other equipment occurred.
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Cen
Moon
New
Ico Medical Center
Roswell
Clark University Receives Goddard Papers
Clark University in Worcester Massachusetts received scientific and personal papers of Robert H Goddard the father of modern rocketry The papers will be kept in the Robert Hutchings Goddard Library Goddard was a Clark faculty member from 1914 to 1942 and developed research leading to the first U S rocket launch in 1926 near Roswell New Mexico
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Jorcester
Mass
Robert H. Godd
Dern Rocketry
Clark University
Srs
Robert H. Goddard
Robert Hutchings Godrd
University
Goddard
Clark
Burn
Roswell, N. M
Vatican Ecumenical Council Opens With Speed Urged
The Catholic Church’s Vatican council opened with 2,500 bishops told to hasten work and avoid delays. A 30 minute longer daily schedule and closure of the St. Peter’s Basilica coffee bar were announced as secrecy rules and briefings for reporters were stressed. The first item on the agenda is the schema on the nature of the church.
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Ecumenical Council
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul VI
Heaven
Hell
Papal
Italy
Christ
St. Peter
Joseph Cardinal Frings
Germany
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Holy Office
Roman Curia
Vatican and Hungary sign partial church accord
The Vatican and Communist Hungary sign an accord granting the Vatican partial admin authority over church affairs in Hungary, aiming toward Mindszenty’s possible move to Rome. Pope Paul VI names five new bishops. Budapest approves nominations, signaling changes in church governance amid ongoing Vatican II debates.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Hungary
Joseph Cardinal Mindszenty
Rome
Paul VI
John XXIII
Khrushchev Warns China of Aggressive Threats and New Weapons
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev reportedly told a Japanese delegation that the Soviet Union has new weapons capable of annihilating life on earth and warned China that all means will be used to defend Soviet borders. He disputed Mao Zedong’s border claims and framed China as the likely antagonist.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
China
Kremlin
Khruschev
Mao Tzp-tung
Tip Award Offers Five Dollars For News Tip
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars each week for the best news tip. Tipsters can call or deliver tips to the office at 424 announced weekly. Contact numbers MA 27 710 before 5 p.m. and 62% 4918 or 622 4809 after 5 p.m. for missed editions and tip submissions.
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Roswell Daly
Senate Defeats Reapportionment Compromise
The Senate rejected 42 to 40 a compromise on legislative reapportionment, undermining administration efforts amid a hold on the $3.3 billion foreign aid bill. The non binding sense of the Congress substitute sought to delay Supreme Court ordered reapportionment by at least a year, a move led by Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen to buy time for Congress.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Ford UAW contract talks halted by Rouge wildcat strike
Negotiations between Ford Motor Co and the United Auto Workers collapsed as UAW Local 600 workers walked off at the Rouge plant. Ford officials shut down two major Rouge operations impacting 10 000 workers, though one spokesman cited about 200 in the walkout. The Rouge complex employs 32 000.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Rouge
Ford
Malcolm Denise
Denise
White Boycott of New York Schools Continues
New York pupils again boycotted public schools to protest busing for racial integration. On the final day 2,352 protesters marched, with absenteeism totaling 275,638 across the system and 13,000 in directly affected schools. Officials warn of possible state aid losses up to 2.2 million.
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New York Board of Educan
James Donovan
Hool
Calvin Gross
Queens
Fred Reuss Jr
Parents and Taxpayers Cup
Kenneth Larkin
New York
Calvin E. Gross
Makarios to Lift Cyprus Economic Blockade This Week
U N officials report President Makarios agreed to lift the economic blockade on Turkish Cypriot communities likely within the week. Galo Plaza and Lt. Gen. K S Thimayya pressed for action amid mounting pressure.
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Nicosia, Cyprus
U.N
Makarios
Cyprus
Galo Plaza
K. S. Thimayya
Khanh Maintains Power After Weekend Coup Attempt In Saigon
Premier Nguyen Khanh and loyal generals held Saigon after a failed weekend coup. Khanh's political fate hinges on meeting ultimata from military leaders who demanded purges of corrupt elements within two months across armed forces and civil administration.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Viet Nam
City Parents Council Plans Info Program
The Parents Council of Roswell plans an informational program for the Roswell School Board. Co president Emmit Jennings says the council seeks more members after 200 couples as of Sept 1. They will publish a newsletter and work with the YMCA on youth activities. Dues are $2 per family.
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Parents Council of
Roswell
Emmit Jennings
Jennings
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el Paso Natural Gas Poducts Co
Odessa
Texas
Barry Courts Southern Vote
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Lark
Dr. Goddard
Council
Budapest
Soviet
Sai Khrushchev
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Bronx
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Miami
U. S
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Tex
William E. Miller
City Parents Council
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