Salinger Offered Top Post in Broadcasters Group
Senator Pierre Salinger, defeated in Tuesday's election, has been offered the $75,000-a-year presidency of the National Association of Broadcasters. Sherwood Gordon, Salinger's San Diego campaign chairman, said the offer was disclosed today. Salinger has not confirmed acceptance but will remain in California.
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San Diego
Pierre Salinger
George Murphy
National
Ass’nt of
Sherwood Gordon
Salinger
Leroy Collins
Gordon
California
Brezhnev Calls for World Communist Unity Conference
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev urged a world Communist unity conference during a Kremlin speech marking the Bolshevik Revolution anniversary. Chou En-lai attended as Red China looked to mend Moscow Peking splits. He praised Johnson's U.S. election victory and urged peace over cold war adventurism.
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UPI
Leonid I. Breshnev
Brezhnev
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Party
Kremlin
Palace of Congresses
China
Chou En - Lai
Peking
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
U.S
Breshnev
Leonid Brezhnev
Peking-Moscow
Chou En-Lai
Pontiff Attends Ecumenical Council Session
Pope Paul VI presided in person at a working session of the Ecumenical Council in St. Peter's Basilica. The session focused on the seriousness of the church missionary activity, a departure from the usual closed circuit TV monitoring by the Pontiff.
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Vatican City
Pill Overdose Fells Lofland in California Hospital
James E. Lofland once of Paradise Valley and cafe society figure was found overdosed on sleeping pills in an apartment and hospitalized in Fair condition at Desert Hospital in Palm Springs. He faces 49 counts in New York for allegedly selling worthless oil land leases to New Yorkers.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
James E. Lofland
Cafe Society
Playboy
New York City
Desert Hospital
Lofland
Paradise Valley
Arizona
New York
Edward Friedland
Jacob Markowitz
Friedland
California
Justice Markowitz
Atty
Louis J. Lefkowitz
New Mexico
STEP Panel Eyes City Improvement Plan
STEP Panel gathers over 100 residents and technical reps for an introductory Scottsdale meeting. Seven subcommittees will study and rank capital improvement projects for three years, guiding work until a city master plan is prepared.
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Scottsdale
STEP
Richard Malcolm
Nixon and Rockefeller Trade Barbs Over Party Split
In New York, Richard Nixon and Nelson Rockefeller exchange sharp attacks as they square off in a visible leadership clash. Nixon accuses Rockefeller of sitting out Goldwater’s campaign and widening party rifts, while Rockefeller retorts that Nixon’s post-election remarks are peevish.
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New York
UPI
Richard Nixon
Nelson
Rockefeller
Folsom Narrowly Leads Dick In Arizona Superintendent Race
With 2,500 Maricopa County absentee ballots still to count Republican Sarah Folsom leads incumbent Skipper Dick by 672 votes statewide. Folsom has 230,160 to Dick’s 229,488 as late counts show shifts from Pima County absentee ballots and southern precincts. Canvassing of Maricopa County votes begins Monday at 8 a.m. and is expected to take two days.
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Maricopa County
Sarah Folsom
Supt. of Public Instruction
Rezoning Proposed for Paradise Valley Luxury Community
The county planning commission recommended rezoning 30 acres east of Camelback Inn for a 86 home luxury development by Trans-America Development Co and Camelback Inn at 5402 Lincoln Dr. Protests from about 100 residents cited zoning breakdown concerns, while supporters from nearby property owners numbered around 50. Final action by the board of supervisors was expected on November 23 or 30.
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Camelback Inn
Mummy Mountain
Trans- America Development Co
Paradise Valley
Lincoln Dr
Board of Supervisors
Dave Edwards
Planning and Zoning Commission
Don Reese
Joshua Tree Lane
Henry Cooper
Becky Madden
George Spalding
Warren Gorman
Robert Roe
Calvin Straub
Knapp Chapman
Bernard Young
John Young
Haze Burch
TransAmerica
Walkout at Ford Plants Hits Nine Sites In UAW Action
United Auto Workers strike cripples operations at nine Ford Motor Co plants across the country. About 26,000 workers walk out at Sterling Township Detroit Ypsilanti Wayne Michigan Sheffield Alabama St Louis Chicago Heights Louisville Dallas Buffalo. A local agreement had been reached nationally on Sept. 18 but local issues remained unresolved.
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UPJ
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
Union
Sterling Township
Ypsilanti
Wayne
UAW
Bedford
Ohio
Chicago Heights
Buffalo
Ford
Goldwater Embarks On Final Washington Trip
Senator Barry Goldwater leaves Phoenix on a chartered three-jet plane for what may be his last trip to Washington as a government official. Peggy Goldwater accompanies him. the trip includes a planned Washington stop and a Caribbean vacation after Election Day. He offers no comment on the Republican power struggle between Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon. Forecast: high near 82, low around 46, with fair skies.
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Phoenix
UPI
Barry Goldwater
Washington D.C
Sky Harbor
Goldwater
Peggy
Goldwaters
Washington
Carribbean
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Richard Nixon
Preinauguration trip denial and political moves across the globe
The White House denied any preinauguration European trip by President Johnson or Vice President-elect Humphrey. GOP chair Dean Burch vows to stay amid Goldwater defeat and will convene after year’s start. Brezhnev calls for world Communist unity conference with Chou En-Lai present. Senate whip race open with Pastore favored. Massachusetts recount underway after Volpe margin shrinks. London sources say Wilson and Johnson to meet in January in Washington.
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Tex
White House
Europe
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Atlantic Alliance
Malcolm Kilduff
Washington
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Rhode Island
John Pastore
Atlantic City
Capitol Hill
Louisiana
Russell Long
London
Harold Wilson
Beatle Fan Back in U.S.A. After London Meeting
Elizabeth Ann Freedman a 13 year old from Newton Massachusetts returns home with her mother after meeting the Beatles in London The girl says the backstage encounter was fabulous and apologizes for worrying her mother News records show the trip ended with a newspaper ad helping locate her in London
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Boston
America
London
Elizabeth Ann Freedman
Newton
Mass
Atlantic
Elizabeth
Oregon Gov frees condemned trio after capital ban
Oregon voters abolish capital punishment and set life imprisonment as maximum for first degree murder. Governor Hatfield commuted the sentences of Jeannace Freeman, 22, Larry Shipley, 23, and Herbert Mitchell, 43, from death to life in view of the vote. The three had awaited execution in the gas chamber for killings dating from 1961 to 196? and were exempted from the abolition then.
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Salem, Ore
Jeannace June Freeman
Larry West
Shipley
Herbert Floyd Mitchell
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Oreton
Miss Freeman
Mitchell
Titans Study French Letters Translate WWI and WWII Miss Treadwell’s Letters
Mrs. Emily Stafford’s French classes translate dozens of letters written to nurse Camila Treadwell by French soldiers in World Wars I and II. Robert Finkbine, an American History teacher, uses Treadwell’s life for his master’s research and asks students to translate the correspondence.
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Emily Stafford
Camila Treadwell
Robert Finkbine
Miss Treadwell
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