Humphrey Signals Voter Drive Amid Civil Rights Tensions
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, after 19,000 miles of campaigning, says racial violence and white backlash slow progress in human rights but vows voter registration and education will drive gains. He notes public interest rising as the 1966 elections approach and defends the President's Far East trip against GOP criticism.
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UPI
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Far East
White House
British plan for peace in Viet Nam before U.N. General Assembly
British Foreign Secretary George Brown presented a six point peace plan to the United Nations General Assembly amid North Viet Nam's rejection. Brown urged Soviet co chair Andrei Gromyko to reconvene the 1954 Geneva conference to craft a settlement based on the Geneva accords. Hanoi’s press dismissed Brown’s effort as using a British band to play U.S. jazz and rejected renewed talks.
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Dow Jones Edged Higher As Market Closes Steady
UPI reports at 2 p.m. EDT the Dow Jones industrial average rose to 763.63, up 9.12. 20 rail averages at 188.38, up 2.53. 15 utilities at 124.35, up 0.54. and 65 stocks at 267.20, up 2.99. Trading totaled 6,270,000 shares with listings including Alcoa American Can AT&T General Electric General Motors Ford Motors RCA and others.
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Parke Davis
Pepsi Cola
RCA Rexall
San Diego
G&e K
Sears Roebuck
Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of
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Texaco
Union Oi
United Aircraft US
Webb
Inez Lashes Mexico Flood Toll After Hurricane Inez
Torrential rains feed Sierra Madre floods after Hurricane Inez. Sixty five miles per hour winds drop, 13 fishermen feared drowned near Yucatan, Tampico and Tamaulipas report heavy damage risks and outages. Damage estimates rise past 17 million dollars.
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Inez
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Ciudad Victoria
Texas
Wildcat Struck Again by Student Editors at Arizona
The Arizona Wildcat which serves the University of Arizona was not published today as the regular editorial staff refused to return. Editor Bill Woodruff said the staff halted production to catch up on classes and sleep and blamed Hi-Color Lithographers for press delays. He warned they would resume only when a competent print shop is secured.
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Woodruff
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Scottsdale officials announce road and plant dedication changes
Morning announcements shift site for the 91st Street sewage treatment plant dedication to Tempe’s Priest Road metering station. Mayors Tims Mesa Tempe Phoenix and Glendale officials invited for a 9 30 a m ceremony. A separate Pima Road dedication at 5 p m Monday includes Salt River Indian Reservation officials and Scottsdale city authorities.
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Phoenix
Max Klass
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Salt River Reservation
Callup plan gains Senate backed support for reservists
Washington UPI reports House Armed Services Chair L Mendel Rivers accepted a new version of a plan to call up military reservists, aiming to end a stalemate on the defense bill and move toward Oct 22 adjournment. The plan would allow whole units to be called and empower the president to mobilize reservists alongside draftees in Vietnam.
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Senate
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Viet Nam
House
Poltergeist disturbances plague Osceola family and relatives
In Osceola Indiana Walter Szlanfucht reports unseen forces moving furniture and throwing objects at his home. Police confirm odd events including a chair lifting and a picture flying from the wall. His wife and nine year old son have moved out, and relatives nearby report similar incidents with flying objects and strange sounds.
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UPI
Walter Szlanfucht
Szlanfucht
Richard Handley
David Colbert
Colbert
St. Joseph County
Joseph Molnar
Convicts Escape Through Sewer At West Virginia Penitentiary
Four inmates tunneled under the wall of the West Virginia State Penitentiary and entered an old sewer line. Despite heavy sewer gas they reportedly reached a manhole near the prison, with clothing and muddy tracks found nearby suggesting outside help.
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W. Va
UPI
West Virginia State
Otto C. Boles
Births Recorded at St. Josephs Hospital
Hillel and Barbara Friedman 6328 E. Cactus Wren girl born Oct 5. Walfrid Lassila and Louise 1901 N 66th St boy born Oct 5. James Rhoden and Bernice 7424 E Fillmore girl born December 9.
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Bernice
E. Fillmore
Nation's Temperatures and 24 Hour Precipitation
Regional weather summary reports temperatures and rainfall for a 24 hour period ending at 4 a.m. across multiple locations. Data include highs, lows, and total precipitation with notes on notable weather events and variations by area.
Boy hurt in crash in Scottsdale
An 11 year old Scottsdale boy was treated and released from Scottsdale Baptist Hospital after his bike struck the rear door of a car driven by Katherine Backe. Police said Randy Lewis and another boy rode two abreast in the street when the car passed on the right. No citations were issued.
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Scottsdale Baptist Hospital
Chaparral Rad
Randy Lewis
Chaparral
Katherine Backe
Chiquita
Lewis
Hancock seeks to intervene in Gibraltar Savings receivership denied
In Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Charles C. Stidham refused Hancock Financial Corp. petition to intervene in Gibraltar Savings and Loan Association receivership. Hancock claimed 98.5 percent of Gibraltar guaranteed capital stock but the court ruling deemed the petition untimely after final receivership judgment. Gibraltar was placed in receivership August 8 and the Federal Savings and Loan Corp. named permanent receiver ten days later.
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Stidham
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Federal Savings and Loan Corp
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