Miller Denies Sleazy Conflict Claims During Campaign Swing
Republican vice presidential nominee William E. Miller rejected conflict of interest charges as sleazy smears while embarking on a four day eleven state campaign tour. He cited a Democratic demand for probe into his ties with Lockport Felt Co and defended his past support for local industries including Niagara Mohawk Power and Wurlitzer. The New York Herald Tribune alleged Miller held $27 500 in Lockport Holdings stock, a Canadian subsidiary of Lockport Felt.
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American Legion Holds 46th Dallas Parade and Talks
The American Legion opened its 46th annual Dallas parade with 22,000 delegates in attendance. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara addressed the crowd and Barry Goldwater was set to speak.
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De Gaulle Plans Latin America Tour to Free Latins
President Charles de Gaulle begins a South American trip focused on independence for Latins from both the United States and Communists. In Caracas he faced security tightness as 50 people were arrested in Bogota ahead of the next stop, with De Gaulle and Raul Leoni expected to issue a joint communique after a 30 hour stay.
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Bishops Back Collegial Rule With Pope At Vaticano
At the Second Vatican Council bishops approved collegiality with the pope by a 1,918 to 322 vote. Pope Paul VI supports the move, which would unify bishops and the pontiff as one apostolic college in church governance once incorporated into De Ecclesia and approved by the pope.
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University suspends Phi Delta Theta for liquor violations
The University of Arizona suspended Phi Delta Theta and its president and social chairman for violating campus liquor laws in what officials call one of the harshest penalties for a social group. Tau Delta Phi received one semester of social probation for alleged alcohol service at a rush party at the Country Club pool on Sept. 8.
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Suburbia Adults Charged in Teen Liquor Parties
In Darien Connecticut a dozen people including a psychiatrist and his wife and a male teacher were arrested for serving liquor to minors at private parties. The arrests follow a state court ordered investigation into the death of 17 year old Nancy Hitchings and the intoxication linked to the June 23 incident. One 18 year old, Michael Smith, faces negligent homicide charges after his vehicle crashed into a tree hours later. Bond was posted by several arrestees for a circuit court appearance.
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Kennedy Assassination Report May Recommend Security Reforms
The Warren Commission's JFK assassination report is expected to urge tighter security for the U.S. president. The document may also rebuke the Dallas police, the Secret Service, and the FBI. The White House said the report, over a quarter million words, would be released to President Johnson at 11 a.m. EDT Thursday.
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Bar owner and dancer held on narcotics charges at border
Laredo Texas. A bar owner Mark Lee Leminger 23 and Victoria Richetti 19 were ordered held on 15000 bond after customs agents found two ounces of marijuana in their car as they crossed from Mexico last Saturday. They were arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Jacob Hornberger.
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GM and UAW Resume Talks on Parity Benefits
General Motors and United Auto Workers negotiators pressed toward an agreement before a 10 a.m. Friday strike deadline. GM offers align hourly wages and benefits with the Chrysler package, while UAW President Walter Reuther says GM should push further in some areas and warns against wildcat strikes that disrupted Ford and Chrysler talks.
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Lighter Side Stamp Sparks Postal Confusion
Washington humorist Dick West frets that the new abstract five cent stamp honoring modernist Stuart Davis could cause mail mix ups. He jokes clerks may read stamp squiggles instead of addresses, risking misrouting. suggests placing stamp center and writing address top right.
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Rail Talks Reach Tentative Deal Ending Nationwide Strike Threat
Negotiators from six railroad unions and carriers reached a tentative agreement on four of five disputed issues in Washington. The walkout scheduled for today was called off after unions urged members to remain on the job and carriers agreed to delay new work rules while final issue negotiations continued.
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