Demos Reply To Charges By Miller
Washington AP Democrats dispute Republican vice presidential candidate William E Miller after he accused the administration of swearing in an agreement with the Soviet Union not to act against Castro. After a Labor Day speech in South Bend Humphrey said Miller speaks for himself as Mansfield questioned his awareness of U S actions.
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Washington
William E. Miller
Soviet Union
Castro
Miller
South Bend
Ind
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Reds Win In India Ballots
Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri's Congress party was ousted in Kerala by a Communist led opposition in a 72 to 50 vote with 15 dissident Congress members defecting. Parliament plans a no confidence vote as Shastri faces possible presidential rule and mounting criticism over food shortages.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Congress Party
Kerala
Congress
Shastri
Washington
Nehru
Johnson Rejects Goldwater's View On Nuclear Weapons
President Johnson rebutted Senator Goldwater's idea of conventional nuclear weapons for NATO. He warned there is no such thing as a conventional nuclear weapon and that no president can shed responsibility for its use. Johnson spoke at a Labor Day AFL-CIO rally in Detroit to a crowd near 100000, stressing unity and peace.
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Detroit
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Afl-Cio
United States
Goldwater
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Cleveland
NATO
Officer Kills Dallas Negro In Fatal Shootout
In Dallas a patrolman fatally shot Otis Woodard Jr., 22, after warnings to stop were ignored during a confrontation near the Cam grill. A companion with a shotgun fled. crowd of about 100 gathered, later calmed when the grill owner explained the incident.
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Dallas
Otis Woodard Jr
E. G
Sebastian
Woodard
John Jackson
Lynda Bird to Serve as Presidential Envoy at Greek Wedding
President Johnson designated his daughter Lynda Bird Johnson as a personal representative at the September 18 wedding of King Constantine of Greece and Princess Anne-Marie of Denmark in Athens. Also named were William I G Helis Jr. of New Orleans and an operator as representatives.
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Washington
Johnson
Lynda Bird Johnson
Constantine
Greece
Anne-Marie
Denmark
Athens
William I G. Helis Jr
New Orleans
Giant Tides Slam Shore
Hurricane Dora, a monstrous storm with winds near 125 mph, bears down on Florida's midsection. Evacuations urged along 280 miles of coast as tides reach 10 feet and hurricane warnings stretch from Cape Kennedy to Myrtle Beach.
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Miami
Fla
Dora
Florida
Atlantic
Cape Kennedy
Georgia
South Carolina
Weather Bureau
Melbourne
Palm Beach
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Cleo
Caribbean
One Day Campaign Planned to Aid Snyder Chamber
John Boren, Chamber President, invites workers to meet at 7 a.m. at the 66 Cafe for a one day drive to restore the chamber solvency. He says no gloom, just need for financial support to maintain its programs and urges local citizens to respond when called.
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Snyder
Fourth Army
San Antonio
Joe Welch
Paul A. Mayo
John Boren
Chamber of Commerce
Mayo
Lions Club
Snyder Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
66 Cafe
Boren
State seeks dismissal in oil field brine case
The state asked dismissal of a suit challenging the Texas Water Pollution Control Board authority to regulate disposal of oil field brines and wastes. Assistant Attorney General Frank Booth argued the suit targets the state and needs legislative consent, and that the board has not issued an order directly affecting the Superior Oil Co. The Pollution Control Board, created in 1961, has held hearings on brine disposal amid reports of underground water pollution in West Texas.
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LEE Jones Austin
Texas Water Pollution Control Board
Asst
Atty
Frank Booth
Dist
Herman Jones
Jones
Superior Oil Co
Booth
Elmer Datman
EB Gruseareed
NEEM
Tee Wert Force
Pollution Control Board
Patman
Pollution Board
West Texas
Ulation
Minch
of the
Commissioners Hear Cost Figures On Land For Coliseum Site
Scurry County commissioners heard cost estimates for preparing 24 acres northeast of Thirty-seventh Street and Avenue for a coliseum. Elevating to 2,220 feet would cost about 79,500 with an alternate dike plan for 48 acres at about 16,120. No action was taken as meetings continued after court action on oil field waste disposal and related opinions.
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Scurry County Commissioners
P. W. Cloud
Thirty - Seventh Street
Avenue
Istrol Board
Snyder Savings
Railroad Commission
Attorney General's Office Post
House
John W. McCor
Imack
Riot Ends Peacefully After Seaside Labor Day Riot
N H Hampton Beach saw calm after a Labor Day eve riot as about 10 000 teens clashed with state troopers local police and National Guardsmen for four hours. About 200 arrests and 20 injuries were reported while shops cleaned up thousands of dollars in damage. Governor King blamed parental discipline and noted the incident as a symptom of moral sickness in American youth.
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Hampton Beach
N. H
Holcombe
Noble Hampton Beach
N.H
Robert W. Rhodes
Public Safety
New Hampshire
Rhodes
Peter Zamboni
Everett
Mass
Viets Plan Revision of Government
Maj. Gen. Duong Van Minh agrees to create machinery for a new government in South Viet Nam while Premier Nguyen Khanh retains power. Minh will draft plans for a provisional council, to be approved by Khanh and Lt. Gen. Tran Thien Khiem, forming a steering committee. The triumvirate would appoint a national convention to draft a new constitution and oversee elections.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Duong van Minh
Nguyen Khanh
Minh
Provisional Council
Khanh
Tran Thien Khiem
Montgomery Integrates Quietly
In Montgomery Alabama three schools desegregate with minimal fanfare. A quiet picket line formed at one high school while Negro students entered Lanier Lee high schools and Harrison Elementary with their mothers and parents. Police checked IDs inside Lanier doors before admission.
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Montgomery
Ala
Lanier and Lee
Harrison
Robert E. High School
Lanier
Thei
Passes 500 Mark Grim Toll Fails To Set Record
The 78 hour Labor Day weekend traffic toll rose to 523 fatalities across the United States, with 18 boating deaths and 57 drownings. Howard Pyle of the National Safety Council credited cautious driving for keeping the total below last year’s record of 557 as motorists headed home. An AP survey recorded 456 traffic deaths, 24 boating deaths, and 54 drownings for a nonholiday weekend from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
United States
Howard Pyle
The
Safety Council
Weather snapshot for Texas regions and times
Readings show highs near 94 in North Central Texas with 7 am 74 today. Forecasts predict cloudy skies and scattered showers across Northeast Texas and portions of Northwest, Southeast, South Central, and Southwest Texas with varied overnight lows from 63 to 80 and highs from 74 to 102.
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Snyder
Texas
Pannandie
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