Threat on Goldwater flight alters campaign plan
Springfield received a fake call claiming a death threat to Barry Goldwater would trigger a plane change between 3 30 and 4 p m. The SMS prompted a precautionary flight switch from National to Dulles. FBI relayed the warning. Springfield police and SBA found no investigation needed as Goldwater was not in Springfield. The caller identified as Lt Bruce Allen and claimed to be from Chicago.
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Bruce Allen
Wealth Report To Be GOP Issue
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch says President Johnson and family are richer than accounting figures show and Republicans will make wealth of first family a campaign issue. He attacked the costing method used, urging fair market value as the basis and questioned government-regulated earnings and potential influence in office.
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Associated Press
Washington
Dean Burch
Johnson
Burch
Barry Goldwater
White House
Johnsons
Manhattan Island
Johnson Holdings
Shining Scholar Susan Dunn Sells Shoes in San Diego Booth
Susan Dunn, 14 or 28, runs a college-themed shoe shine stand outside the Grant Hotel in San Diego. She aims to earn 79 this summer to pay for books and luxuries, after graduating from normal high school in Indiana. The stand charges 25 cents a shine with a college motif sign. Nearby, Stephen E. Kelly, son of a former mayor, loses his license and pays a fine for drunken driving. Police briefer Chester White is fined for speeding.
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Gener
Mississippi
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Usly
Susan
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Mormal
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North Hampton
Mass
Lillian Reyes
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Times Square
Grant Hotel
Kelley
Chicago
Stephen E. Kelly
Edward J. Kelly
Kelly
Defense Fund Bill Signed by President Johnson
President Johnson has signed a defense appropriation bill totaling 46.8 billion dollars for the fiscal year ending next June 30. The measure includes 207 million for recently approved servicemen raises and accounts for nearly half the national budget, though it falls short of the president’s request by 719 million for the defense department and is 1.5 billion less than the prior year’s allocation.
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U.S
White House
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Department
Dooley Matriarch Agnes Dooley Dies in St Louis
Agnes Dooley mother of Dr Tom Dooley died at 69 after a six week illness. She helped run the medical mission work MEDICQ co founded by her son to aid the needy worldwide and is survived by son Malcolm. Another son Edward died last April in a car crash. Funeral services will be held at the St Louis Cathedral.
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Doolley
IC protests MoPac control of C and EI railroad
Chicago August 20 AP the Illinois Central Railroad charged Missouri Pacific Railroad has legally acquired mathematical control of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad The ICC hearings reopened were urged after an examiner recommended MoPac be allowed to gain control The three railroads IC MoPac and Louisville and Nashville battled for control DeSotor Linda K Myers faced speeding charges
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OFC
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Illinois Central Railroad
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
TC Hag
Interstate Commerce Commission
C & EI
ICC
Missouri Pacific
Louisville and Nashville
C&el
Goldwater open to briefings and TV debate offer
Senator Barry Goldwater signaled openness to intelligence briefings from the Johnson administration when needed while maintaining campaigns’ stance on defense. He criticized McNamara for revealing top secret information and said he may pursue NBC TV debates, insisting on a joint or shared stage format. He plans early campaign speeches to correct impressions on war, taxes, and Social Security. John Leon Thompson, 67, died in Chicago after a career in fraternal orders. services set for Jonesboro with burial at St Johns Cemetery.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Arizona
Robert S. McNamara
Pentagon
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Scranton
National Broadcasting Co
Paul Wagner
NBC
Ambulance exhaust fatal to passenger in Missouri case
A broken exhaust on an air conditioned ambulance released carbon monoxide, killing 11 year old Brenda Naylor of Holden, Missouri, during transfer from Warrensburg to Kansas City. Her mother Mrs Hirschel Nayler and Dr A M Ziegler were unconscious but later in satisfactory condition. driver Samuel B Ropp remained unharmed. Coroner James Rutlander attributed death to the vented exhaust.
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Brenda Naylor
Holden
Warrensburg
Lospital
Brenda
Hirschel Nayler
A. M. Ziegler
James Rutlander
Jackson County
Samuel B. Ropp
Nayler
Dr. Fingler
Firemen Extinguish Weed Fire Near Monroe Street
Herrin firemen extinguished a weed fire at 3 45 p m Wednesday near the east end of Monroe Street. No damage was reported, firemen said.
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