Gubernatorial Debate Draws NY TV Night Across State
Four major New York gubernatorial hopefuls will debate on WABC and other stations from 6 30 to 7 30 p m tonight while Kennedy campaigns in Upstate Buffalo. Rockefeller O Connor Roosevelt Jr and Adams clash on narcotics and policies as Kennedy begins rallies in Buffalo Cheektowaga Local 264 union members hear Roosevelt appeals to labor delegates.
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New York State
New York City
Robert F. Kennedy
Upstate
New York
WABC
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Frank D. O'Connor
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Paul L. Adams
WKBW
Buffalo
WBJA
Binghamton
WKNY
Kingston
Kennedy
O'Connor
O’connor
Cheektowaga
Rockefeller
United States
Afl-Cio
Kiamesha Lake
Roosevelt
Frank O'Connor
Frank O’connor
Adams
Syracuse
Associated Press
Mrs Johnson visits Bangkok floating market with security detail
First Lady Lady Bird Johnson rode a royal barge into Bangkok's floating market early in the day. She greeted Thais along the canal, accepted fruit, and commented on orange juice for breakfast, while Queen Sirikit remained at the Royal Palace due to illness.
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UPI
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Bangkok
Mrs. Johnson
Thailand
Lady Bird Johnson
Rio Grande
Texas
Stewart Udall
Queen Sirikit
Royal Palace
Thanat Khoman
Wiwan
Water bill shocks Oklahoma City man
Harold Rhodes of Oklahoma City gasped at an enormous water bill totaling 8,250.69 dollars. Officials say a billing machine or operator error inflated the amount by 8,245 dollars.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Iarold Rhodes
Nixon says GOP can win six states in 1960 bid
Former Vice President Richard Nixon told 3,500 Arkansans in Fort Smith that a two party system would improve government. He campaigned for John Paul Hammerschmidt in Arkansas 3rd District and predicted GOP gains including six governor races. Nixon cited Winthrop Rockefeller as Arkansas nominee and forecast net GOP gains in House, Senate, and state legislatures.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Richard M. Nixon
Arkansas
Nixon
GOP
John Paul Hammerschmidt
J. W. Trimble
Winthrop. Rockefeller
New York
Nelson A.rockefeller
Washington
Win Rockefeller
Communications satellite test OK says Comsat officials
The Intelsat II Lani Bird, a 192 pound communications satellite, passed initial tests proving stronger TV signals than Early Bird. Ground tests in Andover Maine showed clear pictures of black and white patterns and color bars. The satellite, launched from Cape Kennedy this week, will be maneuvered Sunday to a 22 300 mile high orbit above the Gilbert Islands.
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North ‘America
Far East
Andover
Maine
Communications Satellite Corp
Comsat
Early Bird
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Atlantic
Gilbert Islands
Pacific
Newlywed Veterinarian Sought After Rabid Dog Contact
Niagara Falls police and immigration officers hunt for Dr. Wayne A. Endres a 24 year old South Bend Indiana veterinarian who allegedly had contact with a rabid dog during his honeymoon trip. Authorities alerted U S and Canadian officials and stationed extra spotters on bridges.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Wayne A. Endres
South Bend
Ind
Endres
Paula ‘Kutz
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
U.S
Canada
Morse's 22 Hour Filibuster Tops Senate Record
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon ended a 22 hour 26 minute filibuster over the Tidelands Oil Bill in 1953 setting a record in the U.S. Senate. The marathon speech highlighted the push to block or limit the bill’s provisions.
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Wayne Morse
Oregon
U.S. Senate
Untimely confusion over daylight saving time debate
The article discusses a split over daylight saving time with Alabama planning a January special session to decide the issue while Mississippi rejected a bill to stay on standard time. Louisiana saw two similar bills die in committee and Britain first used daylight saving during World War I.
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Butte, Mont
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Britain
United States
South
Running man just a senator
Patrolmen in Greenville, South Carolina, spotted Sen Strom Thurmond jogging between buildings at midnight. He paused to shake hands with the officers without breaking stride, then continued his run from a television studio to his hotel, about two miles after a daytime appearance.
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Greenville
8.C
J.A. McCombs
G.M. Melton
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Rs.c
Thurmond
Lea
Luna-12 Sends TV Pictures From Moon Orbit
The Soviet lunar orbiter Luna-12 transmitted television pictures from the moon surface, signaling progress toward a manned moon landing. Tass said the craft photographed lunar sections with a photo television device as scientists study the orbital images.
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Moscow
UPI
Soviet Union
Russia
Tass
Quake Rocks Western Greece and Ionian Islands
A strong earthquake struck western Greece and the Ionian Islands. Early reports stated one death and 21 injuries in Kattouni and Tyties, with shocks felt from Janina to Patras. A bridge over Lake Amorakia was damaged cutting communications between Agrinion and Janina. Authorities cited mainly unimportant damage.
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Athens
API
Greece
Ionian Islands
Kattouni
Tyties
Janina
Patras
Lake Amorakia
Agrinion
Carton High Firemen Rescue Cart on 30 Foot Tree
Firemen were called to a Grand Junction rescue after a wheeled supermarket cart was hoisted onto a branch about 30 feet up. A passerby reported the cart hanging from the tree creating a public nuisance and a safety concern.
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Grand Junction
Colo
U S arms aid boost for Thailand amid Southeast Asia threat
President Johnson outlined a five year economic development plan for Thailand and discussed U S support as communist activity in the region continued. He noted Viet Nam as the first target and urged North Vietnamese leaders to renounce war and pursue peaceful rebuilding.
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Thailand
Johnson
Dean Rusk
U.S
Graham Martin
Thanom
Viet
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
United States
North Viet Nam
Chinese rocket expert expelled by U S
Eleven years after leaving the United States on suspicions of Communist ties, Tsien Hsue-shen, now in China, is linked by Peking radio to guiding China’s research in applied mechanics and possibly its nuclear missile program. Nuclear experts in Washington recalled his known expertise but could not confirm direct involvement.
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Peking
United States
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Tsien Hsue-shen
Academy of Sciences of China
U.S
Tsien
Hadeen
Red China
California
Massachusetts Institutes of Technology
Petagon
Washington
China
Noth
Ronnie
Communist Party
Shanghai
Los Angeles
Altadena
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Air Force
U.S. National Defense Scientific Advisory Board
MIT
Cal Tech
Jet Propulsion Lab
U.S. Navy
Hong Kong
Defense seeks move of Samuel Sheppard retrial
The Cleveland retrial of Samuel H. Sheppard opens with a 12 juror panel as defense lawyer F Lee Bailey again seeks to move the trial outside Cleveland arguing unfair local coverage. Judge Francis J Talty denies the request, saying the venue can be reassessed later.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Cleveland
Common Pleas Court
Francis J. Talty
F. Lee Bailey
Sheppard
Talty
Marilyn
Bay Village
Marilyn Sheppard
Frances Grodzinski
Internal Revenue Service
Ariane
Germany
Senators press De Gaulle and Viet Nam peace plans
Senators urged the Security Council to set up a trusteeship over Viet Nam and warned against a two Vietnams split. They called for multilateral peace talks with all parties and neutrals running negotiations, cautioning that unilateral pressure could fail to secure peace.
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Security Council
Viet Nam
General Assembly
Asia
Morse
United States
Johnson
Oregon
Man Killed As Earth-Loader Overturns On Rural Road
Ronald J. McMann 27 a road-worker for Seward Town in Schoharie County died when an earth-loading machine he drove overturned on a rural road near Seward. Police said he was transporting the machine to a storage barn when it plunged down an embankment and crushed him.
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Seward
N.Y
Ronald J. McMann
Schoharie County
McMann
Dorlop
Erhard Faces Triple Setback as Coalition Crumbles
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard campaigned across Hesse after a coalition revolt by Free Democrats and CDU members plus a rejected 1967 budget. He blamed a $1 billion federal deficit on local mismanagement and urged tax increases unless the budget is revised.
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Bonn
UPI
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Free Democrats
Christian Democratic Party
Free ‘Democrats
Hesse
Germany
Pigs can point like bird dogs say wager winners
In Fort Lauderdale Florida Bud Clardy a bookkeeper claims pigs can point as dog handlers do He spent five years and over 500 dollars gathering letters from magazines and readers and cites a hog Berney and a 60 pounder to prove the point He says friends Jack Hughes and Paul West admitted losing the bet as drivers along the Miami Fort Lauderdale route may soon hear of oinking
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
F. C
Bud) Clardy
Clardy
Jack Hough
Berney
Jack Hughes
Paul West
Miami
Hughes Land West
Prowlers Found With Jack Rabbits In Alamogordo
Alamogordo police received complaints of prowlers for two months. A Friday night call said prowlers on Hendricks Street. Arriving officers found several jack rabbits roaming the town, apparently out for a night of dining.
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Alamogordo, N.M
Alamogordo
Hendricks Street
New Mexico
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