Freshman Dems Edge in House Race Prospects
Freshman Democratic House members bid for survival in 48 Republican districts won in 1964. An AP survey finds Democrats ahead in 16 districts, Republicans leading in 10, toss ups in 22, and four incumbents not seeking re election. GOP expectations hinge on large gains, aiming for about three quarters of those seats.
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Washington
Associated Press
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Barry Goldwater
House
Teno Roncalio
Wyoming
Senate
Charles P. Farnsley
Kentucky
Robert E. Sweeney
Ohio
Paul J. Krebs
New Jersey
Thomas C. McGrath Jr
Weston E. Vivian
Michigan
Walter H. Moeller
Donald J.irwin
Connecticut
Joseph Pigorito
Pennsylvania
John R. Hansen
Iowa
Herb Enzer
Richard L. Ottinger
New York
Rolland Rediin
North Dakota
Earle Cabell
Texas
Brock Adams
Lloyd Meeds
Small colleges seek revival through regional accreditation
The CASC council backs regional accreditation to boost enrollment and standards. It aims to lift faculty quality and salaries, strengthen finances, and develop facilities. Endowments and gifts often miss less accredited schools, so CASC seeks to stimulate colleges eager to improve.
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Council
CASC
Hill
Doubts mount on Kennedy death and US political links
European readers question the Kennedy assassination, with focus on Lyndon Johnson and possible hidden ties. The piece notes French disbelief in Ruby's trial, media debates on Oswald and Johnson, and a broader suspicion of powerful nontransparent forces behind the murder.
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Kennedy
Johnson
France
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lyndon Johnson
U.S
Alexander Hamilton Airport Sees Rising Flight Traffic
The St. Croix Alexander Hamilton Airport reports growing operations, with flights increasing from 13,800 in the year ending June 1965 to 127,500 in the same period of 1966.
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ST. Croix
U.S. Virgin Islands
UPI
Alexander Hamilton
Dining car ware sale highlights turn of the century rail luxury
In Chicago the Illinois Central Railroad auctions century old dining car table ware kept for collectors. dining-car superintendent C J Bueschel says the sale is to replace with a modern pattern while chefs continue serving eight course dinners on gleaming china and linen. Travelers have long carried the old pieces home from trips between New Orleans and Chicago.
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Chicago
UPI
Illinois Central Railroad
C. J. Buescheli
Bueschel
New Orleans
Panama forms commission to boost tourist bargains
Panama launches a commission to broaden foreign goods available to visitors at near duty free prices. The panel will study cutting import taxes on goods favored by tourists and not produced in Panama, per the Government Tourist Bureau.
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Panama
New York
UPI
Tourist Bureau
Sunday Moneyword Puzzle No 455
Contestants may send in as many entries as they wish. Mail to Contest Manager Ros ael Herald American 220 Herald Pl Syracuse 19201 to be received by 6 P.M. Wednesday Navy.
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Ros Ael
Herald-American
Herald
Syracuse
Navy
Hartke seeks shift from dollars to scrip over Viet Nam drain
Hartke voices concern over dollar outflow to Viet Nam and proposes replacing free dollars with scrip. He cites Viet Nam salary payments in piasters, bank transfers, and alleged illegal gold purchases as reasons to curb dollar leakage. He notes examples like Britain switching to scrip in West Germany and urges U S action.
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Komer
Viet Nam
Paris
U.S
Britain
West Germany
Kern County First US County to Own Airport in 1927
Kern County California became the first county in the United States to own an airport in 1927 by purchasing Meadows Field near Bakersfield.
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Bakersfield
Calif
UPI
Kern County
United States
Meadows
Puzzle: Word Pair Clues Reveal Hidden Matches
A sequence of clue pairs tests wordplay with near homophones. Each entry links two words in parentheses to a mapped puzzle phrase, revealing humorous or punny connections across multiple numbered items.
Congress May Protect Historic Buildings
Lawmakers debate grants to states and the National Trust to buy restore and develop buildings significant in American history architecture archaeology and culture. A national register would guide surveys and preservation plans with 32 million dollars for four years, amid worries over timing costs and opposition from some architects and conservationists.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
National Trust For Historic Preservation
Secretary of the Interior
Johnson
German Airports See 12.4 Percent Passenger Rise in First Half 1966
German airports handled 7.7 million air passengers in the first half of 1966, up 12.4 percent from the same period in 1965, according to the German Tourist Information Office.
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New York
UPI
Two Thousand Four Roman Denarii Found In Cosa Tuscany
American archaeologists unearthed 2004 silver Roman denarii in a round pottery jug under a closet floor at Cosa in Tuscany. The coins date from 273 B C to 72 B C and are worth over $100,000, awaiting study by U S and Italian experts as the site prepares for a future museum.
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Thomas Buchanan
Paris
Oswald
Dallas
U.S
Buchanan
Rome
UPI
iCosa
Tuscany
Denarii
Joseph Day Deiss
American Academy In
Deiss
American Academy
Columbia University
Academy
Frank, E.brown
Cosa
Columbia
Sunday Crossword Clues Partial Entry
Crossword item fragment listing puzzle numbers 23 to 26 with clues on aspects binds being noticed and an incomplete entry noted as 26 an remains unreadable.
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