Alabama Democrats Face Loyalty Oath Debate in 1964
In Birmingham Alabama voters express anger at a loyalty oath tied to national convention seating. Hotel clerk James Wilson and druggist Charles Coleman pledge to vote Republican over the dispute, joining others who list Barry Goldwater as their choice. The talks center on who legally represents Alabama and Mississippi in the convention.
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James Wilson
Wilson
Charles Coleman
Alabama
Barry Goldwater
Mississippi
Unclear OCR Entry on Transportation and Lodging Services
Fragmentary text lists transportation, hotels, and operations with references to Albany, Overnights, Hidden Valley, and a postal or mailing list. Mentions tour and charter broker affiliations with SAS Service Inc. and seating reservations. No coherent event or outcome.
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Tomy
Lratspartalan
Wammondsfore Toil Oseriett Agel
Roing Glyss Works
Ayeirgs
THO Aml
Albany At & Tramsportation
Hatel
Hidden Valley Dode Handi
Rhate Lake
Ghiat Pool
Arselous
Shas
Aals Frog
Bite VM
Gatala
S & SN Tans
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SAS Jus Service, Inc
Delegates Demand Change at Party Convention
A crowd of men contends for seating, insisting they cannot endure being sidelined for political gain. One asks why they cannot openly express unhappiness with the delegation and demand seats. Another voice declares he is tired of being kicked around. a third asserts that the Democrats can be hung. The credentials committee seeks delegates to sign a loyalty oath to the party.
Train Hits Car at Oakwood Crossing Kills Huntington Man
An LIRR train struck an auto at Oakwood crossing killing Edward Lattka, 59, of Huntington. Train service was delayed about 15 minutes as crews investigated and cleared the scene.
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Huntington
Long Island
Oakwood Crossing
Edward Lattka
Wuntington
Traffic Commission Orders Parking and Speed Changes
The Town Board learned from Charles Taylor that a State Traffic Commission letter details Clifton Street intersection parking restrictions on Route 32 and new 30 mph limits between Cohoes and Waterford. Signs will be installed as workload permits, with police and fire officials attending Ohio classes to learn new arson and traffic investigation techniques.
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Charles &. Taylor
Waterford
State Traffic Commission
William S. Hulls
Lloyd A. Maeder
Saratoga ‘Avenue
Clifton Street
Cohoes
Taylor
Traffic Commission
Kutton Street
State Department of Public Works
Colonie
University of Ohio
Columbus
Ohio
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Tomorrove
Lawrence Cramer
Waterford Turnage sale to aid museum project
The Waterford Historical Society will hold a Turnage sale to benefit the Waterford Museum Cultural Center Project. Donations of clothing, dishes, or small furniture are asked, with pickup arranged by contacting Mrs. Rudolph Amyot. The sale is set for Thursday and Friday September 17 and 18 at 1533 5th Ave Troy.
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Waterford Historical Society
Waterford Museum - Cultural Center
Rudolph Amyot
5Th Ave
Troy
Hospitalized Jarvis Host at RD 1 Waterford
Jarvis Host from RD 1 Waterford is a patient at Leonard Hospital under observation.
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Jarvis Host
RD 1
Waterford
The
Leonard Hospital
Protests Rally Town Board Over Ongoing Conditions
Demonstrations followed many protests made to the town board about the conditions, underscoring local frustration and demands for action.
Soccer physical exams set for Waterford Halfmoon school
Exams Saturday in the health room conducted by Dr. Marshal Quandt for students planning to join soccer. Participants must have a physical before practices open. Coach Michael Keneva announced workouts start 6 p.m. Tuesday at the high school field. Parental permission slips due at that time.
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Waterford - Halfmeen Wich
Marshal Quandt
Michael Keneva
Northeale Bandits secure first playground win over Ath Street Raiders
In a playground game, the Northeale Bandits defeated the Ath Street Raiders 7 to 4 after a big fourth inning with Dennis Peat and Faui Galavncau leading the offense. Chuck Collis hit a solo homer for the Raiders. In basketball, Northside fell 40 to 31 to Ath Street as Tom Lawrence and Ed Osterhout sparked a late rally.
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Ath Street Raiders
Steel
Bandits
Dennis Peat
Faui Galavncau
Chuck Collis
Bth Street Raiders
Mixe Bobrinty
Northside
Ath Street
Tom Lawrence
Ed Osterhout
Bth Street
Practice Session Sets Junior League All-Star Prep
The All-Star team of Kavanaugh along with Ladder Peeks and Fords will hold a wall practice at Garrett Field tomorrow starting at 3 p.m. in preparation for Sundays Annual Junior League All-Star game.
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Kavanaugh
Fords
Garrett Field
Scouls to Have Swimming Tests Tomorrow at Lan sing Pool
A swimming test for Cohoes Bay scouts will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Lansing Pool to determine eligibility. The minimum age is unclear. tests require swimming 150 yards. Pool director Robert Murrophy and assistant Ray Bettle will conduct the test. For details contact Kenneth Wheeler, Troop 120 scoutmaster.
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Cohoes Bay
Scouls
Lansing Pool
Robert Murrophy
Ray Beattle
Kenneth Wheeler
Troop 120
Congolese Planes Hit Albertville
Congolese government aircraft reportedly bombed and strafed Albertville as part of a pressure operation ahead of a ground assault on the rebel stronghold. Rebels lost two of four armored cars near the airport. government troops were about 45 miles from Albertville near the Albertville Kabalo railway.
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Filisabethville
The
Albertville
Gaston Soumialot
New Water District Wells To Add 5,000,000 Gallons
The Latham Water District plans four new wells to raise daily capacity from 9 million to about 14 million gallons. Wells 1 and 2 at Mathias Site are tested for mineral and bacterial content, with a new high lift pump station near the wells. A 0 inch main line between the high lift and the main system is under construction by Riven Brothers Construction.
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Edward OS. Denison
Latham Water District
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Mull Road
Farts Ferry Road
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Farts Ferry
Riven Wrothers Construction
Cool Covers North Heat On In South
Weather and hurricane alerts spread along the East Coast as Tropical Storm Clea r hovered about 125 miles northeast of Miami moving northwest. Rain affected the Northeast and lower Mississippi Valley with lighter showers along the West Coast. Construction on Mohawk Site wells is planned for this fall with a target completion next spring using the Ika ditt pump.
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United States
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To Build Airliners Tokyo
The Japanese government approves mass production of Japan’s first postwar domestically made airliner. Nihon Aeroplane Manufacturing Co will start production next year. The craft seats 40 passengers and speeds up to 260 miles per hour.
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Japan
Nihon Aeroplane Manufacturing Co
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