State Labor Backs RFK For Senate
New York AFL-CIO delegates urged support for Gen. Robert Kennedy for the U S Senate as Kennedy and Secretary-Treasurer Lou Hollanders endorsement drew applause. Delegates wavering between Kennedy and incumbent Republican Kenneth B Neat img and debated endorsement by the AFL-CIO organization, with Keating slated to address the convention after Kennedy and Humphrey endorsed on the Democratic ticket.
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APJ
Robert ¥. Kennedy
U. S. Senate
Louis Hollander
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Isher
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Hurbert H. Humphrey
Sen
Goldwater
Hope for Church Life in Soviet Highlighted by Lutheran Body
AP report from Reykjavik notes a Lutheran World Federation meeting hearing optimism about Soviet church life. Dr Kurt Schmidt Clausen led a study delegation to Latvia and Estonia, with assurances the Soviet government would not oppose contacts and possible federation membership. Baltic churches recently joined the federation, and talks touched on improvements for churches beyond the Urals in Siberia.
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Reykjavik
Leeland
Lutheran World Federation
Soviet Union
Federation
Kurt Schmidt-Clausen
Geneva
Schmidt-Clausen
Latvia
Estonia
Lutheran Church
Frederik A. Schiotz
Minneapolis
Urals
Siberia
Tax-Free Fund CIA Cash Ties Exposed
Patman subcommittee disclosed that the Kaplan Fund, backed by CIA money, funded charities and education in New York. IRS officials said awareness of the CIA Kaplan link was limited before August 10 and denied any formal CIA foundation arrangement, prompting Patman to seek public answers after failed private briefings.
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LIRS
New York District
SRS
Kaplan
CIA
Rosovin
The
Revenue Service
Kaplan Fund
New York City
CLA
Rogovin
SAS
Fund
IAS
Foundation
IRS
Bertrand M. Warding
Ropovin
Ne We'dh Grape Juice Co
Sout
Islern Sugar and
Mo ‘Asses Co
Keating Nominated by State GOP Amid Kennedy Debate
The New York GOP nominated Senator Kenneth Keating for the Senate as party leaders weighed Kennedy appeal and Johnson era appointments. Speakers included Nixon Rockefeller Dewey and Goldwater backed Keating while Luce withdrew and AFL-CIO signals hung in balance.
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Keating
Claré Boothe Luce
Afl-Cio
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Clare Boothe Luce
Thomas E. Dewey
Trap Set For Johnson In Alabama Continued From Page 1
The piece notes Alabama voters face an elector ballot system with no presidential names on ballots. It describes potential Republican gains as Civil Rights unrest boosts GOP prospects, and says Goldwater could win Alabama, impacting Wallace’s unpledged elector strategy and the Democratic slate.
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Alabama
Elcestors
Lare
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Wallace
Medicare Cloture Possible in Senate Fight Over Health Care
Washington AP Congress opened slowly after the convention recess with Senate Leader Mansfield hinting at a possible Oct 1 finish. Debate looms over a House passed social security health care expansion as Dirksen signals a cloture bid to end a filibuster on foreign aid and reapportionment.
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Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D.mont
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dmina
Humphrey
Mansfield
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
Supreme Court
Everiett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Dirksen
Governor Rockefeller Extends New Year Greetings to Jews
Albany AP report notes Gov Rockefeller extending New Year greetings to Jewish people as they prepare to enter Hebrew year 5725. He lauds unalterable devotion to faith, notes Jews’ enduring cohesion through centuries and America’s role in religious freedom and nations like Israel as a peace bulwark in the Middle East.
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Albany
Rackenfetler
Rockeffeller
Israel
Middle East
Russia Offers Jordan Modern Arms Amid Nonaligned Tilt
Western diplomats say Moscow has offered Jordan a package of modern weapons including supersonic jets. The proposal, relayed to Western powers by Jordanian Prime Minister Bahjat Talhouni, aims to draw Jordan away from Western ties toward the Arab nonaligned bloc led by Egypt’s President Nasser.
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London
Russia
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U.S
Tecemiente
Bahjat Talhauni
Moscow
Abdel Gamal Nasser
United Arab Republic
Head On Crash In Arizona Kills Five Persons
Five killed in a head on collision near Denneholse Arizona as a Pennsylvanian youth and an Arizona group returning from a church outing collide. Three injured. Victims include Arlene Halbarrer 46 Prescott Ariz and her daughter Arlene 11 plus Clara Iogue 65 Phoenix Leon Stanton 63 Cottonwood and an unidentified Pennsylvania youth.
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Denneholse
Ariz
Arizona
Arlene Halbarler
Prescott
Arlene
Clara Iogue
Phoenix
Leon Stanton
Cottonwood
Arla
Pennsylvania
Conservative Party Picks Professor and Platform Vote
The Conservative Party chose professor Kealing as its Senate candidate in New York with Paolucci noted as pro Goldwater. The convention adopted a platform urging counteractions to Supreme Court education prayer rulings and redistricting decisions while rejecting a NATO nuclear weapons plank as too specific. David Jaquith of Syracuse delivered a 35 minute keynote to open the gathering.
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New York
Paolucci
Manhattan
Kieran O'Doherty
Kealing
Goldwater
Senate
U. S. Supreme Court
Platform
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
D. Daniel Mahoney
David Fl. Jaquith
Syracuse
Negro Juror Turned Down In Georgia
In Danielsville Georgia a Negro prospective juror was rejected during jury selection for the murder trial of two white men accused of killing Lemuel Penn a 49 year old Army reservist and Washington vocational high school director. The defense struck afestor A D Gant from the pool of 24 potential jurors. Judge allowed separation of James C Lackey’s trial from the others with Lackey to face a separate murder charge later. The defendants Sims, Myers and Lackey cited by the FBI as Ku Klux Klansmen face intense court scrutiny as spectators were warned against disruption. Lackey later disavowed statements about involvement.
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Danielsville, Ga
Washington, D.C
Joseph Howard Sims
Cecil William Mors
A. D. Gant
Chakge Carey Skelton
Atorney
John Williford
James C. Lackey
Lackey
Sims
Myers
FBI
Madison County
Lemuel Penn
Coronel
Penn
Washington
Ft. Benning
Chicago First 1964 Gang Killing Shocks City
Chicago reports its first gangland style killing of 1964 as Guy Mendola Jr. 39, a reputed hoodlum and ex convict, was shot in his garage by a shotgun blast from behind a Cadillac. Mendola died instantly with multiple wounds as detectives link him to a long criminal record and associates. A separate AP report notes Mrs Ida Crumb 68 of Marathon injured fatally when her automobile struck a guard rail on Route 11.
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UPI
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Mendola
Stone Park
Mendota
Pittsburgh
Bakersfield
Calif
Cortland (Ap
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Marathon
Route 11
Here
Conservative Party rally muffs Rockefeller critique in New York
A New York Conservative Party event featured delegates jeering when speakers mentioned Rockefeller and the GOP state organization. Jaquith highlighted the 141090 vote against Rockefeller in 1962 and urged better showing in the next election, warning dissident Republicans may shift support to Keating and influence a tight race.
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New York
Rockefeller
Keating
New York State
Jaquith
Apainst Rockefeller
iParty
Paulucci
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