The Women at Carl Purdy Hall Sunday night
A community benefit at Carl Purdy Hall features The Women a three act satire by Clare Boothe Luce. Republicans and Democrats co host a cocktail dinner and show with proceeds split between local committees. A long cast list and production crew are announced with plans for a formal reception and bar.
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Kathy Winter
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Darlene Cooper
Nancy
Mickey Moores
Peggy
Kay Wilson
Sylvia
Joy Brittinghamy
Edith
Rita Jensen
Mary
Pat Irish
Alena ‘Bell
Connie Martin
Dorset
Joan O'Neill
Maggie
Kathleen MacDougall
Jean Sullivan
Ann Hyde
Helen Howard
Suzi Holzhouser
Margaret Moores
Carl Jensen
Gene Crofoot
Mid Anton
Annette Rasmus
Jerry Berringer
Ron Bowden
George Lollas
French Morgan
Les Johnson
James ‘Duck"’ Holzhauser
Joan Poulos
Paul Poulos
Newell Rawles
Alpert Valentini
Stevenson says he will resign if Goldwater wins
Adlai E Stevenson the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations said he would resign within a minute of the inauguration if Barry Goldwater is elected president. He noted a Miller claim that he would be fired five minutes after Goldwater takes office, adding Miller would be at least four minutes too late.
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Fresno firms bid to build coast Highway 1.0 section
Two Fresno construction companies Earl Parker Inc and Thomas Construction submitted a joint bid of 2 293 277 for a coast Highway 1.0 section from Russian Gulch to north of Jughandle Creek. The project adds 12 miles of modern highway, includes a 150 foot high Caspar Creek bridge and 4 4 miles of new alignment, removing hairpins and a wooden trestle. If weather permits, completion is targeted for summer 1966.
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Viet Nam Names Civilian Premier in Saigon
Premier Tran Van Huong was named the first civilian leader in nearly a year amid war after dissension in Saigon. Two U.S. Air Force pilots died Thursday in a bomber crash 12 miles northeast of Saigon during a training flight. 314 Americans have been killed in four years of fighting, including 217 in combat and 97 in accidents.
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Princess Robbed in Rome of $4000 Cash
Princess Maria Jose del Drago was robbed of four thousand dollars Thursday in the Piazza di Spagna after withdrawing cash from a nearby bank. A young man grabbed the envelope and fled on a motorcycle driven by an accomplice.
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Security Scare In Philly On Johnson Campaign Trail
President Johnson toured the East and Midwest urging peace and prosperity if elected, but a security scare halted his Philadelphia motorcade near Temple University. A man with a hunting rifle was detained for questioning, though the rifle bolt showed it had not fired. Johnson continued to Detroit then Milwaukee, stressing immigration reform and his great society agenda while urging unity across America.
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Johnson Leads In 36 States In UPI Poll For Election
United Press International survey shows President Johnson ahead in 36 states and the District of Columbia with 433 electoral votes, Goldwater leading in 10 states with 71 votes, four states in doubt. Democrats favored to gain Senate and House seats. Johnson’s win expected to stretch across the nation.
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Krebiozen Inventor Free on Bail
Dr Stevan Durovic the refugee physician behind Krebiozen was freed on 500000 bond on a conspiracy indictment alleging violation of the Pure Food and Drug Act His brother Marko Durevic also indicted The case cites large money transfers abroad and ties to University of Illinois scientist Andrew Ivy amid organized medicine opposition
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Auto fire causes minor damage to station wagon
A Thursday 5:53 p.m. fire incident on So. State and Jefferson Streets caused minor damage to a 59 station wagon. No injuries reported. Fire officials investigated the scene and determined the blaze originated in the engine area.
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Halloween police alert promises heavy patrols citywide
Police Chief Donn Saulsbury warned Akish and surrounding areas that 80 officers will be on duty tomorrow night for Halloween. Curfew for 15 and under is 10 p.m., for ages 16 to 17 is 11 p.m. Patrols will target vandalism and malicious mischief with strict enforcement.
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Senate Candidates in California Trade Barbs in Final Runs
United Press International reports California's Senate contenders Pierre Salinger and George Murphy campaigned hundreds of miles apart while trading sharp remarks. Salinger accused Murphy of backing Goldwater views and taking Goldwater dollars, while Murphy campaigned in Northern California asserting over 30 percent of the state's Democrats oppose Salinger.
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PG and E Abandons Bodega Head Nuclear Plant Plan
Pacific Gas and Electric announces withdrawal of its application to the Atomic Energy Commission to build a nuclear reactor at Bodega Head. President Robert H. Gerdes cites safety doubts as Gov. Edmund G. Brown questions the site after mixed AEC safety reports. The move follows conflicting assessments on the San Andreas Fault area.
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Goldwater Attacks Johnson Abroad in Cheyenne Rally
Senator Barry Goldwater assailed Lyndon Johnson’s foreign policy at an airport rally in Cheyenne Wyoming, claiming the free world is coming apart. He charged the U S has lost Turkey as an ally and cited issues in Pakistan Cambodia Indonesia Vietnam and Britain while linking his defense of Social Security to the campaign. He called Johnson’s leadership and campaign style a circus and warned of NATO’s erosion and Soviet accommodation.
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Watson and Camper Arrested at Courthouse for Robbery
In Kansas City, Robert Earl Watson 23 and Eugene L Camper 22 were at the Jackson County Courthouse to obtain a marriage license when Watson was recognized as wanted on armed robbery charges and arrested. The pair were in the building when authorities moved in.
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