Cigarettes Rally From Slump In June Sales
Washington AP reports U.S. cigarette shipments rose about 8.5 percent in June 1964 from May, while small cigars collapsed from 190 million to 38 million. The rebound follows a January Ter ry committee report, with April upturn and June surpassing June 1963. Industry and cancer groups clash over tobacco health links.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Luther L. Terry
Council For Tobacco Research
U.S.A
Civil rights leader urges vigorous enforcement of new law
Roy Wilkins pressed Democratic platform writers to pledge vigorous enforcement of the Civil Rights Act and contrast with what he called the Republicans’ evasive framing. He warned riots cannot be condoned and urged context of deprivation. A Southern moderates’ compromise was rejected as insufficient.
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Washington
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
Democratic Platform Committee
Pierre Pelham
Alabama
Savage Murder of UN Officials in Congo
Congo driver recounts the slaying of two UN figures on a mercy mission near Bukavu. French ILO official Jean Plicque and UNHCR representative Francois Preziosi were hacked with machetes and shot amid a mob of Watusi and Congolese rebels. The attackers halted their car as armed assailants surrounded the convoy near Lake Kivu.
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the Congo
U.N
Watasi
Jean Plicque
Bukavu
International Labor Organization
Plicque
Francois Preziosi
U.N. High Commission For Refugees
Preziosi
Lake Kivu
Congo
Rwanda
George Yogolero
Watusis
Yogolero
Not All Sleek Convertibles Pick Up Girls
MALIBU California AP Some men in sleek little convertibles pick up girls Gordon F Buck Jr 29 I picked up a horse One minute Buck was doing 65 mph in his little German Porsche on Highway 191A The next he had a passenger in the front seat a horse named Gambler Buck s car hit Gambler in the rear flipping him into the seat said the California Highway Patrol Buck swerved off the road Gambler got out and galloped off A veterinarian said Gambler who lives on a nearby ranch suffered only a few bruises and slight emotional upset Buck s car was dented the windshield was broken and the inside needed sweeping but it still runs.
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Malibu
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Buck
Gambler
California Highway Patrol
Keating Challenged For Senate Nomination
New York AP Rep Paul A Fino Bronx County Republican chairman challenges Sen Kenneth B Keating for the GOP U S Senate nomination over his refusal to back the national ticket Keating announced a second term but may face a floor fight at the Aug 31 Republican State Committee meeting Gov Nelson A Rockefeller and other leaders welcomed the move while Frank Becker and Steven Derounian backed Fino Keating noted deep differences with Barry Goldwater and did not rule out backing the ticket Clare Boothe Luce potential Conservative candidate could siphon votes for Keating
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New York
Paul A. Fino
Bronx County
Kenneth B. Keating
Rochester
GOP
U.S. Senate
Fino
Keating
Barry Goldwater
Fine
Washington
Republican State Committee
Keat
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Fred A. Young
Jacob K. Javits
Frank J. Becker
Steven B. Derounian
Becker
Goldwater
William E. Miller
Miller
New York State
Clare Boothe Luce
Senate
Johnson Relieved From TV Debate Decision
Senate Democrats killed a bill to suspend equal time rules for a TV presidential debate, delaying a Johnson and Goldwater confrontation. The 44-41 vote, all Democrats opposing the tabling, follows White House talks with President Johnson as party leaders seek to avoid forcing a debate.
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Senate
Johnson
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Pastore
Goldwater
United States
White House
Strictly His Own Idea to Kill Oswald Quote
New York AP report quotes Jack Ruby saying it was strictly his own idea to kill Lee Harvey Oswald. Journal-American excerpt cites Kilgallen story claiming Ruby spoke to Warren Commission about the Kennedy case. The piece notes commission transcripts and potential mid September report release.
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New York
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Kennedy
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Washington
New York Times
Journal-American
The
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Dallas
FBI
Miss Kilgallen
Warren
Melvin Belli
Denny's Comm Auction Tonight at 7 O'clock
Auction notice for Denny's Commercial auction sale listing furniture appliances and tools to be sold tonight at seven o'clock with items available for bidding.
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Denny's
Howard to Face Hearing in Loudoun County Slayings
Otha Howard named in a Loudoun County warrant as the slayer of J Churchill Newcomb, a wealthy landowner stabbed Feb 28 1962. A preliminary hearing is set for Aug 27 at 2 pm in Leesburg in Judge John Dudley’s courtroom.
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Loudoun County
J. Churchill Newcomb
Loudoun
John Dudley
Leesburg
Howard
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E. M. Snow
Luther Durham, Jr
Frederick
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Marion
Star
Frederick County
Elliott D. Marshall
George Whitacre
Peter K. McKee
David G. Simpson, Jr
Job Corps Camp Will Open in Va
Interior Secretary Udall announced 14 job corps camps to start this fall for over 1,300 men in 12 states with more than 75 camps to open by June 30 next year. Virginia site Triple Shrine in Colonial National Historical Park near Yorktown will host 200 men performing maintenance and preservation work.
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Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
Interior
Interior Department
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California
Colorado
Maryland
Virginia
Massachusetts
New Mexico
New York
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Triple Shrine
Colonial National Historical Park
Yorktown
York County
Police Hunt Stolen 1964 Pontiac In Berryville
City police issue a multi state alert as they search for a turquoise 1964 Pontiac owned by Carl Bud Lewis of 314 E Main St Berryville missing from a downtown parking space more than 24 hours ago. Virginia license 743 100.
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Main St
Berryville
Virginia
Olympic Star Syncom 3 Satellite Soars Into Orbit
The Syncom 3 communications satellite launched from Cape Kennedy on a transfer orbit aiming to become the first truly synchronous station high above the Pacific. Officials hailed early success as it must complete 12 days of maneuvers to reach its operational position while preparing for Olympic television demonstrations with North America and Europe.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Japan
North America
Europe
Pacific Ocean
U.S
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Syncom 3
Johnson calls for law and order over racial troubles
President Johnson urged the nation to respect law and order in a speech to the Citizens Committee for Community Relations. He warned against street rioters and warned that disorder harms all and that Americans must work together through the Civil Rights era. He also criticized speculation about how whites and Blacks would vote in the upcoming election.
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Washington
Johnson
Citizens Committee For Community Relations
Harkeey
Citisens
Perry Engineering Co Inc Phone Number Change
Perry Engineering Co Inc announces new contact number 667 4310 for all inquiries and service requests.
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Boyd’s Drug Store
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Johnson family wealth tops 3.48 million dollars in 1967 report
An accounting firm hired for the presidency shows the Johnsons with a 3.48 million net worth as of July 31, 1967. First Lady accounts total 2.13 million, while President Johnson holds about 378 thousand. Daughters Lynda Bird and Luci Baines are listed with roughly 490 thousand each.
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Washington
Johnson
Haskins & Sells
Lynda Bird
Luci Baines
Lynda Bird Johnson
Robert van Arsdale
Everett Shiffler
New York
van Arsdale
Turkish Air Units Rejoin Atlantic Defense System
Turkish air units withdrawn from the Atlantic defense system last week were returned today to command. This reversal restores active participation in collective defense amid ongoing NATO alignment.
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Paris
Atlantic Alliance
Tomato Command
Weather Front Moves Into Virginia Causing Cooler Trend
A cold front advanced into Virginia bringing cooler temperatures and a shift in conditions. Forecasters expect a drop in daytime highs and a mix of sun and clouds across the region as the system passes.
Corrigan Rug Cleaners Notice at Northside Lanes
Northside Lanes will close August 19 and 20 for ree finishing of lanes per Corrigan Rug Cleaners notice.
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Corrigan
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