Goldwater charges nuclear treaty would aid Red China
In Illinois Goldwater accuses the Johnson administration of drafting a new nuclear treaty with Britain that would recognize Red China. He cites English reports and calls the plan a dangerous secret move. He warns the treaty would be revealed only after the election and vows to oppose such deals.
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Goldwater
Illinois
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Johnson
America
China
England
Great Britain
United States
Senate
London
Alec Douglas-eHome
Britain
State Department
Washington
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Community Chest Progress Report Shows Campaign Near Half Funded
Thirty nine percent of the $59 433 goal has been raised for the eight services including Girl Scouts, Children's Home Society, Fremont Street Nursery, Psychiatric Clinic, Boy Scouts, Salvation Army, uso, and Winchester Day Nursery. A total of $23 228 has been raised.
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Community Chest
Girl Scouts
Children’s Home Society
Freemont Street
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
Uso
Winchester Day Nursery
Attorneys Barred In Virginia Case By 4th Circuit
The U.S. Fourth Circuit barred William F. Watkins Jr. and William R. Blandford from further participation in the case of Fred Wallace a Harvard law student seeking federal review of assault charges. The court cited neglect and indifference for missing briefing deadlines and postponed the hearing to the November Baltimore term.
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Richmond
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Virginia Commonwealth
William F.watkins Jr
Prince Edward County
William R. Blandford
Powhatan
Fred Wallace
Harvard
Wallace
U.S
John D.butzner Jr
Commonwealth
Watkins and Blandford
Baltimore
Oscourt
88th Congress Awaits Gavel After Long Sessions
Washington AP reports the 88th Congress, famed for an 11.6 billion dollar tax cut and sweeping civil rights law, faces unfinished items as it sits near adjournment. Top issues include a 5 million DC school aid appropriation, GI pensions and insurance debate, and possible sugar quota extensions.
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Washington
U.S
Congress
District of Columbia
Senate
House
Storm Strikes La Coast as 20 Die in Monstrous Blow
The monstrous storm along the Louisiana coast leaves 20 dead and widespread damage. Congress adjourns after clearing major blocks including social security age care delay and foreign aid measures. The House approved a 3.25 billion foreign aid bill and a 1 billion catch-all appropriation while key economic aid for Appalachia was not enacted. Senate leaders hailed the session as highly active with a productive record.
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Congress
Supreme Court
House
Johnson
Appalachian
District of Columbia
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Indictments in Mississippi civil rights murder case
Federal grand jury in Biloxi handed down two indictments in the case of three civil rights workers who vanished June 21 near Philadelphia Mississippi. Victims James Chaney An drew Goodman and Michael Schwerner were found August 4 and the case spurred federal probes with President Johnson taking interest.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Biloxi
FBI
Johnson
Meridian
Neshoba County
James Chaney
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
New York
Mississippi
Hurricane Hilda Triggers Deadly Tornadoes In Louisiana Coast
Monster Hurricane Hilda slams Louisiana coast causing multiple tornadoes. At Larose a twister kills at least 20, with 12 more dead at the scene per a Navy doctor. Civil defenses rush to set up a 200 bed hospital as residents flee inland and rescue crews work amid wreckage.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Larose
Lafourche Parish
Eddie Ste
Civil Defense
Raceland
John McKeithen
Philip Robichaux
Pere Mission
Associated Press
Ed McCusker
McCusker
Hilda
National
Golden Meadow
Galliano
Deep South
Weather Bureau
Morgan City
Grand Isle
Strik
Security Ends Trial of Russians in Brooklyn Court
The Justice Department dropped charges against Alexandre Sokolov and his wife on national security grounds on the fifth day of their spy trial in U S District Court Brooklyn. They were immediately taken into immigration custody for deportation proceedings.
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New York
Justice Department
U.S
U.S. District Court
Brooklyn
Alexandre Sokolov
Sokolov
Washington
John F. Dooling
Planned Appeal In Staunton Murder Conviction
Defense attorneys prepared an appeal after Paul Milton Gillespie 32 was found guilty of strangling his former landlady Miss Virginia Parkins 62 in Staunton on February 18 1963. Gillespie awaits sentencing by Circuit Judge William S Moffett Jr with a pre sentencing report ordered and the prosecution seeking the death penalty.
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Gillespie
Moffett
Virginia Parkins
Two Virginia Road Deaths Push Toll to 770
Two traffic fatalities reported Saturday raise Virginia's highway toll to 770, up from 712 a year earlier. Attilio Masiel, 47, of Richmond died when his car hit a tree after leaving Elkhardt Road curve in Chesterfield County. Dave Butler, 89, of Bedford died Friday after a car veered and struck his porch, counted as a pedestrian fatality.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Richmond
Attilio Masiello
Elkhardt Road
Chesterfield County
Bedford
Dave Butler
Bedford Street
Butler
Plane Wreckage Found on Peak in Spain
Wreckage of a French plane with 80 aboard was found near Alcazaba Peak in the Sierra Nevada at 50 a.m. The Civil Guard reported the aircraft was completely destroyed with thousands of fragments over 600 yards and no survivors. All aboard were described as French or Mauritanians.
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Trevelez
Spain
Sierra Nevada
Civil Guard
Alcazaba Peak
Palma de Mallora
Tangier
Air Ministry
Humphrey Plans Debate In Whistle Stop Tour
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey travels California with Sen. Pierre Salinger staging a mock debate between Barry Goldwater and a Nixon placeholder. The campaign event features a Shrine Auditorium rally with Milton Berle as host and remarks invoking John F Kennedy while denouncing groups he calls bitter and hateful.
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Humphrey
Bakersfield
Calif
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
California
Pierre Salinger
Barry Goldwater
Salinger
Arizona
Dick Nixon
Goldwater
George Murphy
Los Angeles
Shrine Auditorium
Milton Berle
Jimmy Durante
Eddie Fisher
Angie Dickinson
John F. Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
America
University of Southern California
Ku Kluxers
Yes
John Birchers
de Fea
Virginia Clears With Strong Cold Front Passage
A fast moving cold front swept through Virginia last night clearing days of thick cloud cover. The Richmond Weather Bureau projects fair skies for the next few days with daytime highs in the 70s and nighttime lows in the upper 40s to low 50s.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Richmond Weather Bureau
Savings insured by Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Notice announces a 4 1/4 percent dividend at Winchester Savings and Loan. It references the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation and provides corner location at Boscawen and Washington.
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Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings & Loan Corner
Boscawen
Washington
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