First Word on Policy as Khrushchev Is Ousted
Brezhnev emerges as first secretary after a secret party meeting reported by Pravda. Kosygin becomes premier while Khrushchev aides, including Adzhubei and Satyukov, reportedly leave or stay. The party vows to continue Leninist line and de Stalinization amid unclear reasons for Khrushchev’s departure.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Alexei N. Kosygin
Alexei Adzhubei
Izvestia
Pavel Satyukov
Praveda
Kremlin
First curb-box parking meters collect $12 in fines
Chief Maj. J. Thomas Boyd reports the first collection from new downtown curb-box meters reached about $12. The system allows overtime parkers to pay a $1 fine without visiting City Hall. Payment hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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J. Thomas Boyd
Parker
Boyd
U S To Remain Steadfast Dealing With Reds
In Washington AP says Soviet diplomat Dobrynin told President Johnson the new Soviet government will keep peaceful coexistence policy and seek further tension relief. He stated Moscow’s foreign policy remains unchanged and aims to strengthen coexistence with other systems. Johnson met him briefly and the tone was cordial.
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Washington
Am B. Dor
Anatoly F. Dob
Pegee
Dobrynin
Johnson
Moscow
Soviet Union
Wilson Wins Narrow Victory Ends 13 Years of Tory Rule
London AP reports the Labour party wins control of the House of Commons, led by Harold Wilson who becomes prime minister at 48. The Conservatives' Sir Alec Douglas-Home resigns after a 16 minute audience with Queen Elizabeth II. The Commons tally shows a bare Labour majority with 315 seats to 301 for Conservatives and Liberal losses. results may signal a tough period ahead.
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Labor Party
House of Commons
Harold Wilson
Britain
Alec Douglas - Home
Buckingham Palace
Wilson
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Khrushchev Ouster Could Open Soviet China Reconciliation
The removal of Nikita Khrushchev may ease tensions between the Soviet Union and Red China. While new Soviet leaders may chart a different course, Khrushchev had stood as a personal obstacle to Sino Soviet rapprochement. Hong Kong sources saw no immediate reconciliation and speculated on future direction.
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Nikitai Khrueshchev
Soroviet Union
Red China
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Hong Kong
Russia
China
Cole Porter Dies After Kidney Surgery At 71
Santa Monica California AP Cole Porter famed composer lyricist of Night and Day Kiss Me Kate and Do You Love Me died after kidney surgery at Santana hospital He was 71 and had been admitted Sept 22 for a routine checkup Porter left behind a string of hits and movie scores Porter's life featured in cafes society circles and Hollywood films starting with Night and Day in 1946 Also noted a Frederick County bus crash reported later with minor damage no injuries among 18 first grade students
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Porter
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Warren Report Books Are In
The Star received the initial delivery of The Warren Report books today and will fill existing orders quickly. Purchases of the Warren report on the Kennedy assassination may be made at the Star office until the present supply is exhausted, with more to follow. Price is $1.50.
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Keane resigns as Cardinals manager in letter to Busch
Johnny Keane submits his resignation as field manager of the St. Louis Cardinals effective after the last National League game whether the season ends or the World Series. Busch accepts the resignation and denies reports of a Pittsburgh job or Mets coaching move.
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Johnny Keane
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Keane
Busch
Pittsburgh
Danny Murtaugh
New York
Mets
Casey Stengel
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Isbell Downgraded Storm Heads Toward Dissipation
Tropical Storm Isbell, reduced from hurricane status, moved over the North Carolina coast near Morehead City. Observers reported quiet conditions with a deflated center and danger of flooding persists across eastern North Carolina as rainfall forecasts common to the Carolinas and Virginia reach into the upper South.
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Morehead City
N. C
Isbell
North Carolina
North Carollina
Weather Bureau
Carolinas
Virginia
Atlantic
Arson Suspected in Frederick County House Fires
Frederick County sheriff investigators weigh arson in two recent house fires. The Robert Dyer home at Cedar Grove suffered heavy damage at 6 10 p.m. yesterday, the second fire at that residence in two months. An empty house near Albin owned by Henry Brown of Mt Airy was damaged, fire crews from Round Hill and Gainesboro fought the flames for about 45 minutes. No cause listed for either blaze. The August 26 blaze damaged most of the Dyer home, with family living in the rear area four feet from a new foundation. The Clearbrook Fire Co answered the alarm. no one was home at the time. The report notes a remaining rear section burned through and partially collapsed.
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Albin
Henry Brown
Mt. Airy
Round Hill
Gainesboro
Dyer
Clearbrook Fire Co
Tr Iood Mltvo Ng Wicker
China Announces First Atomic Test As Khrushchev Falls
China confirmed its first atomic test in the western region, stating the 1500 hours October 16 1964 detonation completed its nuclear development. The move follows Khrushchev's ouster and signals Mao Zedong's rising stature among world communist leaders and a shift in global nuclear dynamics.
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China
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Mao Tzestung
Mao
Britain
New
United States
U.S
Red China
Nuclear Club
Soviet Union
Southeast Asia
Johnson Denies Knowing Jenkins Past Amid Morals Charges
President Johnson says he had no information that would have prompted concerns about Walter Jenkins. He ordered J. Edgar Hoover to lead an FBI inquiry after Jenkins resigned following two morals arrests dating back to 1959 and last week. The Post reported data on Jenkins 1959 arrest was shared with the FBI and Secret Service, details of their handling remain unclear.
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Johnson
Walter W. Jenkins
Jenkins
Washington Post
FBI
Secret Service
Isbell sweeps Carolina Virginia coast with wind and rain
Isbell pushed along the Carolina Virginia coast today as strong winds rain and high tides were forecast for the region. Meteorologists warned of rough seas and coastal flooding potential across several shorelines.
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Isbell
Carolina-Virginia
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