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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1966
Page
5
President Johnson campaigns in Wilmington urging Delaware voters to back Democrats in the November elections. He praises party candidates and calls Democrats “your real friends” while greeting about 1 000 supporters in Rodney Square and along the downtown route.
Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson urged voters in a packed Romney Square rally and rode a slow motorcade through crowds in Wilmington and New York. He endorsed James M. Tunneller for U.S. Senate and attacked the GOP while planning a Washington news conference after a Waldorf Towers meeting with Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma.
In Bloomington Wells accuses the administration of ignoring retired teachers while Myers calls for tax and wage controls to fund higher pensions. The Republican speakers urge urgent aid as inflation and social security concerns loom, warning of a possible tax increase.
Cape Kennedy Florida reports Mariner 4 the spacecraft that took first Mars photos remains in flight along a comet as signals are expected to resume next year. If Mariner 1 still operates it may add to astronomers knowledge of interplanetary space.
In Indianapolis UPI reports Democrat James M. Nicholson, candidate for Congress from the 6th District, challenged Republican Bray to explain his position on security payments and urban concerns raised by residents and business districts.
Union printers halt work at the St. Louis plant delaying the Post-Dispatch first edition on Thursday amid pay dispute. Spokesmen termed the stoppage a protest while contrasting it with other papers in the same plant.
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