Goldwater Charges Johnson Over Nuclear Policy In NJ Campaign
Barry Goldwater campaigned across New Jersey arguing President Johnson has already delegated nuclear authority to the NATO commander. He accused Johnson of misrepresenting the issue to score political points, while Nixon backed the delegation as in line with Eisenhower and Kennedy policy.
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Johnson pledges broader farm price supports in campaign
President Johnson in Des Moines warned that Goldwater farm proposals would harm American agriculture. He urged broader price supports and argued the Republican plan would end price supports and hurt the economy. He began a six day campaign tour spanning at least 11 states with a nationwide telecast planned tonight.
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Goldwater
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Ohio
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Lady Bird Johnson Draws Large Durham Crowd During North Carolina Stop
Early morning crowds in Durham North Carolina greet Lady Bird Johnson as she tours the tobacco auction center aboard the Lady Bird Special. The First Lady notes 12 000 supporters plus 12 500 reported by police. Supporters include college students and Negroes, with Goldwater backers present and booing at times.
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Durham
N. C
Commerce
Luther Hodges
Government rejects GOP charge on Johnson suite cost
The General Services Administration said the new federal building in Austin will cost slightly under 8 million dollars. They dismissed GOP claims that Johnson’s suite pushed costs from 7.35 million to 10 million. The office says part of one floor may be used for potential occupancy by President Johnson.
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Johnson
Austin
Tex
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Former U N Official Will Lecture Here
Dr. Charles Malik, former UN General Assembly president and Lebanon's ex foreign minister, presents the Kennedy Lecture at Memorial Auditorium Ohio University October 16 at 8 15 p m on A Spiritual and Intellectual Revolution for the West. He calls the West to out revolutionize its revolution and out subvert its subversion.
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Hurricane survivors gather in coastal Louisiana still picking up
Thousands of families in coastal Louisiana return to wrecked homes after the hurricane. Many press on with cleanup despite official warnings to stay away and wait for permits and aid.
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Anti Coronary Diet Helps Stop Attacks
In New York seven years ago over 800 middle aged men joined the Anti Coronary Club to follow a prudent diet aimed at preventing heart attacks. Eight members died of heart attacks, a rate about one third that of men who did not change eating habits. The diet emphasized equal fats from meat poultry fish vegetables cereals fruits and low fat dairy.
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Peggy Goldwater Day Seen In Muncie Welcome
Mrs Barry Goldwater begins a solo campaign trip to Muncie Indiana to drum up votes for her husband and to celebrate Peggy Goldwater Day at Ball State Teachers College. She will attend a reception and hear welcome home speeches but will not speak herself, a pattern she repeats in Columbus Ohio.
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Eight Ohio counties designated for emergency farm loans
Ohio State Director James T. McDorman announced that eight counties including Athens and Hocking are designated as emergency areas by Secretary Orville L. Freeman for drought damage. Loans assist farmers to buy seed feed fertilizer and other necessities to maintain farming operations. Offices in West Union Marietta Circleville and London will handle inquiries.
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London
Athens building permits total two point eight nine million
The Messenger notes building permits in Athens reach 2,898,630 as reported on Page 2. The item lists totals and implies a local construction upswing with details on permit issues and project types.
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Tshombe Sealed Inside Cairo Embassy After Detentions
Congolese Premier Moise Tshombe is held in the Aruba Palace area in Cairo after gendarmes ringed the U A R Embassy in Leopoldville and security officials fear mob action. Al Ahram cites Nasser adviser Fayek saying Tshombe must stay in Cairo while Congo and Algerian envoys face travel restrictions.
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De Gaulle Welcomed by Paraguay Amid Cordoba Unrest
President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Asuncion after a tense day in Cordoba where Peronists clashed with police, wounding at least 16. In Paraguay, 20 000 residents welcomed him with vivas, rose petals, and flags during his Latin American tour.
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Argentina
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Juan D. Peron
Educational values challenged by alcohol outlays in Ohio
More weekly spending on alcohol in Ohio than annual education costs spurred a PTA delegation to the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers. E Russell Porter urged a high school access standard while Dr. Corma Mowrey pressed for broader funding to lift Ohio from 47th in per pupil outlays. The convention backed a tax and school funds boost, higher teacher salaries, school lunch, public health, and higher ed aid as it closes after three days with 3000 delegates.
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Commission On Human Rights
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Chicago
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Back N Y School Sit In Sparks Arrests In Queens
Dozens of white mothers supporting a sit in at Public School 149 in Jackson Heights were arrested for loitering near a school as police escorted 65 adults and 80 children to court. A man faced a felonious assault charge on an officer. About 100 demonstrators gathered outside the school during the third day of the protest.
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Queens
International code to ban impure foods urged by UN bodies
The UN FAO and WHO seek a voluntary global food standards code to curb impure foods, questionable additives, and pesticide residues. The plan relies on treaty ratification and voluntary adherence to boost sales in home and export markets, with U.S. input via Nathan Koenig. A Geneva meeting concluded with delegations, including the United States.
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