Johnson frames election choice as center versus fringe
President Johnson urged voters to choose the responsible mainstream over extremists. He warned Americans face a bid by factions opposing both parties and called for duty to defend American life. His remarks aired to several labor unions via closed-circuit TV.
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Hubert Humprey in Evansville Calls for Democratic Victory
Senator Hubert H Humphrey spoke at a courthouse rally in Evansville Indiana urging Indiana voters to elect a Democratic president. He argued responsibility defines the Kennedy Johnson administration and distinguishes Johnson from Goldwater. He urged Americans to embrace the future and seek collective help to move America forward.
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Strikes Hit Bien Hoa as Khanh Faces Labor Crisis
In Saigon 3000 workers reportedly walked out on French plantations in Bien Hoa Province demanding a 50 percent wage rise and double rice allotments. The stoppage could grow as unions threaten broader action while a Saigon general strike ends amid government concessions. A separate mountain tribes revolt in the central highlands spreads toward Dalat, prompting reinforcements and regional autonomy demands.
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Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater Blasts Handouts and Defense Cuts
Senator Barry Goldwater told the American Legion convention that President Johnson would cut defense spending to fund handouts and subsidies. He warned such policy risks national suicide and urged true economy and stronger defense to deter Communist aggression.
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Johnson Ethics Attacked in National Campaign
Idaho Falls report notes Republican vice presidential candidate William E. Miller accusing President Johnson of hiding behind a smoke screen to dodge debates on fortune and personal finance. Miller argues Democrats seek to divert attention from the Bobby Baker scandal and questions about how the Johnsons earned wealth in a federally regulated activity.
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Johnson
William E. Miller
Washington
Billings
Mont
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Ohio University Seeks Role in Water Resources Institute
Ohio University and Ohio State University seek a water resources institute under new federal law. If Ohio State gets the institute, Ohio U may participate via separate contracts with the Interior Department. The act provides $75,000 initial grants rising to $100,000 later, with $1 million yearly matching funds through 1969 to reach $5 million in 1969.
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Glenn Says Luck Improves After Six Tough Months
Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. reports better health after six months of misfortune. He cites his wife Annie’s successful operations, son David at Harvard, and daughter Lyn thriving. Glenn notes dizziness only with rapid head movement and hopes for a brighter 1964.
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Cardinals Urge Religious Liberty At Vatican Council
Three American cardinals pressed the Vatican Ecu menemical Council to pass a declaration affirming universal freedom of religion. Hardline Italian Spanish prelates opposed, arguing it threatens Church authority as debate marked a dramatic session and a vote on collegial governance proceeded.
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Chicago
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
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Ernesto Ruffini
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Welfare Chief Seeks Major Ohio Welfare Overhaul
Ohio State Welfare Director Denver White seeks a 1965 bill to consolidate aid programs under county welfare departments with state supervision, transfer aged aid to counties, end city poor relief in 29 communities, redirect state utility taxes to welfare costs, require single county appropriations, empower state takeover for rule violations, and extend ADC unemployment aid beyond next June.
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Denver White
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Sales tax rise proposal outlined in Athens
Inside The Messenger OCE SPEAKER outlines sales tax increase proposal in Athens. The piece notes the plan discussed on Page 2 and indicates broader editorial coverage including political leads and local notices.
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Leaders Pessimistic About Avoiding GM UAW Strike
Detroit report on contract talks between General Motors and the United Auto Workers covering about 354000 workers at 129 plants in 71 cities. Negotiators faced with a Friday 10am deadline and cited no progress on working conditions production standards union representation or layoffs. UAW President Walter Reuther and GM personnel chief Louis Seaton warned there was little forward movement.
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Louis Seaton
Men Rescued After 3 Day Deep Test Hole Ordeal
Four men trapped 1800 feet underground at the Nevada test site were hoisted to the surface. All were in good condition after the three and one half day ordeal. Final rescuer was George R. Cooper of Tucson. Others rescued earlier were Floyd Shaw of Santa Barbara Leland Roeder of Pioche and Art Luhnow of North Las Vegas. A snapped cable caused the entrapment.
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Nevada
George R. Cooper
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Ariz
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Santa Barbara
Calif
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Pioche
Art Luhnow
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Ohio five day forecast notes below normal readings
Temperatures average 4 7 degrees below normal in the north and 10 degrees below normal in the south. Normal highs 74 and 51 lows. Cooler Thursday and Friday with a warmer weekend then turning cooler Monday. Rainfall expected from a quarter to a half inch with possible showers in extreme northeast Thursday. Scattered showers or thundershowers Saturday or Sunday.
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Police Guard Jim Brown Home After Bomb Threat
Police kept a 24 hour watch on the east side home of Cleveland Browns fullback Jim Brown after a telephoned bomb threat to a TV station allegedly linked to his appearance discussing racial issues. The threat followed Brown's controversial magazine article and remarks on segregation and the Black Muslims.
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Erratic 45 mph Winds Fuel Santa Barbara Brush Fire
A brush fire in Santa Barbara, California, was driven by erratic 45 mile per hour winds. Fire crews fought the flames as the wind shifted, threatening nearby homes and widening the blaze. No injuries were reported as of the latest updates.
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Weather forecast spares most coast from Gladys damage
Most of the densely populated coast will avoid the feared effects of Hurricane Gladys as the Weather Bureau forecast shows. The eastern end of Long Island may be an exception to the spared area.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Long Island
Washington Judiciary Chairman Aims for Key House Moves
The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee signals plans to push major legal and oversight actions this session. He outlined priorities including judiciary reform, gun policy discussion, and antitrust reviews to address bipartisan concerns.
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House Judiciary Committee
West Berliners to Visit East Berlin Under Civil Crossings Accord
Chancellor Ludwig Erhard and the West German cabinet approved an agreement with the Communist authorities allowing West Berlin residents to cross the border to visit East Berlin. The accord marks a rare opening for family or official visits across the divide.
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Ludwig Erhard
U S Air Force Planes Shot Down early Today
Two U S Air Force planes were shot down early today and one American and one Vietnamese pilot were presumed captured by Communist Viet Cong guerrillas.
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