Johnson campaigns in New England pledging GOP loyalty
President Johnson during a 20 hour tour of six New England states praised Republican programs from the Eisenhower era and contrasted them with Democratic aims. He revisited Senator Edward M. Kennedy in Boston and warned against reckless foreign policy while urging support in key GOP areas.
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Johnson
New England
Barry Goldwater
Eisenhower
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
Miller Says Dem Policy Not Stable
President Johnson and his running mate seem to have a policy for everyone but Miller says they lack a guiding principle. He argues the Democrats shift views to fit local winds while contrasting Goldwater’s convictions with Johnson’s changing positions.
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ST. Louis
Johnson
William E. Miller
Barry Goldwater
Oklahoma City
Hutchinson
Kaw
GOP
Group Eyes A&P Buy By Farm Bureau Members
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation seeking to have members of the American Farm Bureau Federation purchase the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co. stores. The plan aims to boost farmers bargaining power in selling their products nationwide.
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Washington
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
American Farm Bureau Federation
Big Farm Organization
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
A&p
Harpo Marx dies at 75 after surgery in Hollywood
Harpo Marx, 75, famed silent Marx brother, died Monday night after surgery at Mt. Sinai Hospital. He was admitted Saturday and his wife Susan and two of his four sons were by his side. Surviving brothers Groucho Zeppo and Gummo were not present.
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Harpo
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Zeppo
Gummo
Goldwater Stirs Athens Crowd On Whistle Stop
GOP presidential hopeful Barry Goldwater addressed about 4000 at Athens rail depot calling U S in World War III in Viet Nam and on the verge of World War IV He urged youth involvement and pressed for quick action against crime while defending Social Security and signaling possible Nixon as secretary of state contender.
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Viet Nam
Goldwater
Johnson
Richard Nixon
Reds Warned Against Pressure Expanding Viet Nam War
State Department official William P. Bundy told the Research Institute of Japan that external Communist pressure could force the United States to expand the war beyond South Viet Nam. He said bombing bases in North Viet Nam and Laos had been considered, but the aim remains to induce North Viet Nam to stop supporting the war. Bundy warned that a communist victory in South Viet Nam would threaten Southeast Asia, including India, Australia, and Japan.
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Southeast Asia
India
Australia
Japan
Democrats Hear Moeller Pancake at Glouster Rally
Report notes Moeller and Pancake addressing a Glouster rally as part of a Democratic campaign effort. Key attendees include party operatives and local supporters, with emphasis on rally turnout and message delivery.
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Moeller
Abele
Grover Land Mechem
Local Obituaries and Notices across Athens to Pomeroy
Fragmentary local obituary notices and civic listings appear for Nelsonville and surrounding towns including Pomeroy Middleport and Gallia County. Names and dates are unreadable in places, but listings indicate community notices and obituaries scattered through the region.
Celebrezze Attacks Goldwater At Ohio Democratic Dinner
Marietta reports Secretary Anthony Celebrezze criticized Sen. Barry Goldwater hours before his arrival, accusing the GOP candidate of voting against key programs. He framed Johnson’s peace and prosperity theme as he urged voters that America is on the march under the Kennedy-Johnson line.
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Anthony J. Celebrezze
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Barry Goldwater
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Arizona
America
15Th Congressional District
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Ohio Municipal League
Columbus
John F. Kennedy
Humphrey Opens Southern Tour in Georgia Speech
Minnesota liberal Hubert Humphrey visits Athens and the University of Georgia to attack Barry Goldwater’s followers as nihilists and to praise Georgia as leading the South toward a new era in economic development and race relations. He notes strong receptions in rural southern Georgia.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Barry Goldwater
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Humphrey
University of Georgia
Georgia
Mumphrey
Minnesota
Canal Cost Estimated at Over 1 Billion
The U S Army Engineers put the cost of the Lake Erie to Buffalo canal project at more than 1 billion dollars. Fidel Castro says Cuba will sacrifice to pay debts totaling about 2 1/2 billion dollars. The Vatican Council rejected allowing marrying deacons but approved clergy remarriage rules for Roman Catholics. The Cincinnati Enquirer backs Goldwater for president. Saigon reports rebel hill tribesmen surrendered after government surrounded them.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Ragged villagers flood New Delhi in floods protest
About 2000 villagers streamed into New Delhi today in a loud protest against the government failure to cope with floods that ravaged large areas of north India.
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New Delhi
India
Democratic Spy Found On Goldwater Train
A paid Democrat National Committee worker joined Barry Goldwater's train from Washington to Ohio and distributed anti Goldwater material. She was removed at Parkersburg West Virginia. Goldwater aides countered with their own edition of The Whistlestop. The DNC allegedly spent 225 for the operation. A press plan with Robert Taft Jr. was noted but later canceled. The Athens delegation joined Marietta riders to Athens. Several Republican leaders and candidates toured with the Goldwater train across Ohio.
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Barry Goldwater
Ohio
Robert A. Taft, Jr
U. S. Senate
Arizona
Athens
Messenger Newsphoto
Paul Efaw
Democratic National Committee
Goldwater
Washington, D. C
Parkersburg
W. Va
Robert Taft Jr
Paul Wagner
Marietta
Local Demands Block GM Walkout End
The Detroit strike against General Motors hinges on resolving about 17 000 local at the plant demands. Negotiators say settling local issues is as vital as a national contract to end the walkout affecting GM's 1965 models and production across plants supplying Ford and Chrysler parts.
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United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
UAW
Fri
Ford
Chrysler
Leaders Seek Fast Action on Presidential Security
Senate figures push for top priority on security bills as Mansfield and Dirksen back quick Congress action. White House committee to draft proposals after Warren Commission findings on Secret Service gaps. Pending bills to make assassination of president or vice president a federal crime remain before the Judiciary Committee.
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Mike Mansfield
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Dirksen
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Warren Commission
Secret Service
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