Goldwater Says Vietnam Key Issue If Johnson Holds Course
Senator Barry Goldwater told Republican candidates that foreign policy and Vietnam will dominate the campaign if President Johnson persists in Southeast Asia policy. He urged strength while defending Republicans as peacemakers, and outlined campaign plans with major meetings and broad media use.
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How to Do It by Mr. Fix Patio Ideas and Materials
The article outlines several patio styles using concrete, gravel, brick, stone, or wood. It describes elementary gravel patios with edging, sand-set brick layouts, and ground-set flagstones. It also covers concrete slabs with varied surfaces and methods to embed stones, ensuring level footing and proper gaps.
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Car Good Only for Relic After Day of Falling Apart
Gary Ellis, 19, had a rough drive in Napoleon Michigan when his sister's 1956 car frame broke and was lashed with rope. The rear end shifted, the drive shaft dropped, a neighbor tugged the car, and a flat spare tire sparked grass fires the Napoleon Fire Department put out. He decided to keep the car as a relic.
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Man Dies By Jump From Golden Gate Bridge
An unidentified young man leaped to his death from the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. He is the sixth suicide from the bridge in two weeks and the 271st since it opened 27 years ago.
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Tractor overturns kill Waldorf boy in Minnesota field
Jerry Groll, 14, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Groll of Pemberton, was killed when a tractor overturned on him while plowing at the Elmer Gilster farm near Waldorf Minnesota. Authorities say the tractor tipped on an embankment and slid into a small pond.
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New York City Starts Summer Jobs for 200 Teens
NYC launches a city payroll program placing 200 youths from Harlem and Brooklyn slums in 24 weed cutting and 2 clerical posts with $1.50 an hour. Eight hundred more openings follow next week as part of an antipoverty effort funded by the Antipoverty Fund.
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Still Serving Party Democratic Leader Stephen Mitchell
National Democratic chairman Stephen Mitchell, depicted with party symbols, remains active in politics while practicing law in Taos New Mexico. A longtime head of the party for 24 years he moved from Illinois to New Mexico in 1961 and this month travels as a New Mexico delegate to the Democratic National Convention.
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Notable Facts Mixed in a Turbulent Anecdote
A set of disconnected assertions on electoral votes ancient history and geology. Mentions 538 electoral votes this year Nebuchadnezzar and Solomon's Temple destruction in 586 B C and that granite is the oldest stone known to mankind. The lines present disparate topics with no coherent news event or local detail.
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