Public sympathy for shopper boycotts over high food prices
A 1966 Washington Post poll shows 45 percent of Americans and 63 percent of those under 35 support shopper boycotts of supermarkets to protest rising food costs. People blame middlemen profits, government spending and union wage demands, with farmers’ prices seen as exonerated.
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Congress
The
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Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Disneo
Banquet Talk Focuses on LBJ Re election Hope
New York banquets feature speakers like Theodore Sorensen Barry Goldwater and Omar Bradley discussing President Johnsons 1968 bid. Sorensen warns of danger for Johnson while Goldwater urges renewed Franco American ties and Bradley praises the Supreme Court. Sorensen notes Wallace third party risk but remains optimistic about victory.
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NEW York
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Supreme Court
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Theodore Sorensen
Alabama Atty
Richmond Flowers
Omar N. Bradley
Manhattan
Sorensen
Goldwater
Bradley
Order of Lafayette
Flowers
California's Murphy Favored for GOP Senate Chair
AP dispatch notes California Senator George Murphy top pick to lead the Senate Republican Campaign Committee. Senator Morton says Murphy has votes, Goldwater stresses cash abilities and Western acceptability, while Dirksen and others remain noncommittal.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
California
George Murphy
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Goldwater
Republican Campaign Committee
Murphy
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Morton
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Sen
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
West
Everett M. Dirksen
GOP
Dirksen
Jack R. Miller
Iowa
Gordon L. Allott
Colorado
Burglary Suspect Tracked to House After Chase
Police in St. Paul say they tracked a burglary suspect to a nearby house after he supposedly escaped from custody at Motor Supply & Machine Co. He fled after brief handcuffing, slipping in diesel oil additive. No charges filed immediately.
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ST. Paul
Motor Supply & Machine Co
Cabby Charged Under Little Mann Act in Minneapolis
Hy man Winthrop a 52 year old Minneapolis cab driver was charged with transporting a person for immoral purposes under a 21 year old state law titled the Little Mann Act. He allegedly drove an out of town business man to a date with a woman. The felony carries up to five years and a $1000 fine.
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Minneapolis
Hyman Winthrop
Hennepin County
Sanity Hearing Likely in Spike Slaying Case
William Minor, 23, faces first degree murder and burglary indictments in the bludgeon slaying of Dr. Robert W. Spike. A Franklin County grand jury urged a sanity hearing, noting Minor's history in mental institutions and that if found insane he could be committed without a public fact trial. He has been in custody since last week after voluntary police statements.
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Columbus, Ohio
Robert W. Spike
Common Pleas Court
William R. Minor
Franklin County
C. Howard Johnson
Minor
Columbus State Hospital
Man Confessed to Death of Dr Spike in Chicago Shootout
The report states the assailant admitted clubbing Dr Spike a 43 year old Chicago resident to death on October 17, detailing the violent incident and its fatal outcome.
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Dr. Spike
Chicago
Soviet Cosmos No. 135 Launched From Moscow Site
The Soviet government released Tass reports that No. 135 in the Cosmos unmanned satellite series was launched Monday from a Moscow area site. The event marks another step in the space program as experts monitor orbit and data collection.
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