Humphrey Rocks Rutland With Barbed Attack on Barry
Senator Hubert Humphrey drew about 1500 Vermonters to Rutland in a steady rain, delivering a forceful speech that assailed Republican nominee Barry Goldwater and defended Lyndon B. Johnson. He arrived with his wife and aides, rode in a police-escorted caravan to the city center, where teens and locals greeted him with placards. His opening lines urged a modern and progressive Republicanism but criticized Goldwater’s philosophy.
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Humphrey Hits Goldwater As Radical, Not A Real Republican
Humphrey labeled Goldwater radical and not a true Republican citing voting patterns and policy contrasts. He praised Johnson’s competence and foreign policy, while noting thousands of Republicans may back Johnson. The Vermont tour included Rutland and Burlington stops with Miller, Curtis, Rhodes, and Michel in attendance.
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Nebraska
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Arizona
Robert Michel
Illinois
Goldwater Attacks Democrats Over Baker Case in Midwest Tour
Sen. Barry Goldwater denounces Democrats as a fascist organization while accusing President Johnson of obstruction of justice in the Bobby Baker payoffs matter. He campaigns in Des Moines and addresses about 8,000 at Milwaukee Arena, urging aggressive slogans and tying Baker scandal to the White House. Truman remains in hospital after a bathroom accident as Goldwater presses the issue in Kansas City, Omaha, and Denver.
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Bobby) Baker
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Nobel Prize To Rev. King Wins Peace Prize 1964
Dr Martin Luther King Jr the Atlanta minister and civil rights leader won the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize awarded by the Norwegian Nobel Committee. The prize money totals 283000 Swedish kroners about 54600 dollars. King head of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference was announced in Oslo while hospital bound in Atlanta.
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Konrad Adenauer
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Barry Exploits Racism Say 726 Episcopalians
A statement accusing Sen. Barry M. Goldwater of transparent exploitation of racism has been signed by 726 Episcopalian bishops clergy and laymen. It was announced at the church's general convention in St. Louis. The signer group spans 41 states and includes 10 bishops. Two Bennington County residents attend the convention.
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William Stringfeller
New York
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Vermont Democrats Hopeful In Green Mountain State
Vermont leans toward the two party system as the 1964 election nears. Democratic hopes center on Gov Hoff’s bid for re election with Republican Foote as challenger. Editorials in Barre Montpelier Times Argus Rutland Herald and Brattleboro Reformer back Johnson, with Bennington Banner joining. Hoff cites GOP resistance to his programs and Foote’s backing from the party base.
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F. Ray Keyser, Jr
Middlebury
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Threat to Johnson Leads Deputies to Corpus Arsenal
Corpus Christi deputies and police traced a reported threat against President Johnson to an arsenal found with weapons including a field mortar and a collection of Nazi relics. They arrested Julius Schmidt, 29, a plumber and gun trader, and another man. A third suspect who allegedly made the threat, a former mental patient, remained at large in the Corpus Christi area.
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